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  1. 05-05-2016, 12:55 PM #1
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    Skb air guns.

    Being a clay shooter and once owning a SKB 12 bore japan made shotgun.Has any body owned or has got a SKB air rifle, the shotgun were very high quality in the70s in over and under spec.
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    Quote Originally Posted by flogger View Post
    Being a clay shooter and once owning a SKB 12 bore japan made shotgun.Has any body owned or has got a SKB air rifle, the shotgun were very high quality in the70s in over and under spec.
    Couple of SKB air rifles here. They look superb.
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    Quote Originally Posted by flogger View Post
    Being a clay shooter and once owning a SKB 12 bore japan made shotgun.Has any body owned or has got a SKB air rifle, the shotgun were very high quality in the70s in over and under spec.
    Hi,

    Never come across one, but I must say they certainly look the part.

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  4. 06-05-2016, 04:29 PM #4
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    To me, the pump-up "Silver" rifle is on par with a Sheridan Model A.
    I have seen a few of the underlever Model 53's and although they seem well made, not as elegant as the Webley Mark 3 they were inspired by. The Millita-style Sakaba/SKB rifles that I've encountered also are usually rather nicely turned out and worth looking for, if you're a fan of that type of airgun.

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