How many of you guys have a special enough airgun to you that you intend to keep and try to pass it on.
If so, what is the gun and what makes it so special that you would like it to stay in the family for genarations
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How many of you guys have a special enough airgun to you that you intend to keep and try to pass it on.
If so, what is the gun and what makes it so special that you would like it to stay in the family for genarations
Has not one but two workbenches in his shed
A couple of my Guns are a case of they'll be passed onto those that need them when my times done with them as they were given to me to get me started so its only fair.
Only one so far thats a definate Heirloom is the Red Ryder, I've customised its appearance and soon will customise its guts so likely she'll be kept in the family for any new shooters to start with.
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I may only have 5 but I have the best 5
I have the Mk1 Meteor that was given to me aged 12
Had it for 50 years
Taught my son and daughter to shoot with it
She's a keeper
Pete
Baldyman is now extinct
Tx200 X2 .177
Prosport X2 .177 and .22
FWB 124 Sport.177
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All of my HWs plus my old 1906 BSA LJ.
But most especially my Venom 77 Vantage. Plus the Kestock Predator if not re-homed to a specific young man.
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Maybe my hw77k I bought in the mid 80s,
Air arms jackal,
Stingray express
Hw 97 centenary
And a lovely mk1 hw80.
Would like the kids to have these but the youngest is 31 and they have no interest in shooting,
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