Reply With QuoteTX, they are the best springer ever made.
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Barrel
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If you needed to reduce your collection...
....What would be the one gun you'd keep & why?
(Doesn't have to be a collectable, it might even be a modern gun if that's what you'd hold back as your keeper.)
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TX, they are the best springer ever made.
Kindest regards
Barrel
IF I WALKED ON WATER PEOPLE WOULD SAY I COULD NOT SWIM !
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If you needed to reduce your collection...
....What would be the one gun you'd keep & why?
No problem answering that - My Airsporter!
Just don't know which one!
Airsporterman
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mk 2 parker hale phoenix , just a great gun quite compact ,fast loading and deadly accurate
I Like Gingers Best
+1 for the Mk2 Phoenix, amazing gun and a future collectable I'll wager.Originally Posted by madcarlos
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If I could only keep one it would be my Crosman 600 - and I say that as an avid Webley collector!
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I'm with Airsporterman on this one. One of BSA's finest, probably a Mk I. Pure nostalgia.
Mel.
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My BSA breakdown. It was my father's, before he gave it to me many years ago, and I often borrowed it before that. I have a photo somewhere of my dad posing with it, circa 1937.
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Pedersoli .36 LE PAGE , simple beautiful and goes bang
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.22 35E best older rifle by far
A few nice rifles
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G prefix MK1 Airsporter the first and best in looks and build.
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1919 light pattern,with age related pellets
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A Vulcan.
No other gun combines everything I need as good as the Vulcan; its accurate, powerful enough for what I think airguns should be capable of, easy cocking, durable, relatively compact, not too noisy, has good build quality, and is easy to work on.
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Hmmmmm,
Not so difficult this one. In the bin would go the Air Arms, BSA's, Career's, Diana's, Daystate's, Falcon's, Feinwerkbau's, Original's, RWS 500, Sharp Innova's (even the one with the Frenchi stock) and the Ace's, Theoben's, Webley's and the Weihrauch's.
The keeper would be the RWS 50, ok not a collector and made by Daystate but simply the best handling rifle I have ever picked up
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