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Before WW2, just about every quality manufacturer had these as their top-of-the-line models! Many sizes, stock configurations, and etc...

I picked up this gorgeous rifle at the Carlisle airgun show. Wonderful rifle, but the spring buzz was so bad that I couldn't enjoy...

I firmly believe that this is done on purpose for the sole reason of causing annoyance... LOL!

Oh that's gorgeous. The model 50 is a favorite of mine, and I have three nice ones from the late 50's, but I've been chicken to tear...

German manufacturers seem to love confusing future collectors! There are two completely different "Walther LGV's" and "Weihrauch HW...

Keep in mind that pic is not "my" cocking method, but recommended by a factory that started making over-barrel air pistols in the 1920's...

Apologies...I should have made clear that I was referring to the LGV target rifle of the 1960's! It succeeded the LG 55 about 1968, and...

I love those guns! IMHO the Hurricane and Tempest "family" are true classics. Along with the FWB 65, those are two air pistols I'd never...

Interesting! So the "HS 807" was done in both calibers after all.

I had a Hy-Score 807 in 177 in the early 70s. It was rated at 690 fps and bought over the mail from an outdoor company that is no longer...

"Peerless" was the house brand of Stoeger's in New York. I've only ever seen the top-of-the-line Diana models 35 and 50 with that name...

Had a 1978 Diana 27 it now resides with the grand kids would have had to fight all 3 if i tried to take it back. seen them wearing the...

For the record, the evergreen model 27 was made from the early 1950's up to about 1983, with variations in stocks, sights (no scope rail...

Picked this one up at the Carlisle, PA show. The seller replaced the trigger with one from a LG53. At least that's what I think that he...

That's lovely! Seldom seen in such excellent condition, and the early stock-mounted diopter is a rare and classy touch. The evolution...