the most odd gun you own

[Jake190]

Challenger Arms Corporation Plainsman pump pistol in.22

[I. J.]

is that the one you got from the Webley sell off

Correct. That and a adjustable gas ram Omega, the Omega prototype and a Sharp Innova. I nearly got the Eclipse with the cocking lever in the stock like the Airsporter.

[short-carabine]

Daisy 2003 semi auto blowback 35 shot pistol Clever mechanism with drop in mags that have a helical feed. Good FPS but hideous plastic body. Not many about nowadays...

[FattMann]

Correct. That and a adjustable gas ram Omega, the Omega prototype and a Sharp Innova. I nearly got the Eclipse with the cocking lever in the stock like the Airsporter.

all rarer than a rare thing then respect

[FattMann]

Daisy 2003 semi auto blowback 35 shot pistol Clever mechanism with drop in mags that have a helical feed. Good FPS but hideous plastic body. Not many about nowadays...

Only ever seen one in a book, respect, thanks for your input.

[short-carabine]

Only ever seen one in a book, respect, thanks for your input.

Apparently they ceased production as someone worked out how to run them full-auto That's the rumour anyway... heaven knows, they aren't that accurate semi auto

[magicesperanto]

I think mine would be the Healthways Plainsman.
http://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2009/...bb-gun-part-1/
Ugly brute, but actually quite nice to shoot even though it has a "double action" trigger.

Three power settings, low, medium and "Bloody hell!", shame it only takes 8g Co2 though.

[FattMann]

I think mine would be the Healthways Plainsman.
http://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2009/...bb-gun-part-1/
Ugly brute, but actually quite nice to shoot even though it has a "double action" trigger.

Three power settings, low, medium and "Bloody hell!", shame it only takes 8g Co2 though.

again only ever seen one in a book, amazing whats out here and in peoples collections Thanks for your input

[The armourer]

Mine would have to be my pre war Haenel model 28, it is a good job you never had to use this in a fast fire situation, it takes an age to load.

[FattMann]

Mine would have to be my pre war Haenel model 28, it is a good job you never had to use this in a fast fire situation, it takes an age to load.

Yes, tried one, would have lovded to have bought it but didnt have the money at the time.

[FattMann]

Ok another one of mine is the Alros Starfire co2 rifle in .22, I got it off here a few years ago, it was tested by BTDT in his series on classic airrifles in AGW a few years back. Its a lovley gun and to my mind is one of the best of CO2 rifles.

[zippy]

My oddest - The "Anti-Volvo" !

http://s1274.photobucket.com/user/zi...tml?sort=3&o=1

[FattMann]

My oddest - The "Anti-Volvo" !

http://s1274.photobucket.com/user/zi...tml?sort=3&o=1

Looks like a MG34 with a drum Magazine is it actually an airgun

[FattMann]

Challenger Arms Corporation Plainsman pump pistol in.22

another good one

[I. J.]

I almost forgot my Sharp Pan Target rifle. (Top one in this photo http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Airs...ml?sort=6&o=73) I did have two but I swapped one for a .177Normay Vixen.
I did hear Manchester Air Guns only imported less than 30 of these.

ATB
Ian