Reply With Quotehttp://www.theschimel.com/Originally Posted by Rayee
Oh Yeah, not to forget the Schimel of course.
I don't need a gun; I've got an attack butterfly.
That one that looked like a Luger!
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Oh Yeah, not to forget the Schimel of course.
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FWB65 and Webley Premier.
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Great to see such a wide selection of ideas. The luger style gun reminded me of the example in, D Hiller's "collectors guide to air pistols". This is the only one known and possibly a prototype of a butt cylinder style pistol. I would love to see a version of this.
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the scorpion for sure,agreed a better less touchy trigger .and a nice wire stock like the milbro cougar wouldnt hurt.cocking leaver to incorporate a silencer with weight .
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The Webley Senior, well made, and very nice to shoot. Will last several lifetimes.
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Tempest. But NOT a turkish 1..
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and not one meation of the gat
the only thing i can find wrong is the nut on the steering wheel.
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Its got to be another vote for the crosman 600 for me, although I've only fired one once - has everything I want in an air/co2 pistol.
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Why not the American Luger?
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Crosman Mark 1/2 (.22/.177)
Probably the finest budget CO2 pistol ever produced
Crosman 600
Probably offers the most legal fun you can experience in two hands!
Cheers
Ian
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The Abas Major. I'm lucky enough to own one of these, it's high quality, superbly designed, compact and graceful in looks. Just excellent. It shoots a lot like a Webley, having similar power and similar accuracy. Lots of fun and a true classic.
I'd also like to see the Rutten Winstar 550 pistol back, it's like a high quality, more powerful update of the Webley Tempest or Hurricane.
I love the BSA Scorpion too, these pistols are underrated and I find mine very satisfying and enjoyable to shoot.
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The Webley Nemesis with perhaps a double pump action ala the Alceto!
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The Webley Senior.
I've not had the privilege of shooting or owning one, but I've heard they were an outstanding piece of kit.
Jim
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"Nasty, noisy things, revolvers, Count. Better stick to air-guns." Sherlock Holmes, The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone
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