A Very Special Gun!

I'm trying to post a few pics and make a few videos to document and share some of my favorites. Hopefully this history can be preserved for those who follow us in loving these wonderful toys.
This is the rifle nicknamed Rocinante after Don Quixote's horse. It was first piloted to win the Nationals in 2007 by Roz Sumpter then again in 2011 by Steve Vines!
This rifle and its sibling are separated by only one serial number. The sibling was the backup gun, also used by both men. and both LEFTY'S to boot!

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I'm trying to post a few pics and make a few videos to document and share some of my favorites. Hopefully this history can be preserved for those who follow us in loving these wonderful toys.
This is the rifle nicknamed Rocinante after Don Quixote's horse. It was first piloted to win the Nationals in 2007 by Roz Sumpter then again in 2011 by Steve Vines!
This rifle and its sibling are separated by only one serial number. The sibling was the backup gun, also used by both men. and both LEFTY'S to boot!

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Great looking airguns Lewis. Too bad they are lefties. Haha
 
Special indeed.........:oops:

While I am indescribably envious of your collection, I am also pretty pleased to know that collections like yours exist.
The beauty of certain rifles, coupled with such a compelling back story, instantly propels them into mythic status. Going into it knowing that they are National level winners, and lefties to boot..... ..WOW!
Thanks for taking the time to share them with us, and for keeping the golden glow of the glory days shining!
 
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