Help ID an old Rifle

[nathan11]

Hi I'm trying to ID an old rifle i had as a kid so I can see if i can bring new life to it.
It's a El Gamo rifle in .22 springer probably about twenty years old. Trying to locate some parts so i can restore it to it's former glory.



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Thanks Nathan

[Stu83]

Looks to me to be a gamo expo an older one

[Papa g]

Hi I'm trying to ID an old rifle i had as a kid so I can see if i can bring new life to it.
It's a El Gamo rifle in .22 springer probably about twenty years old. Trying to locate some parts so i can restore it to it's former glory.



http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/...6-01160351.jpg
http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/...6-01160409.jpg
http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/...6-01160341.jpg

Thanks Nathan

I recon its a Asi sniper.

[Big Seth]

ASI Sniper

[nathan11]

Hi, been looking at exploded diagrams on T.W Chambers looks like it could be the ASI Sniper.

Thanks for help Nathan

[thisisdonald]

Looking at it in my John Walter airgun book.. Lifted the followingtext:

OO Modelo Expo or 200 (Asl sniper

The handy, well-balanced Expo 200. widely

distributed outside Spain, was developed in

the 1960s. t offers reasonable quality at

low cost, though is not especially
it is
sophisticated. The cocking lever is

articulated, the trigger a rather coarse two-

stage design adjustable for travel but not

pull weight which is set at 7-11b

(3-5kg).The micro-adjustable open-notch

spring leaf back sight, complementing the

hooded blade, is controlled by very clearly

graduated plastic discs. The beech stock

displays good external finish but less

impressive netting, newer stocks have a

cheekpiece, in addition to the black plastic

butt-plate, and a plain rather than grooved

fore-end. The trigger guard is an

unattractive moulding and the trigger

Lever-a light stamping lies rather far

forward of the pistol grip for the small-

handed or short-fingered marksman. Type,

break-barrel spring-air rifle, detent-locked

bolt); c, R4; ca, 4.5/0.177 or 5.5/0.22,

loa, 1,028/41.5; b, 450/17.7: r, 12R: wt,

2.41/5.31; ps, leather washer: bs, neoprene

O-ring; sft, none.

[D R Hughes]

Hi,

It's not a Sniper which was a completely different looking (I am being polite) air rifle. I can remember being asked to repair a Sniper in '73 or '74 and refusing after stripping it down. I think this was part of the range and so it dates from the late 60's. or early 70's.

Regards, David