Gamo Paratrooper

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Before I start please do not PM me with I'll sell you X, this is researching stage for me so not got a budget built up yet.

I joined a little while back various Vintage gun groups on the old Faffbook and something I keep seeing that piqued my intrest as it has a very Thompson look is the Gamo Paratrooper, now the Zuckerbot hates any whiff of sales talk so I can't really ask there on posts with them (even though I'm not acctually trying to buy and they arent selling) so I thought I'd ask here my questions.
What should I look for in them?
What would be a Fair price to pay for one?
Do they have any different names, i.e is this the right name to search in the UK for one?
What are they like to own?
Is there something similar that I might be better looking for instead?

Thanks in Advance.

[MartynB]

Before I start please do not PM me with I'll sell you X, this is researching stage for me so not got a budget built up yet.

I joined a little while back various Vintage gun groups on the old Faffbook and something I keep seeing that piqued my intrest as it has a very Thompson look is the Gamo Paratrooper, now the Zuckerbot hates any whiff of sales talk so I can't really ask there on posts with them (even though I'm not acctually trying to buy and they arent selling) so I thought I'd ask here my questions.
What should I look for in them?
What would be a Fair price to pay for one?
Do they have any different names, i.e is this the right name to search in the UK for one?
What are they like to own?
Is there something similar that I might be better looking for instead?

Thanks in Advance.

Did you mean ASI Paratrooper ? Break barrel with a tube magazine

[Dornfelderliebe]

Mine is the ASI paratrooper repeater as per post #2
Anglo Spanish Imports I bought mine in 1977 it has the ASI sticker and a Gamo logo stamped onto the cylinder.

[Phil Russell]

Was also available without the 'repeater' function' as a single shot. Both 177 and 22 I believe, Nice little plinkers. Ours have grooves for a scope.... not sure is early ones had grooves. Watch out for: the 'plastic stock' isn't cracked.
Cheers, Phil

[Dornfelderliebe]

Mine is low powered. I always wondered why until in recent times I found out what the F inside a pentagon meant. Littlewoods catalogue obviously got a batch meant for Germany.
It's a nice little plinker and I'm pretty sure the repeater was only .177.

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Mine is low powered. I always wondered why until in recent times I found out what the F inside a pentagon meant. Littlewoods catalogue obviously got a batch meant for Germany.
It's a nice little plinker and I'm pretty sure the repeater was only .177.

Power I don't mind too much as one of my Favourite guns is a Daisy Red Ryder which is definately no powerhouse, if its low enough it'd be handy for the indoor range.
Littlewoods Catalouge, that takes me back, mine was sort of a dual thing with Index with both going the way of the Dodo once Amazon became a thing, last thing I think I got from there was my Airhogs plane, a air motor powered uncontrolable fast moving thing that far surpassed it's supposed distance resulting in me having to chase it through several streets on one occasion as it decided to leave the playng fields.

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Was also available without the 'repeater' function' as a single shot. Both 177 and 22 I believe, Nice little plinkers. Ours have grooves for a scope.... not sure is early ones had grooves. Watch out for: the 'plastic stock' isn't cracked.
Cheers, Phil

Intresting, how do I identify the differences between them? I think I'd prefer it as a repeater if theres not a massive price tag associated to it. Cracked stock doesn't faze me too much aslong as its all there as I can either Falloutify it or make a Wooden replacment should it not effect function.

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Mine is the ASI paratrooper repeater as per post #2
Anglo Spanish Imports I bought mine in 1977 it has the ASI sticker and a Gamo logo stamped onto the cylinder.

So I shuld be looking for it as an ASI here then?

[Dornfelderliebe]

So I should be looking for it as an ASI here then?

Now that's a good one because I have seen paratroopers as pukka Gamo. I have not seen a Gamo repeater but that does not mean they never made them.
Search for both.
Ggggr knows about them.

Here is a link to youtube slightly different to mine because there is only a plastic pistol grip and mine has an integral fore end.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5XA5BW-1fU&t=48s

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Did you mean ASI Paratrooper ? Break barrel with a tube magazine

I've seen it labeled as both ASI and Gamo, thats why I asked about name just in case one is other countries only and causes a dead end where there shouldn't be one.