Selling mistake

[rabbitwrecker]

.177 Theoben Countryman Carbine - biggest mistake of my life parting with that...

[Shed tuner]

.177 Theoben Countryman Carbine - biggest mistake of my life parting with that...

Isn't it weird - I have exactly that gun, and as I was writing my post above, I was thinking, as part of the house move thin out - that one might have to go (applying my "if you haven't shot it in a year" criteria). Will give you the heads up first, but not making any decisions until February.

[rabbitwrecker]

Isn't it weird - I have exactly that gun, and as I was writing my post above, I was thinking, as part of the house move thin out - that one might have to go (applying my "if you haven't shot it in a year" criteria). Will give you the heads up first, but not making any decisions until February.

Don't do it, Jon - you will be as gutted as I was if you out it...

[Berry]

I'd say my falcon FN19 single shot in full L/H model.
Bought brand new from Henry Cranks in Pudsey but I was skint and it had to go. Only 6 month after buying it and the dive bottle for over £650 and i let it go for £350. Gutted wasn't the word

[Lyn.]

HW80 'Bavaria' - standard stock in beech laminate - 0.25 calibre.

Still gutted to this day. Even thought of getting a laminate stock made for another.

[angrybear]

Every rifle sold has been to aid/allow purchase of the next, as I have ended up with the two that I class as "ultimate airguns" in a .20 MFR & FAC .25 Rapid I can't call any sales "mistakes".

[ora8i]

Left hand Falcon Light Hunter with a lovely stock.


Ora