Airgun Shooter

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It was the summer of 1979 and my dad came home with something that would change my life forever. My dad served for 12 years in the RAF and, because of this, I grew up watching war films and listening to the stories of his time in the service. Every spare hour I had would be spent making guns from paper or sticks. I would run around the local woods with my friends until it was time to come in.

So, back to that fateful day. My dad called me into

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