the most odd gun you own

[FattMann]

ok heres a differnt one for you mine is a nickel plated Anschutz 275 ,4.4 mm ball shot repeter. It owes its ancestry to the German designer Schmiser when he worked at Haenel between the wars. 6 shot mag ( plan to get some larger mags from Protec) when funds allow. Its not powerful but is very accurate at close range. From talking to someone who would know it was used as a basic trainer for the German Army and the Hitler Youth I hate the Nazis but wont hold that against the gun which like all German and especcialy Anschutz products are superb..

[Garvin]

ok heres a differnt one for you mine is a nickel plated Anschutz 275 ,4.4 mm ball shot repeter. It owes its ancestry to the German designer Schmiser when he worked at Haenel between the wars. 6 shot mag ( plan to get some larger mags from Protec) when funds allow. Its not powerful but is very accurate at close range. From talking to someone who would know it was used as a basic trainer for the German Army and the Hitler Youth I hate the Nazis but wont hold that against the gun which like all German and especcialy Anschutz products are superb..

I think you're talking about the Haenel Sport Modell 33, which was made in adult and junior versions, and fired 4.4mm lead balls. Your LG275 is a copy of the Haenel, as you suggest.

Probably my oddest gun is my Walther LP52 - so 'odd' I've never seen another, in fact.

[I. J.]

http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Airs...l?sort=6&o=180

Well, at least its not a Relum.

ATB
Ian

[waterford103]

Ethan Allen under hammer .36" buggy rifle

[oliver13]

The Healthways Topscore 175 BB gun.

The spring & piston are in the grip, you cock it by pulling the barrel up & back. The approx 50 BB's are in the shroud around the barrel & one is loaded when the barrel is closed.
It's not too pretty, made of lots of pot metal castings with little power & indifferent accuracy - but pefect for destroying the Airfix armada at the other end of the bedroom.

http://www.gunauction.com/search/dis...emnum=12682157

[FattMann]

The Healthways Topscore 175 BB gun.

The spring & piston are in the grip, you cock it by pulling the barrel up & back. The approx 50 BB's are in the shroud around the barrel & one is loaded when the barrel is closed.
It's not too pretty, made of lots of pot metal castings with little power & indifferent accuracy - but pefect for destroying the Airfix armada at the other end of the bedroom.

http://www.gunauction.com/search/dis...emnum=12682157

I had one of them at the back of the gun room wonder were its got to

[I. J.]

The Healthways Topscore 175 BB gun.

The spring & piston are in the grip, you cock it by pulling the barrel up & back. The approx 50 BB's are in the shroud around the barrel & one is loaded when the barrel is closed.
It's not too pretty, made of lots of pot metal castings with little power & indifferent accuracy - but pefect for destroying the Airfix armada at the other end of the bedroom.

http://www.gunauction.com/search/dis...emnum=12682157

Ive also got one of those weird things. http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Airs...ml?sort=6&o=88

I vaguely remember buying it from Dennis Hiller, he had dozens of them, when he had his shop in Whittle-le-Woods. I often went there with no intention of buying owt but coming away with summat.

[Punchsteve]

The Healthways Topscore 175 BB gun.

The spring & piston are in the grip, you cock it by pulling the barrel up & back. The approx 50 BB's are in the shroud around the barrel & one is loaded when the barrel is closed.
It's not too pretty, made of lots of pot metal castings with little power & indifferent accuracy - but pefect for destroying the Airfix armada at the other end of the bedroom.

http://www.gunauction.com/search/dis...emnum=12682157

I had one of these at a time when I'd started to collect pistols, and surprisingly, this was the most fun to shoot out of all of them.

[FattMann]

I think you're talking about the Haenel Sport Modell 33, which was made in adult and junior versions, and fired 4.4mm lead balls. Your LG275 is a copy of the Haenel, as you suggest.

Probably my oddest gun is my Walther LP52 - so 'odd' I've never seen another, in fact.

wow thats rare