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    allross Trailsman

    Knock on the door last night, one of my mates boyfriends with a gun bag. Marks a builder and had been given this gun by the owner of a house he did some work on. Marks a biker but has no idea of guns, so on opening the gun bag it was a Trailsman take down. .22 barell, I charged her from my tank and shes still holding air, allso had a nice Whitetail 1-5x20 and a screw on stubby silencer. I only have a small back yard and a crazy old woman has a nosey neighbour next door So had to test with my chrono in the hall way with a suitable back stop using air arms/ jsbs shes doing a nice 11.3 ftlbs. Mark liked the " day of the jackal" look and at first was happy to sell to me then he saw my collection, stated f , I thought i was bad on my bikes, he has 11 includeing a Vicent and a Nortan has well has his Hondas and Suzukis Hes now decided hes keeping the bloody thing or he thinks he is, ( have to have a word with the lovley Kath his good lady and one of my best mates ) may well come my way then I have the co2 Starfire thats awesome, the Trailsman looks has well made, how many of them were made, I know from corrspondence with BTDT that sadly Allros are long gone.

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    Resealed one for my mate, very simple design and a bit agricultural. Could make one in my garage. Seemed very accurate, but found it difficult to line up threads of air cylinder when screwing together.

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    I had one in 22 a couple years back, very accurate,but like a fool i sold it.If you get it make sure you don`t loose the o ring off the cylinder,sounds like a sub machine gun if its missing if i remember correctly its a low shot count (20) or so ?
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    I...

    ...miss that Starfire
    Pardon?

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    I have a Trailsman Dave http://s662.photobucket.com/user/pmb...os%20trailsman

    Above link has a copy of the Alros sales advert at the time.

    Mine has optional extras: silencer, s/steel bolt handle, and tool-roll carry bag. I bought it from tinbum. Its .177 cal. set up to give 30 good shots at 10.5 FPE.

    I don't know how many were made, but r.e. Alros quality, apparently some mistakes were made by cheapening the manufacturing processes... which is a shame.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rickenbacker View Post
    I have a Trailsman Dave http://s662.photobucket.com/user/pmb...os%20trailsman

    Above link has a copy of the Alros sales advert at the time.

    Mine has optional extras: silencer, s/steel bolt handle, and tool-roll carry bag. I bought it from tinbum. Its .177 cal. set up to give 30 good shots at 10.5 FPE.

    I don't know how many were made, but r.e. Alros quality, apparently some mistakes were made by cheapening the manufacturing processes... which is a shame.
    like that a lot, thanks Phill.

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    Alros Trailsman

    as well as the slim cylinder they also did a 400cc bottle like a rapid 7 , i have both and in my oppion the bigger botle helps with the balance . Very accurate .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quig View Post
    as well as the slim cylinder they also did a 400cc bottle like a rapid 7 , i have both and in my oppion the bigger botle helps with the balance . Very accurate .
    not seen that version, any chance of a few pics please

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    Shown on the advert link on post above.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Benelli B76 View Post
    Shown on the advert link on post above.

    Baz
    thank you Baz will take a closer look.

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    well, looks like hes keeping it, should have told him it was a crap thing too bloody honet for my own good sometimes

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    Let me know if this comes up for sale, been after a slim tube model for a while now

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    Here you go, both versions of the Trailsman.






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    Quote Originally Posted by mike hunt View Post
    Let me know if this comes up for sale, been after a slim tube model for a while now
    ok will do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rickenbacker View Post
    I have a Trailsman Dave http://s662.photobucket.com/user/pmb...os%20trailsman

    Above link has a copy of the Alros sales advert at the time.

    Mine has optional extras: silencer, s/steel bolt handle, and tool-roll carry bag. I bought it from tinbum. Its .177 cal. set up to give 30 good shots at 10.5 FPE.

    I don't know how many were made, but r.e. Alros quality, apparently some mistakes were made by cheapening the manufacturing processes... which is a shame.
    I love mine too. I have the slim tube version in multi-shot.... (8 x mag)
    ...but caused me real problems when i first got it - hence the separate thread you've just prompted me to put up in case my solution is helpful for others.

    Enjoy - a huge grin is a habitual symptom of ownership!

    http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....s-modification

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