My first entry into air guns, they were 17/6p new (1948)but I gave 10/- for it.
Went back to the catapult after a week, next purchase was a mk11 service and that was my introduction to air rifles. Happy days
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My first entry into air guns, they were 17/6p new (1948)but I gave 10/- for it.
Went back to the catapult after a week, next purchase was a mk11 service and that was my introduction to air rifles. Happy days
snarepeg.
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I am surprised that they were that expensive. I would have thought that you could have got a Webley for that sort of money! Jenny
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Hi about that time the cheapest Webley was the Junior at 66 shillings according to G.Bruce =£3.30 in new money.Originally Posted by Jenny Dipple
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We used to drool in front of the bike shop window on our way to school.
Gats and milbro where on display along with cat slugs and beatall,
Later on the Diana made by Milbro by which time I had a mk4 lee Enfield to play with. Happy days
snarepeg.
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Hi all, these are a real fun gun.
I found that wrapping a substantial amount of lead round the fixed part of the barrel made them quite a pleasure to shoot, trigger pull not withstanding!
never put off till tommorow, what you can put off till the day after
Walter CP1 (x2). Feinwerkbau C60. Hammerli 450. Webley mk3 Baikal IZH 46M. QB78. Crosman 766
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Google "Gat" an airsoft Co are showing a new one for £24.95?
never put off till tommorow, what you can put off till the day after
Walter CP1 (x2). Feinwerkbau C60. Hammerli 450. Webley mk3 Baikal IZH 46M. QB78. Crosman 766
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