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    Plus the Sharp Pan Target - basically a side lever Ace and the Victory.



    (Non standard stock.)



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    Wasn't really struck with the Innova, had quite a lot of plastic on it, i thought it was the poor relation to the Sharps Ace. Was the receiver plastic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BC312 View Post
    Wasn't really struck with the Innova, had quite a lot of plastic on it, i thought it was the poor relation to the Sharps Ace. Was the receiver plastic.
    It was, down side is scope rails came away if people over tightened scope mounts
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    The problem with the Ace was that the scope rails were directly on the barrel which had quite a curvature. Special mounts relieved between the dovetails were required or a normal set modified. Ive even seen an Ace were the barrel between the dovetails was filed flat.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BC312 View Post
    Wasn't really struck with the Innova, had quite a lot of plastic on it, i thought it was the poor relation to the Sharps Ace. Was the receiver plastic.
    Only seen an ace at a distance but had several shoot offs at ICENI against INNOVA's. John Stevens(and his lawn mower pump handle) and Richard North.
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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post
    Ive even seen an Ace were the barrel between the dovetails was filed flat.
    That is sacrilege
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    Just bought my first Ace, waiting for it to arrive

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    Quote Originally Posted by hellsquad View Post
    Just bought my first Ace, waiting for it to arrive
    Very jealous, you won't regret it, you soon get used to the faf of pumping

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    Quote Originally Posted by carlins2000 View Post
    Very jealous, you won't regret it, you soon get used to the faf of pumping
    Got x5 innovas and a few crosman pumpers now so used to faf
    Also have a Setra coming, 1st of those as well, the 2 should keep me busy for a while

    Really excited

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    make sure the setra has either the UK spec blow off or has a cut spring

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    Quote Originally Posted by --ped-- View Post
    make sure the setra has either the UK spec blow off or has a cut spring
    Yes have spent days going over all the past Setra posts on here seems going to have to make a tool!! Interesting guns these pumper, truly found a new area of the hobby and loving it

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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post
    Plus the Sharp Pan Target - basically a side lever Ace and the Victory.



    (Non standard stock.)



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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post
    The problem with the Ace was that the scope rails were directly on the barrel which had quite a curvature. Special mounts relieved between the dovetails were required or a normal set modified. Ive even seen an Ace were the barrel between the dovetails was filed flat.
    Nice little menagerie there, Ian.

    My Ace had the (sturdier) Kestock Conversions breech / bolt fitted.

    Did Sportsmatch end up making a mount specifically for the Ace?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyL View Post

    Did Sportsmatch end up making a mount specifically for the Ace?
    Yes with relieved dove tail and cut away side for ease of loading.


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    The Pan Target came in at least two versions. Both were sidelever with one based on the Victory valving and trigger and the other on the Ace set up. Then there is the Heirinken? target model which the PanTarget took inspiration from but that was not really a production rifle more like a large number of prototypes. Apparently there is a llnk between the two companies. The valving was conventional knock open similar to Benjamin/Sheridan/Setra.
    No one has yet mentioned the best Sharp version of the Ace, the Hunter. Made for the US market with an angled sidelever and unique match trigger

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    Very interesting; thank you.
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