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First Airguns Owned


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I look back nostalgically at my very first guns.

1. Gat pistol

s. ASI Paratrooper repeater

3. Diana, not sure model.

 

 

Gat was great fun, had to hide it from my parents under the floorboards, unfortunatly it fell down between the cavity wall and no amount of amatuer grappling with hooks and magnets recovered it, bet its still there!

ASI, later Gamo was a brill rifle, hardly any power, even with new spring fitted, but good pose and cool factor.

Diana was supposed to have been tune by Airgun Aid, it was ****, no anti beartrap and my mate fired it with the barrell down and cocked, it bent it up, good for birds in trees.

 

Anyway it would be nice to hear what guns other people started with, probably first three to keep it snappy.

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First air rifle was an ASI Rangemaster.....from the Freemans catalogue company (bit like Littlewoods for you young ones), complete with 4x32 scope......

First air pistol, was a Webley Hurricane.

 

Had them both from about 1977, still have them both.....

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Early Days..........

 

Circa 1974

Gat Pistol

Diana .177 Rifle

 

Circa 1976

Webly & Scott Hawk MkII

 

Long before Ray Mears I was living the outdoor life of extream survival on a council Estate in Essex as a latch key kid :yes:

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My first was:

 

Westlake: Chinese rubbish, only 12 months ago. Gave me the bug.

Webley Falcon: Found hiding in the loft. OK. Ish.

Cometa 300s: Bought and caught! B*ggered trigger, and not good. Need MORE! :yes:

BSA Mercury: Given this. Nice toy. Very noisy.

Weihrauch HW80ks: Finally took the plunge only a month ago. Brand new, and I'm so happy! :D

 

Now looking for permissions, and soon hopefully to make my first kill! Tired of killing targets! :P

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1st,three;

1977,diana sp 50,air pistol,cost £5.99 :lol: useless,could watch the pellet come out of the barrell and start to fall in an arc to the right.

1979,bsa meteor .22,fantastic little springer and very accurate,got in a lot of trouble with that gun :blush: i so wish i had kept this gun and regret selling it.

1980,bsa mercury .22,bought off a mate when i started work and sold it on here last year after i got into pcp air rifles.

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