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    Quote Originally Posted by ogilkes View Post
    That was the issue, they ran out of cash!
    Pity really. has for the money Milbros arnt bad guns, the G80 in particular, mines .177 series 1 and is more consistent than some pcp,s less than 5ps over 50 shoots with Crossman domes power, 9ftlbs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fatttmannn View Post
    Pity really. has for the money Milbros arnt bad guns, the G80 in particular, mines .177 series 1 and is more consistent than some pcp,s less than 5ps over 50 shoots with Crossman domes power, 9ftlbs.
    I'm glad you said that regarding the g80, I've a lovely one in .22 and a near mint 79, dated 1972. Think they are both cracking rifles and put modern cheaply rifles to shame.

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    Quote Originally Posted by peddy View Post
    I'm glad you said that regarding the g80, I've a lovely one in .22 and a near mint 79, dated 1972. Think they are both cracking rifles and put modern cheaply rifles to shame.
    agree, but when you consider the cost of some of these premium pcpsand the fps variations I only paid £ 30 .00 for the G80 a few years back, whats the asking price for a resonable pcp has to be some £3-400, and yet a cheap spring gun from the 1970,s is more consistent than many of them, one for Jim maybe

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    Black major

    Quote Originally Posted by ogilkes View Post
    Interesting, they must have added the scope rail when they realised how useless the reflex sight was!
    Mine 100% had a dovetail cut into the cylinder a took off the poor reflex sight and turned up an aliminium silencer and fitted a single point reflex sight, I bought the gun brand new so no one had added the grooves they we’re definitely factory cut.

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    Black major

    Here's mine, brand new, never been fired with all the bits and bobs, only downside it was supplied in just a plain brown cardboard shipping box and not the great box the Cougar was supplied in. I'v never seen another complete one in all my years of collecting.
    https://imgur.com/HCWYQyY
    https://imgur.com/FvsDOBN
    https://imgur.com/EM3AwEq
    https://imgur.com/xc9bIKz

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    Quote Originally Posted by roll27 View Post
    Here's mine, brand new, never been fired with all the bits and bobs, only downside it was supplied in just a plain brown cardboard shipping box and not the great box the Cougar was supplied in. I'v never seen another complete one in all my years of collecting.
    https://imgur.com/HCWYQyY
    https://imgur.com/FvsDOBN
    https://imgur.com/EM3AwEq
    https://imgur.com/xc9bIKz
    What sort of money would I be looking at for one in this condition my friend ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by notomorow View Post
    What sort of money would I be looking at for one in this condition my friend ?
    I'v never seen another mint full set come up for sale in all the years I'v been collecting so to me, I wouldn't say priceless but it would have to be a good few hundred ponds. It would be interesting to know how many are out there and condition?

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