pcps that may become collectable

[Benelli B76]

Titan MPT with that lovely thumbhole stock for me but any of the Titans are good.

Don't seem popular, I took a lovely unmarked one, scoped with brass fittings etc to the Kempton Park show on Sunday. Could not sell at £300 o.n.o. and loads of people looked at it.

Baz

[Rickenbacker]

I'm surprised at that Baz. Seems like a good deal to me.

[Vic Thompson]

Hi there, I was interested in your posting Rickenbacker, was the item mentioned previously a good enough deal for you to want to buy it, or just a good enough deal to recommend to someone else ?

Vic Thompson.

[Geezer]

To add to the above - Alros?

[hammy]

Most PCPs will become collectable.
The biggest problem will be finding ones that are unmodded and original.
I think I have about ten or eleven PCPs and only about four of those are unmodded.

I wish I had kept my Titan MPT and Daystate CRX, I regret selling those two .

[Big Seth]

Can't believe nobody has put an AA Shamal forward as a collectable PCP?

[brutale]

Forget that

[Rickenbacker]

Hi there, I was interested in your posting Rickenbacker, was the item mentioned previously a good enough deal for you to want to buy it, or just a good enough deal to recommend to someone else ?

Vic Thompson.

Hi Vic,

I'm not recommending anything. But if I was at the show on Sunday, and saw an MPT like this:

Don't seem popular, I took a lovely unmarked one, scoped with brass fittings etc to the Kempton Park show on Sunday. Could not sell at £300 o.n.o. and loads of people looked at it.

Baz

I doubt I'd have come home without it, Vic.

Lovely little gun the MPT. There are two versions as I recall. One with the separate cocking lever, and one that, for want of a better term, cocks it's self.

Phil

[tinbum]

Hi Vic,

I'm not recommending anything. But if I was at the show on Sunday, and saw an MPT like this:

I doubt I'd have come home without it, Vic.

It might be there again in October. Are you gonna come?

[chieffool]

To add to the above - Alros?

The man has a point here. To be 'collectable' i think...
...quirkiness helps...
...low volume production is a definite benefit...
...and the ability to bring a smile to your face when you get the damn thing out...

...are ALL qualities which should be possessed by a future 'collectable' - a positive 'must' to ensure increasing value.

SO, I concur: ALROS TRAILSMAN [and mine is the slim tube 'octoshot' version]

[floggist]

How about the Stalkers? Adrian Hartley could put a sweet action together and the wood was always very special. I have had one from new - very nice rifle.