Reply With QuoteSend me some pics Rob and I'll host them for you.Originally Posted by Rob W
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I was sold this as part of a deal on scrap airguns but I've not seen one like it before. It is a junior gun with a straight English stock. From the stock to the breech it is a Gem type, from the breech to the muzzle it's a Militia, with a side release button system. It addition, the trigger has an external leaf spring and a peg system that engages the piston through a hole in the main, spring chamber. If anyone can help with a maker, age or any information I would be very grateful.
I would post some photos but after many years on this forum I still haven't mastered posting pictures. If someone would give me an idiots guide to posting photos I will have another go.
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Send me some pics Rob and I'll host them for you.
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Rob's pics:
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Looks like the bottom one in this pic, auctioned by Holts in September 2020, but in much better nick apart from the missing rearsight:
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It certainly does, but I'm none the wiser as to its make?????
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Langenhan perhaps? DCL Dave is the Gem expert.
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