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  1. #16
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    273 views and still no correct answer.
    If its any consolation - I have only ever seen photos of these rifles and this is the first one I have seen in the flesh.
    I shall post some more photos that will give it away - (later).

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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post


    So close - yet so far.
    Its NOT Webley. Its NOT European. Its NOT single stroke. Its NOT easy.
    - so it's a hard American pump-up??
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    Quote Originally Posted by sarf View Post
    - so it's a hard American pump-up??
    Nice try but no.

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    its a yank gun of some description!!??

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    Hello,

    Maybe it's a HOWA ? (Japanese made ?)

    Hans

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    bump to the top right now

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thegreg View Post
    its a yank gun of some description!!??
    No, not from that continent.

    Quote Originally Posted by Ratbuster View Post
    Hello,

    Maybe it's a HOWA ? (Japanese made ?)

    Hans
    No. Didn't they make an air shotgun?

    Quote Originally Posted by ginner View Post
    bump to the top right now
    O.K.

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    And the rifle is a:

    SHARP INNOVA PAN TARGET!

    A side lever Innova similar to the Ace/Victory Pan Targets, based on the Innova action, only the pumping lever leaves the cylinder from the side at a slight upwards angle.

    ORLANDO is the clear winner with one or two getting close.
    In PM's with ORLANDO since we have both come to the conclusion that although the owner told me it was made in Japan and Im sure the action was marked as such (I will check next time I view it) we seem to think it came from China.

    Im off to gloat after getting one over the airgun gurus.

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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post
    And the rifle is a: SHARP INNOVA PAN TARGET!

    A side lever Innova similar to the Ace/Victory Pan Targets, based on the Innova action, only the pumping lever leaves the cylinder from the side at a slight upwards angle... ORLANDO is the clear winner with one or two getting close... Im off to gloat after getting one over the airgun gurus.

    ATB
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gareth W-B View Post
    Hi Ian, wow, this one has really got me ... is it a Sharp Pan Target or an Innova? ... I'll get my coat .
    ... At least award me a gong for second fiddle ... Ha ha ha. Great fun Ian, thanks from all of us here in
    ... Collectors Corner ... More please. ATB: Gareth W-B.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gareth W-B View Post
    Was going to say is it a Sharp Pan Target or an Innova but got beaten to it . Gareth W-B.
    WAS going to say - but you didn't.

    Go on then I will let you have second place. Next time it will be even harder.

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    ?

    Is it a cricket bat?

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    Howszzat?
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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post
    And the rifle is a:

    SHARP INNOVA PAN TARGET!

    A side lever Innova similar to the Ace/Victory Pan Targets, based on the Innova action, only the pumping lever leaves the cylinder from the side at a slight upwards angle.

    ORLANDO is the clear winner with one or two getting close.
    In PM's with ORLANDO since we have both come to the conclusion that although the owner told me it was made in Japan and Im sure the action was marked as such (I will check next time I view it) we seem to think it came from China.

    Im off to gloat after getting one over the airgun gurus.

    ATB
    Ian
    Well you live and learn Ian! i assumed all the P/T's imported over here where based on the Victory action......thanks for enlightening me!

    In The states its referred to as the 'Innova Special' and was introduced in 1985.

    Also available in the states was the Tiger 500 Target similar to the Ace but with a double set trigger, palmrest, and thumbhole stock.....and quite expensive too!
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