Bonjour from USA!

JEFF30 a écrit:

July 1969 :

First man (american) on the Moon....

September 2007 :

First american on Airguns

WELCOME TO YOU JIM

JEFF

Juste one pressed key for a man, but a key achievement for the Airguns community

Lepigeon a écrit:

Juste one pressed key for a man, but a key achievement for the Airguns community

Eeeeeexcellent !

Vraiment excellent....bravo thepidgeon

Lepigeon a écrit:

Juste one pressed key for a man, but a key achievement for the Airguns community

I write it down...

Good evening and welcome on the forum Airguns Jim McArthur.
Good evening with you....

Hi Jim,

happy to see you there.
Now you will have a good reason to learn our language ;)

salut de normandie

JEFF30 a écrit:

July 1969 :

First man (american) on the Moon....

September 2007 :

First american on Airguns

WELCOME TO YOU JIM

JEFF

Merci beaucoup!

I always knew that I'd be the first at something!


Jim

jrhum a écrit:

Hi Jim,

happy to see you there.
Now you will have a good reason to learn our language ;)

Oui! Now that I have French friends to speak with!

Jim

Lepigeon a écrit:

Hi Jim,

Glad to see some US citizen here!
In France, the situation is very different. The power of an airgun is limited if you want to buy it freely. You have otherwise to be member of the shooting federation. It is then as easily to buy an airgun than a .22 rifle or a 7-08 one (there is a strange law about caliber, and standard ones, as .308, require a special authorization... I wonder if the one that has decided this has not been intoxicated by some low-level raw cheese this day), so airguns are less popular, except for ISSF competition.

I've heard that France also has special regulations about "military" caliber firearms?

I saw something on a French gun merchant's list that caught my attention: it was a revolver, intended for self defense, that fired rubber bullets!

Does anyone on the list have any experience with such a weapon?

Jim