Whats the "Rarest" rifle you own ?

[RichardH]

Original 1892 Winchester from 1892...

One off restocked in exhibition wood and match barrelled by David Miller in the 70’s

https://www.foxbusiness.com/features...g-in-big-bucks

Pic in my avatar.

[tacfoley]

A BSA bolt-action Model 2 single shot sporting rifle made as a takedown rifle in a travelling case by Alexander Martin of Glasgow, Scotland. It is complete with its ultra-rare BSA tang sight, all its accessories, including a tin of 'BoreBright' cleaning paste, and was made for a young man sometime in 1912. He having died in WW1, it passed to his younger brother, who passed it on to HIS son, from whom I obtained it in 1992.

As far as BSA records go, it is unique.

[RichardH]

A BSA bolt-action Model 2 single shot sporting rifle made as a takedown rifle in a travelling case by Alexander Martin of Glasgow, Scotland. It is complete with its ultra-rare BSA tang sight, all its accessories, including a tin of 'BoreBright' cleaning paste, and was made for a young man sometime in 1912. He having died in WW1, it passed to his younger brother, who passed it on to HIS son, from whom I obtained it in 1992.

As far as BSA records go, it is unique.

We need pics of that Tac , sounds fabulous.

[Murphy]

I own a rapid thats never been stripped.

[shanksey55]

I don"t no if they are rare or not.
But they are all special to me......

Air Logic Genisis.
Parker Hale Dragon.
Titan JB1
Bowkett ssp carbine with compound lever.
Walther LG55 DST match rifle
Feinwerkbau 300s RT (thumbhole stock)
Webley Ranger ELG10.
And a few more but 10m target in the main..

[tacfoley]

We need pics of that Tac , sounds fabulous.

Give me your email address and I'll send you a bunch of pics. Or come to Barnwell and see it in the wood and steel.

[RichardH]

Northants@holtsauctioneers.com

But it would be good to catch up at Barnwell.... unless you are at the Kempton arms fair on Sunday?

[Gareth W-B]

This....

Webley Mark 1 enjoy

That is simply gorgeous -- proper unadulterated air gun porn: top stuff and cheers for sharing.

[Gareth W-B]

I have Eddie Barber's BSF S54 Bayern which was featured in several AGW articles sold after his demise with the auction catalogue.

What a nice piece to own. Eddie did like his BSFs and HWs.

[MartynB]

Some real beauties coming up here, keep those pics coming

[air-tech]

Worked upon's dont count - otherwise my S300 after crushing in a vice would certainly be unique and incredibly rare!

Must be stock rare, and not from a producer of hand made one-offs - that would be cheating...

Theoben Dual Magnum, apparently 81 made according to Theoben. Look it up!

[tacfoley]

Northants@holtsauctioneers.com

But it would be good to catch up at Barnwell.... unless you are at the Kempton arms fair on Sunday?

I shoot at Barnwell most Sundays between 9:30 and 1:00 pm. Going to an Arms Fair implies that one has money to spend on gun stuff. Being too poor even to be able to afford to be called poverty-stricken, and prevented from having any more guns by local restrictive practices, means that I won't be at Kempton [is that even in England somewhere?]

[RichardH]

I shoot at Barnwell most Sundays between 9:30 and 1:00 pm. Going to an Arms Fair implies that one has money to spend on gun stuff. Being too poor even to be able to afford to be called poverty-stricken, and prevented from having any more guns by local restrictive practices, means that I won't be at Kempton [is that even in England somewhere?]

There’s always money for guns Tac, lunch is for wimps

http://kemptonclassicarmsfair.co.uk

[tacfoley]

This....

Webley Mark 1 enjoy

PLEASE tell me how you got REAL images posted here withouth having to go through the PITA of posting them somewhere else first....

[tacfoley]

There’s always money for guns Tac, lunch is for wimps

http://kemptonclassicarmsfair.co.uk

Said nothing about lunch, me. Just guns. BTW, I just sent you a bunch of pics of the little BSA rifle. I hope that it won't cause too much upset if you post any of them here, since it's a cartridge-shooting firearm and not an air rifle. I have six more interesting older .22 rifles, as well. If you look up the history of the BSA target rifles you'll see that it figures at the bottom of the page on the Model 1. It is, in fact, a model 2, with a heavier-profile barrel and spiffier chequering.