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 Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 8:18 am |
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| Mikey |
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As I stated in my introduction post, I've recently retrieved my .20 Sheridan C series from mothballs to try to reduce a burgeoning squirrel population back into check. I know when I stored it I had a red plastic box of pellets that I got with the gun some 28 years ago or so but I couldn't find them. I was off to the local store to find ammunition to no avail. All I could find were .177 and a few .22 but no .20. A few days later I made a 60 mile round trip to the biggest sporting goods store around. They had an even bigger selection of .177 and .22 but only 1 selection of .20. Benjamin seems to be the only brand they had. And only 1 tin of those (you know the one that the plastic packaging has been opened and resealed you always reach behind to get the unopened one from behind) well I had to take THAT one.
Has the .20 caliber gone the way of the buggy whip? What drove it into obsolescence? Is it really that bad of a caliber or just like the 8-track outdated by technology? |
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| Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 9:07 am |
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| Slavia |
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