Reply With QuoteLooks like some fine guns have made their way across there. Be interesting to see what auction ends at?
If pristine n unfired someone somewhere is going to get their hands.on some collectable pieces
Dave
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just looking at the gunbroker and a guy has quite a few nib english airguns for sale. some that never come up for sale in the states!!! looks like i will be living off raman noodles for the next 2 or 3 monthsgo on give it a look see and tell me what you brits think of the guns and the prices???
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Looks like some fine guns have made their way across there. Be interesting to see what auction ends at?
If pristine n unfired someone somewhere is going to get their hands.on some collectable pieces
Dave
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Please.Originally Posted by mmamonster
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Cheers Danny. Wow !!! Seems our States-Side contingent have some very lovely condition -- and sensibly priced -- first class kit to go for ... Fill yer boots, chaps, and let us know which items you go for/get.
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This one has a odd loader?
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/621643840
Which is the best rifle in the sale?
The collector formerly known as micky
That's the auto loader that Airarms used on some of their Jackal rifles as well.
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The Webley Eclipse is not very often seen here for sale, and that one looks very nice. The main cylinder is made from a quality alloy to cut down on the rifle's weight and it has "trapdoor" type loading for the pellet.
Baz
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I'd go for the "Unfired" .177 BSA Stutzen !
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I agree I love the look of this gun but it looks to maybe be overpriced already!I'd go for the "Unfired" .177 BSA Stutzen !
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Another vote for the Stutzen, here.
I'd go for the "Unfired" .177 BSA Stutzen !
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Yes, the list price does seem top of the very top plus a bit, but how often does an unfired one come up States-Side ??? ... Come to think of it, how often does an unfired Stutzen come up for sale or auction this side of the pond, too ??? ... Go on buy it. You know you want to.
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BSF S70 for me, one of the guns I really want to own sometime.
The Beeman marked FWB may also be very attractive over there, especially if it is an early one, to serious US collectors.
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Does anyone know if this is a silencer on this gun, it's marked Beeman which makes me think it just for looks? This looking kind of cool as well.
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/621637828
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