Gamo PR 45 - Is it too early to be classed as collectable?
I was offered a Gamo PR45 the other day; my first plastic air pistol.
Normally I steer clear of anything that isn't made of wood and steel but this pistol was fun to shoot, easy to cock and cost loose change.
It is quiet, so plinking without alerting the neighbours also appeals.
It is shooting 360fps with lightish pellets but accuracy is a haphazard affair without the rear sight. For what it is and until I find one, a piece of aluminium will do the trick.
Questions. When were these first manufactured and do they have particular failings to be aware of?
signing out for the evening to attend remedial English refersher class
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