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I am trying to find one of these on Danny G's site ? What can you knowledgeable chaps tell me about em and ball park value please...
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Is this one of those Chinese break barrels air rifles Peter?
From memory, they are available during the 1980s and the rearsight could not be adjusted laterally. They were cheap and cheerful and not many are seen on the second hand market. If it is what I'm thinking of, I'd guess £40-£50 unless I'm thinking of something completely different.
John
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I think eddie barber called them the arrow when he turn them just a smk b2 I don't know if they had a barrel latch
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Arrow air rifle, even with nostalgic goggles on, they were, & still must be utter shite! Weren't worth a tenner then, still not! Am I wrong?
J.
ok, I admit it, I've got a problem.
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OK, I thought there was a pre war Arrow with a Gem type octaganle barrel. Maybe I’m a bit uncle billy?
Surrey's Anglo Saxon
Please excuse my fat finger typos, using an iPhone without glasses
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Pete, I think your right.
Some time back I'm fairly sure there was a 1920/30's lightish break barrel rifle, nicely made, not tin plate, with an arrow stamped on the top of the breech. German I suspect.
This was for sale in CHWeston in Brighton. I think it was up for £170??? but, memory and all that! Give 'em a buzz, they may well remember it or even still have it.
atb Carl
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I also remember this, Peter. I think it was marked Pfeil (arrow) and was a basic Millita-style rifle. Haven't seen one for a while.Originally Posted by Binners
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No not 80s pony, pre-war. I am sure I have read of one, but finding nothing on google.
Come on old people !
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Possibly a 'Pfeil' here (rifle 4).
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Surrey's Anglo Saxon
From what the seller explained, that must be it.
Many thanks
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Didn't the heanel mod 1 have the name in an arrow stamp as well?
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Yes, but I believe that was different because Haenel had an arrow as part of its trademark rather than it being the name of a particular model.
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