"roomy bolt chamber for split second reloading"... err, this needs like 10 pumps, right ?
"roomy bolt chamber for split second reloading"... err, this needs like 10 pumps, right ?
Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.
Reminds me of a browning auto 5
Donald
In the face of Rochesters saying "in the popular .22" caibre" and seeming to make a point of that in their advertising I was surprised to be shown an example in .177!
I wonder if there are any more out there in girly caibre or was this just a one-off prototype to see how it would perform?
Perhaps it decided Rochester to go with the more manly caibre
Any ideas?
Thank you for your reply. When shown the Rochester I examined a .177 of similar vintage with tubular magazine extending towards the muzzle feeding a siding gate to carry the pellet into the breech. Cheers
Nice guns. Like all the different variants and makers of the Lincoln Jeffrey's design I get confused with the Crosman Rochester and Kessler models . They must have been a good rifle to be copied a lot.