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    Well this collecting disease is getting out of hand.

    I just sold my prosport as i had in mind to thin down my collection. What happens next is i spot .177cal&.22cal bsa superstars in good nick and i end up bloody buying both so they will keep the .177cal&.22cal goldstars company all cosy'd up in the cabinate now

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    Quote Originally Posted by WILBA View Post
    I just sold my prosport as i had in mind to thin down my collection. What happens next is i spot .177cal&.22cal bsa superstars in good nick and i end up bloody buying both so they will keep the .177cal&.22cal goldstars company all cosy'd up in the cabinate now
    I can see you can resist practically anything but temptation Chris

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    Quote Originally Posted by jonnyone View Post
    I can see you can resist practically anything but temptation Chris
    Well the goldstars were getting lonely

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    Collecting nice airguns is an incurable disease....

    Give in to your desires and live a happy and contented life
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul SE View Post
    Collecting nice airguns is an incurable disease....

    Give in to your desires and live a happy and contented life
    Ok i admit it i am an addict. But seeing as i am on the biggest airgun addict site in the country i fit right in

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    ...and it has a habit of becoming infectious and the virus is transmittable over this facility.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WILBA View Post

    Ok i admit it i am an addict. But seeing as i am on the biggest airgun addict site in the country i fit right in
    Indeed it is, and indeed you do. For this is our cyber sanctuary where we can converse with kindred spirits (and snuffle-up the odd addition for our collections along the way, too, lol). Yep, we in here are beyond hope, doomed if you will (and I'd not have it any other way ) ...
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    I admit to being an 'Airsporteritis' sufferer for more years than I care to admit to!

    Incurable supposedly!

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    Blackrider is offline It don't mean a thing, if it ain't got a Spring
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    Thought I was safely cured of that years ago but this last week, I've just bought two !
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    I also started thinning out my collection.

    So far Ive added a BSA Buccaneer, 2 Webley Mark 3s, a Webley Hawk .......
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    NO more rifles!

    Except a very nice .22 HW 90K today.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gingernut View Post
    NO more rifles!

    Except a very nice .22 HW 90K today.
    Did they do a nice HW90?

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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post

    Did they do a nice HW90?
    You, Mr Jones, am de bad bad, bad bad man !!!
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    I've just about got over my Webley obsession. 3x HW30s, an HW50 and a 99 have made a great impression, and the money generated has bought me a Swedish Mauser. If I can finally convince myself to buy an HW35 and get rid of my Osprey I'll be cured
    The South of England has 2 good things, the M1 and the A1. Both will take you to Yorkshire.

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    look no hands is offline Even better looking than a HW35
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    I'm limiting my buying to one a year (unless I have a plentiful amount of funds) and only buying the rifles I've really been after for years that have been hard to find, last year was the Supersport custom which has taken me 18 years to find (since I saw a photo in one of the mags in 1999) and last week saw me getting a Airsporter RB2 carbine which I had one back in the 90's and sold it on and has took me all this time to find another, so as soon as my Theoben conversion is done, the RB2 will be getting looked at

    I now only have British rifles in my collection as my Diana 34 went to JB a few weeks ago.

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    Far too many rifles to list now, all mainly British but the odd pesky foreigner has snuck in

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