The "E-Types"of air pistols!

[trevor1]

'Sir Trevor', you have me gabberflasted! Do you genuinely rate the Benjamin pneumatic pistol as being better than the Sharp U-FP??

Eric

Dear Eric, I simply love the design of the Benjamin pistol.It has and had an "old fashioned look" even when new(to me). Elegant,is the word that comes to mind.;-) As a shooter,no better than a Webley Premier(is that a cat among the pigeons?)The U-FP is a cracker once fitted with a trigger shoe and a Sheridan striker spring. Interesting to see Rob's attraction to the cut down Buccaneer(OOPS!) Rob,I do have the Targ-aires but haven't a spare,sorry.Regards,Trev

[Rob M]

Rob,I do have the Targ-aires but haven't a spare,sorry.Regards,Trev

You've got two and I've got none!!! Not fair!!!

If you should decide to move one on, give me a shout? Please?

[wonky donky]

The Milbro G10 Air Pistol was very much the "E" type of it's day, Guaranteed to break down & drop to pieces!

[johnbaz]

Ha ha!!

I have to agree with the Scorpion camp!!, I love mine


Scorpion

Again

Once more



John

[Rob M]

Nice! There's something so right about the proportions and shape of a Scorpion!

[bsa-nige]

Your get no argument from me about the scorpion even with a BSA pistol scope it looks dam good

[wonky donky]

I'm not a pistol fan really, Although I do have a few somewhere.

[Amac]

I haven't really considered which pistol I like the look of best personally. What I can say, and I have no idea why, the pistol within my own collection that I enjoy shooting the most at present is a .22 BSA 240 Magnum. Challenging to shoot, self contained and made here. Did anybody notice that I didn't once mention a "Wobbly?"

Andy