Help Please

[Ted601]

I have some jpegs of an old air rifle belonging to a work mate but for the life of me I can't find the manage attachments bit when strating a thread to up load them is there anyone I could e-mail them to who could upload the 3 jpegs. There are no numbers or marking of eny sort on the gun

Cheers

Ted

[Sam Vimes]

You can't load pictures direct to the site. You need to upload them to a picture hosting site such as picturetrail or photobucket. Once done you can then link to the pictures.

http://www.airgunbbs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=301777

[Garvin]

Pics of Ted's workmate's Gem-type gun:

Pic 1
Pic 2
Pic 3

[Ted601]

Pics of Ted's workmate's Gem-type gun:

Pic 1
Pic 2
Pic 3

Thanks Garvin

Does anyone have an idea of it's age etc ?

Cheers

Ted

[Sam Vimes]

Thanks Garvin

Does anyone have an idea of it's age etc ?

Cheers

Ted

Notoriously difficult to categorise I'm afraid but the references would suggest that it may be a Langenham from 1890-1920.

[Ted601]

Notoriously difficult to categorise I'm afraid but the references would suggest that it may be a Langenham from 1890-1920.

Hi Sam

Any idea of country of origin?

Ted

[Sam Vimes]

Hi Sam

Any idea of country of origin?

Ted

If it is a Langenham then it's German. That's the problem with GEMs, they were produced to very similar patterns in the UK, France, Belgium and Germany. Telling them apart is a nightmare.

[Ted601]

If it is a Langenham then it's German. That's the problem with GEMs, they were produced to very similar patterns in the UK, France, Belgium and Germany. Telling them apart is a nightmare.

Thanks for the info

Ted

[Ted601]

Thanks guys for the help the key word was GEM we goggled that and ended up at Micks guns and there was a picture of the chaps gun he now knows more about the gun in a few hours then the 40 odd years he has owned it.

Thanks again

Ted