Death to Simmo - Northern Division
If Air Arms did indeed use some of the Sussex Armoury stamped cylinders they would have been used on the very early models whereas the Bora was not launched until 1985 so it can't be a true Bora or one of the rumoured transitional rifles.
Maybe you have an old Sussex Armoury action that has been put in a modified Bora stock?
Last edited by Rotherham Owl; 26-04-2018 at 05:42 AM.
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Not sure of actual date but it was launched way before 1995. I bought one new and pretty sure it was in the mid eighties.Originally Posted by Rotherham Owl
AA TX200 MK2 .177, MK3 Barrel, long stroked & shortened T/P
AA TX200 MK3 HC .177, 22mm internals, shortened T/P
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Death to Simmo - Northern Division
Whoops! I meant 1985.
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Been in contact with a guy on email and he thought from the pics it might be an NSP engineering model before they decided on the air arms name and that it might be a transition Supra using Sussex Armoury parts from early 1983 with possibly an air arms front sight and recoil pad added later. He has made me a good offer for it, if this is correct what would the valuation be?
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Sounds like a Bin End rifle from the take over.
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I have 2 very plain wood stocked models. One is .22 with a carbine barrel and Jackal in the scope rails. The other is a good bit longer and .177, but it has Air Arms between the rails. No open sights on either and Air Arms says the serial#'s are from before they ran the company. This seems strange with Air Arms plainly stamped on the one at least.
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Guy I was talking to said air arms had no information on air rifles with a serial number less than 20000.
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