Let's hope unlike the Nagant it's putting out decent fps!
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Let's hope unlike the Nagant it's putting out decent fps!
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Indeed.
Nagant disappoints.
MP 40 doesn't.
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Let's also hope some western rifle and carbine replicas are in the works,Winchester,Spencer,Springfield,Sharps etc.....
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Originally Posted by gingernut
We're not allowed to have the fully fun version,though!
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Somewhere I started a thread on who and where the Nagant Rifle and ( by default ) others are made -
http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....-Co2-bb-by-Who
Got given me a recent copy of Airgun Shooter and there was a piccy of this SMLE and the K98 coming too .
There is also an e-reader online sum'it thingey showing images stating July as release
https://www.pressreader.com/uk/airgu...82991104808468
Think it fair to say things are delayed in getting them to the shops , but OP's link here shows a nicer lower price of £379 .
Somewhere saw it quoted as mid £400's
No info , doing a search brings nothing - Fps details , spares back-up . Who actually makes it would be nice to know ?
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Of course notWe're not allowed to have the fully fun version,though!
But I enjoy my UK version.
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Very interested in the SMLE, as the No4 is something I have used a lot, and I owned a WWA/S&P air cartridge conversion back when you could (great fun, but also rubbish, it's saving grace being that it was a de-act that shot).
But, really, £400? For a plinker? I'm not saying I wouldn't, but £400 buys you a lot of "proper air rifle". Or a slightly dodgy used car.
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!
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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 own) ...
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Done my bit for the BBS: http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....-being-a-mod-… now I’m a game-keeper turned poacher.
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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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
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Of course not
But I enjoy my UK version.
Do you know what fps you're getting from your MP40?
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[QUOTE=mrto;7339003]Do you know what fps you're getting from your MP40?[/QUOTE
I don't.
It's a question of taking it to the range when my mate has his chrono there.
Rarely coincide and I'm more interested in testing stuff that needs to be under 12 ft lbs.
Same with 7 1/2 Peacemakers that I still haven't done!
The MP 40 is adequate in my opinion.
Whereas the Mosin isn't.
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