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Can anyone tell what type this pistol is?
http://www.airgunbbs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=430189
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St Paul of 55
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a gamo lol
Cat Person.
its a springer. it has the same cylinder,barrel, sights and underlever as the gamo falcon. (though it has different grips and trigger)
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You plumOriginally Posted by philpullan5s
a gamo lol
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St Paul of 55
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Doreen
They are underlever springers mate. Come in 3 (I think, 2 defo) guises & are very under rated IMO.
The underlever bit in OT tells you its a springer but no need to be ignorant
HTH Dave
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Paul its an underlever spring pistol is loaded from a swing out loading port, its a long while since i
handled 1 of these, but some versions i believe had an adjustable grip i can't see
that this 1 doe's though...mike...
I get by with a little help from my friends
Thanks for that, much appreciatedits a springer. it has the same cylinder,barrel, sights and underlever as the gamo falcon. (though it has different grips and trigger)
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St Paul of 55
Been there, bought it, tried it, sold it
I get by with a little help from my friends
Thanks fellasPaul its an underlever spring pistol is loaded from a swing out loading port, its a long while since i
handled 1 of these, but some versions i believe had an adjustable grip i can't see
that this 1 doe's though...mike...
UBC Resident Cowboy
St Paul of 55
Been there, bought it, tried it, sold it
may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
It is the Gamo Centre, in the 'Target' version which had anatomical grips and an improved trigger.
Spring-piston design, recoilling, loads by a swing-out loading port. Some people could shoot well with them, bit 'boingy' for my taste, prefer the HW70. Interesting collector's piece and really quite rare, has a long sight-base, is not too difficult to cock and very robust design, big clear sights. Sort of a club pistol for people stuck in the 1970s. Six months on one of those and you will be ready for your Feinwerkbau 65 lad.
Nowadays, a practice pistol for your garage or hall, or as a simple plinker. Power - about 3-4 fart-pounds.
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Cat Person.
my falcon is more accurate but nowhere near as fun to shoot as my recently acquired CP88.
think it'll soon be gathering dust !
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