Most sorely missed airgun manufacturer?

[harvey_s]

T J Harrington....

[ZAKDINGEL]

T J Harrington....

That's a corker

[webb22]

I was gutted about Theoben going, as others have said. But the Rapid will always live on!
Alros produced some interesting air rifles and I still run a Trailsman. I guess Colchester Gameskeeper falls into the same category.

[MartynB]

Alros produced some interesting air rifles and I still run a Trailsman. I guess Colchester Gameskeeper falls into the same category.

Likewise

[Holton]

Has to be Webley & Scott

[jumbuck]

I suppose the lesson we have all learned is to appreciate them whilst they were here, Air Arms carry on the quality and flavour we all expect from a British manufacturer, unless they have been taken over by foreign interest? I really do miss the days of BSA and Webley etc or maybe I'm just getting old?

[DAFY555]

Sportsmatch GC2

[666]

Sportsmatch GC2

Agree Daz I wonder what it could have evolved into over the years with a better trigger and regulator as technology advanced.

It's still a great bit of kit with a quality of manufacturing that puts a lot of modern rifles to shame.

Pete

[Blackrider]

Theoben for certain, Webley and Scott a close second !
The R7 was all I ever needed for a near perfect hunting tool, no bells and whistles, just did the job time and time again.

[mattyw1987]

I would have to agree on Webley, I really do think they peaked just as they folded it really was a shame.

[EdSIII]

I would say webley also, my first decent gun was a vulcan and I have always liked the webley spring guns, still have two trackers, a vulcan, hawk, osprey, stingray and two tomahawks.

[Scott.]

T J Harrington....

That's a corker

I almost fell for it and Googled Harrington,, then I remembered where I knew the name from...

Well played sir