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    Quote Originally Posted by lightning22 View Post
    Similar in effect to me, I've cleared the garden out of boredom in between shifts and got myself a 25yd range. Everything non-FAC is getting an airing, though I am temped to get the Lee Enfield out to drown out the noise of the neighbours shagging at random times through the day...
    Is she worth one? I can warm up on the touchline if needed....
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    Quote Originally Posted by lightning22 View Post
    I am temped to get the Lee Enfield out to drown out the noise of the neighbours shagging at random times through the day...
    Bugger off --- you live nowhere near me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil. View Post
    Is she worth one? I can warm up on the touchline if needed....
    I wouldn't...

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    Actually, thinking this through again, the most pointless airgun I own apart from two Gats (hate those things) may be my Mk5 Airsporter.

    Beyond some vague 70s British nostalgia, it has, considering its place at the time in the market as as a “high end” rifle, absolutely no redeeming qualities.

    It wears an early 80s Gunsport or Hushpower suppressor, and a contemporay Bushnell 6x32. Which should make it at least vaguely cool.

    But it’s still just bad. In any circumstances. Like Webley Hawk bad.

    Coming to you soon in sales as a valuable rare classic BSA collectible. (Joking.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by lightning22 View Post
    I wouldn't...
    Fair comment. Saved me an unnecessary journey....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Geezer View Post
    Actually, thinking this through again, the most pointless airgun I own apart from two Gats (hate those things) may be my Mk5 Airsporter.

    Beyond some vague 70s British nostalgia, it has, considering its place at the time in the market as as a “high end” rifle, absolutely no redeeming qualities.

    It wears an early 80s Gunsport or Hushpower suppressor, and a contemporay Bushnell 6x32. Which should make it at least vaguely cool.

    But it’s still just bad. In any circumstances. Like Webley Hawk bad.

    Coming to you soon in sales as a valuable rare classic BSA collectible. (Joking.)
    he one that diappointed me the most was my rb2 airsporter. rattled my fillings every time i shot the bloody thing. it had to go in the end as i hated it more than a webley hawk

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    Quote Originally Posted by WILBA View Post
    he one that diappointed me the most was my rb2 airsporter. rattled my fillings every time i shot the bloody thing. it had to go in the end as i hated it more than a webley hawk
    Ahh...The Webley Hawk.. Got worse as the MKs went on. The MK3 was so poorly made with shockingly soft metal, the pin holding the back block in was harder than the cylinder and used to stretch the hole it was in.

    But didnt they look good in yer mums Great Universal catalogue!

    Come to think of it, the Hawk, Airsporter's and Mercury's were fabulous looking guns. Pity they were so shit compared the the German stuff.
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    Rapid 7 in .22 sub 12 FPE.
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    All my PCP guns soon as my dive tank is low.

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    HW100KT good little rifle but a small shoot count.

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    Still my Slavia ZVP air pistol. Was useless before and still is. Bought for £20 at an auction. Fires a .177 pellet down the garden so slowly I might beat it in a foot race. Probably wants some new internals but parts aren’t exactly off the shelf.

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    HW45. Bought about 1990 and put less than a tin of pellets through it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Black Beard View Post
    HW45. Bought about 1990 and put less than a tin of pellets through it.
    waste of a good pistol there matey

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    Quote Originally Posted by madcarlos View Post
    All my PCP guns soon as my dive tank is low.
    snap but i am in a worst predicament. my bottle now needs inspecting which is a months turn around at neath gunshop. if only i had filled it last month when it was still in test grrrrrrrr

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    Quote Originally Posted by WILBA View Post
    snap but i am in a worst predicament. my bottle now needs inspecting which is a months turn around at neath gunshop. if only i had filled it last month when it was still in test grrrrrrrr
    look up your nearest Arco. They fill and have testing capability in my local branch.
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