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Hopefully I will not get in trouble with the airgun gods since I showed this pic once before, but here's a HW55TF, and a HW55MM. I think...

I haven't bored you guys with any old-fart collector trivia in a while. So...here ya go: a Weihrauch brochure from the late 1950's: 1...

Piddled around with a Beeman R8/SS2 scope combo, checking for bugs and sighting in. Nice shooter with low mileage and appears to be up...

Sticking with the 77’s. First up a .177. Superb accuracy, cutting cans in half at 30 yds. And my newest 77 a .20 cal. Had on order for...

Daisy designs these rifles to accommodate all ages of shooters from 16 on up. The rifles are shipped with three plastic butt pad spacers...

Thanks appreciate the lead, but I only have a casual interest in acquiring one of these and mostly as nostalgia to round out my R series...

That's interesting. I was under the impression that the 99 came from the year of release. Maybe it wasn't released in Europe until...

the one i got in trade was a new stock version and i didn't break the factory seals till i sold it @ a show . The one i bought is new...

just checked the old Beeman catalogs, looks like the R6 (HW99) was released in 1995/1996 and billed as an economical gun for the whole...

I'm a big fan of the old HW 50 series, and its target-shooting cousin the HW 55. Very solid guns that combine HW's smaller 30mm outside...

Wow!! That is nice!!

The restoration of this 1999 Daisy 753 is now complete. The Tiger Maple stock really came to life. I’m thrilled to be the next caretaker...

I have a .177 P1 and never use the low power for reasons outlined above. I have shot many many thousands of rounds thru it. And can...

Maybe it’s just the camera angle, but that ball detent looks like it’s staked in too far. Perhaps some shade tree mechanic re-worked it...

To further confuse things, the HW 50 was discontinued around 1995. So it was made for ~ 45 years. Its replacement was the HW 99 (later...