Proudest Airgun?
- Thread starter Darth Tyus
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Proud of.......... not sure I am proud of any of my airguns, or burners for that matter, but I am glad I got my hand on this one. Tell No1. production year 1912.
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In 2011 I converted a 1960s vintage Crosman Model 187 Co2 rifle that sold for $21.95 brand-new into the world-beating Field Target pistol pictured above. It's first big match was the 2012 U.S. Field Target National Championships, where it captured the Hunter Class Champion title with a perfect 42/42, and the Sporter Champion title with a 39/40. She now has three each National and State Champion titles to her credit, and countless monthly match wins.
That there's been a LOT of evolution in FT pistols in the ensuing 13 years goes without saying-
That the 1960s vintage Crosman rifle-to-pistol conversion still captures her share of podium places in 2025 doesn't go without saying. Because, after all...
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These two; .30 Kalibrgun Cricket & a rifle to pistol converted .20 BRK Commander.
They’ve accomplished a thing or 2.
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If there's one gun I own and am proud of, it would be my Benjamin Marauder. It is a joy to shoot.
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This one because of the amount of tuning and data it took to get it where it is and internet dogma I had to overcome and unlearn to find the solutions.
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Right now it’s my Revere, it’s the first rifle i shot a 200 in the 30YC
When I can get there with my Air Arms S200, that will go to the top. I love shooting the S200.
When I can get there with my Air Arms S200, that will go to the top. I love shooting the S200.
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This one. Rapid mkll .20 all lefty set up by AZ. Still trying to fine a gun to outshoot it out to 85 yds and I have a few.
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I also would pick the Rapid. This one tuned by AZ, along with his shroud with the gun sitting in a SC stock.
Its all the good stuff that was available 20 years ago.
Its all the good stuff that was available 20 years ago.
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I'm really proud of this because it still survives and was my first airgun(dad bought it new and I got it in the 90s) so I will post a 2nd Pic. It's now 22 and has some homebrew parts on it.
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How can an inanimate object feel pride? I'M proud to own the guns I have but none of them have expressed pride to me, YET. 
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Lol which are you proudest of?How can an inanimate object feel pride? I'M proud to own the guns I have but none of them have expressed pride to me, YET.
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I'm proud of the noticeable progress I've made & some of the shots I've accomplished with them (when my body & the stars lined up) but I guess you'd call it pride of ownership of the 3 I have. By intent or happenstance I ended up with guns that I love to shoot & that rarely let me down and, when I do my part, deliver exactly what I know they're capable of. My Boss had always been my go-to & favorite but I've come to appreciate each for its unique qualities.
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I'm a tuner by nature, so I'd say the level of refinement is what I'm proud of as opposed to just owning an object.
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I will see your 1377 and up the year to 1986. All original, shoots as strong as new and has many rounds through it.
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