About bloody time they brought out a British rifle, I'll be keeping an eye out for one of these, let's hope they bring out a STEN next
Pete
Even better looking than a HW35
About bloody time they brought out a British rifle, I'll be keeping an eye out for one of these, let's hope they bring out a STEN next
Pete
Far too many rifles to list now, all mainly British but the odd pesky foreigner has snuck in
Donor Fixer
Good grief, I paid nearly that for my fully working .303 version!
Retired Mod & Airgun Anorak Extraordinaire
Ditto -- and I paid nearly the same for my original 1916 example with deact cert, too, which can be owned off F.A.C. (and I know which two of the three versions I would rather ownOriginally Posted by lightning22
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Happy Old Goat
They are low powered bb guns.
And as such I would expect poor accuracy.
The full length Nagant doesn't even have a full length barrel, I am told.
For 400 quid they could at least have produced something with a rifled barrel and revolving pellet magazine?
Arthur
I wish I was in the land of cotton.
Dodgy Diana User
Yes, like the Umarex Walther Winchester.
Guessing here, but are the Mosin (etc) variants of a 6mm plastic ball airsoft gun? That would explain a lot.
Guest
Good suggestion and despite the cloud of little or no information on the Net , suspect totally correct .
I was going to buy the Mosin , sold here by the same outfit as allegedly importing the item in question , and elsewhere ( here also but mainly US ) under the Gletcher brand - but - again ZERO info .
By that I mean real info - original manufacturer , spares parts listing .
Nada , zilch .
Only what Gletcher want you to read , and as for here in UK nowt at all .
Am I going to splash out £400 odd on a low power Co2 bb gun - possibly - but I like to know a bit about things to help make my mind up
Somewhere I heard that the customer comes first ...not in gun sales .
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It is low powered and has a dodgy folding tool/bayonet attached to the barrel.
You can get it cheaper than £400 and I assume will have a years warranty.
I doubt you will be able to get spare parts.
It actually operates nicely and certainly smoother than the real one.
Available to play with in my two local gunshops.
may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
Scottish Lee grew up in Canada and lived most of his life in the US. The Lee-Enfield is as British as a Dagenham Ford. Or a Soton Transit, except the b'stards closed the plant ...About bloody time they brought out a British rifle, I'll be keeping an eye out for one of these, let's hope they bring out a STEN next
Pete
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Surrey's Anglo Saxon
I have recently spoken to one of the men behind this exiting rifle and offered them space to launch it at the Kempton Classic Arms Fair on October 15th, but it seems they may not be totally up to speed by then. I am told that they are being put through their paces and undergoing strict quality control.
With any luck they will be on a stand by our March 25th Fair.....
Even better looking than a HW35
I'm not really worried who designed it, we've had a Russian and couple of German weapons out for a while, so it's nice to see one of ours produced.
Pete
Far too many rifles to list now, all mainly British but the odd pesky foreigner has snuck in
Guest
Sometimes the Internet does surprise me - and has it uses .
BINGO thats the Mosin and as expected made in Far East .
That doesn't bother me in the slightest but is nice to know where made - who made is a priority .
As collectors , how can we enjoy using /owning a gun , that we don't know anything about !
You would'nt tolerate it if it was a Webley , so ...
A BIG thanks to identifying Listone et all !
Lets sit back and hope this UK outfit can indeed get these in and out for sale .
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