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trigger with anti beartrap https://airgunforums.co.uk/attachments/img_5778-jpeg.648581/

https://airgunforums.co.uk/attachments/img_5782-jpeg.648585/ like this?

transfer port has an insert in there so yes its threaded

Extremely large transfer port, seems to be threaded? We need to see the hole for the pivot bolt to determine if it is just an upscaled Gamo version...

https://airgunforums.co.uk/attachments/20250117_124916-jpg.649269/ https://airgunforums.co.uk/attachments/20250117_124853-jpg.649271/ not to sure...

Hi, I will take this thanks. I will PM you shortly. Regards Ant

Having read the thread on the other site, I think I'd give it a miss. Shame though, it does look nice, especially in .22 with the shorter barrel.

The 70s ones have now gone but still have early 80s available. Mach 1.5

Hi Louis, The book pictured in my book dates from 1910 or 1911. I have another that was sent to the U.S.A. in early 1912, which gives you a...

That's what I'm thinking re the 35, it was just serviced by Lyn before I got it too, so no bodgers involved on that rifle ;) Waiting for feedback...

Possble mine was an early one before they thought of that, I got it for £100 with a broken mainspring & worn blueing, fixed it up got it shooting...

Thank you Danny. Does someone know when this catalogue was printed, more or less?

Probably. I get it confused with the Triumph ‘sports’ car the TR7 which ought to have been cut up but wasn’t.

Not sure if this link will work but this exploded diagram from Chambers shows the two rearsight fixing holes on top of the cylinder. ...

I've had stuff off them in the past and they are generally ok. Just a couple of things though. When they sent the wrong part out, they would not...

True none of the parts are interchangeble with the older ones apart from the piston, mainspring, guide & 3 ball trigger which also fit the model...

Wasn't it the TSR2?

Same here I love shooting well sorted old leather sealed guns more than synthetic sealed ones tbh. But convert the breech seals to O rings which work...

Think so but no one lives forever mate.....

Glad you're sorted with the access issue, Paul; that must have been frustrating. We'll let you surprise us with the rifles tomorrow.:)

Weird that, as mine had no screw holes at the rear of the cylinder for fixing the sight just the usual bsa shallow cut dovetails for a scope.

Thanks, Marky. I'll look into that.:oldwink: