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  1. #1
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    Theobens

    Got an Evolution in .177. It shoots OK but the stock is superb.

  2. #2
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    Recently missed out on a .20 cal mint Evo in thumbhole stock. Oh well.. Maybe a .20 cal Fenman will pop up! ha

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    I bought a scirocco in about 1985? I didn't use it for years and ended up selling it in about 2000 as it wasn't working.

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    SLR88 ultra carbine .22, second rarest variety!

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    Quote Originally Posted by topgun35 View Post
    SLR88 ultra carbine .22, second rarest variety!
    Think I would disagree with you there mate, know of more slr ft's than i do ultra carbines!!

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    Greetings all, first post on the forum.

    I have a Fenman Profile in .22 from Nov 1996, never had any reliability issues and still going strong on it's 21 year old seals.

    Previously had an HE Eliminator (around 93-94 vintage without the evo trigger and using moulded piston crown) that I regretfully sold, originally in .20, then bought .25 and .22 barrel assemblys for it, .22 was by far the best performing caliber for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crosswind View Post
    Greetings all, first post on the forum.

    I have a Fenman Profile in .22 from Nov 1996, never had any reliability issues and still going strong on it's 21 year old seals.

    Previously had an HE Eliminator (around 93-94 vintage without the evo trigger and using moulded piston crown) that I regretfully sold, originally in .20, then bought .25 and .22 barrel assemblys for it, .22 was by far the best performing caliber for me.
    21 years, same seals...wow!

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    Quote Originally Posted by crosswind View Post
    Greetings all, first post on the forum.

    I have a Fenman Profile in .22 from Nov 1996, never had any reliability issues and still going strong on it's 21 year old seals.

    Previously had an HE Eliminator (around 93-94 vintage without the evo trigger and using moulded piston crown) that I regretfully sold, originally in .20, then bought .25 and .22 barrel assemblys for it, .22 was by far the best performing caliber for me.
    My 1985/1986/ sirocco classics and country man are still on their original seals and still shoot sweet

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