Ahh!
Found the thread!!
Well done Pete, Just the Superstar Carbine and RB2 Carbine to drop on now!!
John
The Chrono Slayer
Ahh!
Found the thread!!
Well done Pete, Just the Superstar Carbine and RB2 Carbine to drop on now!!
John
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Even better looking than a HW35
Oh yes and I may try and squeeze a Stutzen in there as well one, once finances allow.Originally Posted by johnbaz
Ahh!
Found the thread!!
Well done Pete, Just the Superstar Carbine and RB2 Carbine to drop on now!!
John
I have to sort out the Supersport first.
Pete
Far too many rifles to list now, all mainly British but the odd pesky foreigner has snuck in
The Chrono Slayer
Can't wait to see it mate
John
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If you ever get fed up with it I’ll take it or your hands my first ever air rifle sadly for me when my d man passed away I was in Iraq so my dear old mum sent it packing thinking it was my old mans.
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Please anyone: What are the differences between the Brum Supersport and the Challenger? And, was there a problem with roughness and spring breakages on the Supersport, or, was that the "foreign" Lightning? I must admit, I love my Challengers including a Carbine version......
Kind regards to all.....
Even better looking than a HW35
Basically the Challenger is a break barrel version of the Airsporter, the piston has a rod which latches to the trigger mechanism and it also has the graceful and iconic sloping trigger block housing, the build quality seems to be a bit better as well.
The Supersport is an enlarged and updated version of the Meteor, which means it can reach full power easier than the Meteor, the piston has no rod and the trigger sear locks onto the side of the piston, the rifle overall isn't as well built (in my eyes) as the Challenger as the trigger mechanism is housed in a cage welded to the cylinder and the trigger guard is a bit of bent metal.
Pete
Far too many rifles to list now, all mainly British but the odd pesky foreigner has snuck in
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Many thanks Pete for your reply....Even though a Brum jobbie, not really up there with the quality collectables then?
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