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hi all,
i have two airsporters which i am considering selling subject to them being worth anything!?!
Airsporter 'S' .177 serial no. EP01831 this is the gas tap type loader overall condition is quite good for an air gun of this age (some light surface scratches to stock and light pitting to part of the barrel)
Airsporter .22 serial no. WR4178 this has the 'rollover' breech (a few minor imperfections on the woodwork and the bluing is about 95%)
i would be grateful if somebody could shed any light on their age
cheers,
cptman.
Last edited by cptman; 16-08-2009 at 01:04 PM. Reason: left info out
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Moody Git.........Apparently?
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why is it there are more horses arses in the world than there are horses?
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The .177 'S' ..... I just paid £120 for a nice .22, a .177 should be worth alot more as they are rarer, but with actual pitting... perhaps £140?Originally Posted by cptman
hi all,
Airsporter 'S' .177 serial no. EP01831 this is the gas tap type loader overall condition is quite good for an air gun of this age (some light surface scratches to stock and light pitting to part of the barrel)
Airsporter .22 serial no. WR4178 this has the 'rollover' breech (a few minor imperfections on the woodwork and the bluing is about 95%)
i would be grateful if somebody could shed any light on their age
cheers,
cptman.
The RB2 you describe is worth alot more. If it is the Stutzen then even more. Standard RB2 is worth maybe £180? Dunno. They are rare so whatever someone who is desperate for one will pay? Could be over £200, sold my RB2 Stut for £235 or so. Last and most developed of the Airsporters.
Moody Git.........Apparently?
hi hsing-ee,
tghanks for the info
cptman
why is it there are more horses arses in the world than there are horses?
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