Why don't Air Arms make break barrels?

[tinbum]

I agree with Pete. I've sold a few 95,s in the past and considering how popular they are supposed to be, they do seem to struggle to sell sometimes.

Unless its to you.

[Trumpetier]

Unless its to you.

Hee Hee might be getting another on Saturday

[Muskett]

Gun trade for air rifles starts when the sun comes out. Its not sunny right now
Lot of 95's sold so a lot already have them. Your custom tune isn't someone else's custom tune. I have one and unlikely to get another, lovely rifle, lovely weight, one of the best triggers going, good looking furniture, not sure what could be improved. Even the price isn't outrageous though tuning adds a heft to the end price. Mine was second hand with an in house V-Mach tune already done and cost the same as a factory boxed new; I didn't take the hit. Once invested, job done.

AA would need to be as smooth, as good in every department. Room for more lovely wood, room for deeper bluing. Not much more to add, the rest would be price. Have to look absolutely fantastic and shoot fantastic too. Who knows they might have one in design, but would they make it? The risk possibly too high at present??

[Murphy]

I liked the Pro Elite.

But AA is a business and they made a break barrel and it wasn't selling so they stopped.

Im guessing its a simple as that why they don't make another.

[Bonzo!]

I have an Air Arms khamsin .177, ok side lever not break barrel, but still a springer , still a good piece of kit considering its some 30 years old.