I think you said before Danny, that the hobby is in a bit of a heyday.
Seems I got interested at a good time then, and I think I’ve only come across one airgun that wasn’t on your Gallery, but it is now
Such a valuable resource.
Cheers,
Matt
I think you said before Danny, that the hobby is in a bit of a heyday.
Seems I got interested at a good time then, and I think I’ve only come across one airgun that wasn’t on your Gallery, but it is now
Such a valuable resource.
Cheers,
Matt
it's where i go for a bit of research or some window shopping,extensive,well done
Golden Age of Collecting, hope so, until they are banned....
A really extensive resource, well laid out and beautifully presented... A body of work to be proud of that's for sure.
For many years I used to rebuild and drive classic cars, all the time thinking they would be banned imminently. Every year I would dread it when the MOT came around and feared my 'sympathetic' MOT tester would retire or move to another part of the country.
I heard recently that cars over 40 years old are exempt from MOTs, which I never could have imagined. Just shows that there's different rules for collectables and 'antiques', despite the hostiity to guns fostered by the antis.
Vintage Airguns Gallery
..Above link posted with permission from Gareth W-B
In British slang an anorak is a person who has a very strong interest in niche subjects.
A resurgence of interest in bell target and limited shooting during lockdown has certainly piqued my interest and I find the information and detail on this site to be invaluable.
Thank you for it`s encyclopedic content and I now find I may have to spend my hard earned....
John