I was at Cabelas last Saturday and did a quick look at the bargain cave air gun rack and I noticed a wood stocked steel barreled Gamo. Upon inspection I see it's a Gamo 220. It doesn't look too bad, nothing included but the rifle but it's priced at $79.00. Never mind it's been sitting there cocked for who knows how long I'm thinking this is a deal and with a little work I have a nice addition to the collection. I told the associate I would take it so he proceeded to take the trigger lock off and almost dry fired the gun into a waste can by the counter but a loud screech from me prevented that disaster. Got it home and by eleven that night I had taken it down, cleaned it up, debured, lubed, replaced the spring with a new Gamo spring I had, got it back together, added a extra scope and, here it is.
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