Reply With QuoteI'm sure Terry will be along shortly to tell you
Pete
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Had a quick flick through an airgun magazine yesterday
Terry doe was on the editorial bit holding a camo, skeleton type rifle?
I liked the look of it
Anyone know what it was?
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Even better looking than a HW35
I'm sure Terry will be along shortly to tell you
Pete
Far too many rifles to list now, all mainly British but the odd pesky foreigner has snuck in
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It looked a nice little tool
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Was his fly open then?Originally Posted by rex
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Definitely
And it had a pressure gauge
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Sorry for the late reply; I've been out of the country.
I think you mean the photo of me with a prototype of the Benjamin Woodswalker PCP in rifle form. Am I also holding a squirrel?
I'm still waiting for the production version but it's certainly an interesting little rifle.
Hope that helps.
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There are better fantasies out there, P.J.. Do get yourself a few, mate.
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Hi terry, whileyour on here, what doyou think is the ultimate airgun of all time? Which was so ground breaking, that made its mark!
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Massive subject, mate, and one that deserves its own thread, really.
From an 'affecting the sport' point of view, few airguns brought in as many new shooters as the Harrington Gat - yes, really.
Then there was the Weihrauch HW35 and its Rekord trigger - the breakthrough uplift for so many of us back in the day.
Then Daystate began the 'PCP revolution' which changed the game completely, followed by the Theoben Rapid 7 that cranked things up another notch.
Depends on your perspective, really. Interesting subject, though.
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Woods walker,Prototype rifle
When is it going in to production terry.?
No particular interest in the pistol form,
the the rifle would suit me though
I don't like heavy guns
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Thanks terry, mine would be the venom hw80, ripley xl25 and daystate mvt fac!
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Agree with your choices, TD (although I don't "do" the PCP thing).Massive subject, mate, and one that deserves its own thread, really.
From an 'affecting the sport' point of view, few airguns brought in as many new shooters as the Harrington Gat - yes, really.
Then there was the Weihrauch HW35 and its Rekord trigger - the breakthrough uplift for so many of us back in the day.
Then Daystate began the 'PCP revolution' which changed the game completely, followed by the Theoben Rapid 7 that cranked things up another notch.
Depends on your perspective, really. Interesting subject, though.
And I think I'd be adding the humble little Meteor in there. That little thing must have launched a few thousand airgunning careers over the years.
And, of course, the timeless HW77, heralding the sliding breech in a full power sporter and "small bore dynamics" spawning many impersonators and tuning regimes.
Hope you're keeping well, sir.
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Few thoughts:Agree with your choices, TD (although I don't "do" the PCP thing).
And I think I'd be adding the humble little Meteor in there. That little thing must have launched a few thousand airgunning careers over the years.
And, of course, the timeless HW77, heralding the sliding breech in a full power sporter and "small bore dynamics" spawning many impersonators and tuning regimes.
Hope you're keeping well, sir.
Giffard.
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Diana LP6G as first "recoilless" target airgun.
HW80/Beeman R1. Just. But very influential, especially in America.
Looking at the recent fashion for gas-spring rifles, either the Argentinian Shark or the first Theoben Siroccos.
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