Which Airgun did you sell that you wish you had back? One ping only please. Me. A Beeman R1 Laser tuned by Paul Watts. Don’t know what the hell I was thinking.
If you could get just one Airgun back????
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Titan MPT .22 korik reg shefeld(sp) stock true match trigger dead silent long before folks did that, balance fit finish reliability light weight short even with "DRD". 
Sold to an Episcopal youth preacher ( still have it? sell?) many years ago.
John
Sold to an Episcopal youth preacher ( still have it? sell?) many years ago.
John
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Ruger impact Spring air rifle 22 caliber. shot birds out over 70 yds. shot over 100 squirrels with it. did my 1st tear down and rebuild on it. nice solid thunk when fired. I gave it to my brother inlaw.
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Titan MPT .22 korik reg shefeld(sp) stock true match trigger dead silent long before folks did that, balance fit finish reliability light weight short even with "DRD".
Sold to an Episcopal youth preacher ( still have it? sell?) many years ago.
John
Wow! A Titan. Nice!
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This stock fits an R7 it was a custom one by a gentleman that ended up leaving some people out of what he promised. His work was very well done to bad.
A shame if you lost that. Seen it too many times through the years. Guys get over extended then vanish. Caliber?
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My AZ tuned FX Royale 500. Shot the heavies on hight power at 860fps and the kings on low power at 885fps.
Chas
Chas
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A shame if you lost that. Seen it too many times through the years. Guys get over extended then vanish. Caliber?
It was a R7 in .177 vortec kit..a little snappy if I'd have kept it I'd probably changed it over to a JM kit. The stock maker was Lithcomb I think..been years.
It was a R7 in .177 vortec kit..a little snappy if I'd have kept it I'd probably changed it over to a JM kit. The stock maker was Lithcomb I think..been years.
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I would have to say my .177 Beeman C-1. I lusted after an RX-1 and R-1 but the C-1 was all I could afford at the time.
I had the Extraordinary Beeman catalog and read through that thing ad-nauseum. Ol' Dr. Beeman Almost had me ready to simply throw my Blue Streak in the garbage. LOL! Still remember the line where he claimed that the Silver Jet pellets were actually "Lathe Turned". (What a crock of poop! ...I mean,can you Really imagine that laborious process??)
Got the little C-1 and had a hard time hitting the broad side of a barn...from INSIDE the barn! Just couldn't get the sweet little groups they showed in that damn catalog! That is,until I picked up a used Diana 34 in .177
None the less,I sure wish I still had the C-1 knowing what I know now. Back then I wouldn't Dare have tried to tinker with the trigger/internals!
Live and learn,I suppose.
Mike
I had the Extraordinary Beeman catalog and read through that thing ad-nauseum. Ol' Dr. Beeman Almost had me ready to simply throw my Blue Streak in the garbage. LOL! Still remember the line where he claimed that the Silver Jet pellets were actually "Lathe Turned". (What a crock of poop! ...I mean,can you Really imagine that laborious process??)
Got the little C-1 and had a hard time hitting the broad side of a barn...from INSIDE the barn! Just couldn't get the sweet little groups they showed in that damn catalog! That is,until I picked up a used Diana 34 in .177
None the less,I sure wish I still had the C-1 knowing what I know now. Back then I wouldn't Dare have tried to tinker with the trigger/internals!
Live and learn,I suppose.
Mike
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Probly my 1377 with every mod I could think of else my DAQ upper .25 co2 carbine with folding stock.
They were both stolen in late 2010
Although I wouldn't mind having my 9MM back either.
They were both stolen in late 2010
Although I wouldn't mind having my 9MM back either.
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1894 bb gun. I think I shot the rifling out of the barrel, learned to shoot on that gun. Really miss it though the stock would be a bit short these days.
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Its this one and luckily I got it back!!! The advantage of selling a rifle local under the condition if he ever sells it I get first dibs!
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For me it would be a .177 TX200 mk2 with a mk3 stock. It was tuned down to ~12 fpe with a vortec kit. It was my first “high end” gun. It shot so effortlessly and put the pellets in the same ragged hole at thirty yards. I foolishly thought that there was something better out there and went looking for it. At the time I could only afford to have one at a time and told myself I would never drop the coin on a $1000+ pcp. Fast forward and I have bought and sold numerous guns but always, I look back to that TX and sigh a little. Oh, what could have been. Good thread to read about others favorites.
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MY HW55 running boar target stock. Sooo perfect in everyway. Gave it to a wonderful old guy that welcomed this yankee to the South and treated him so well. He loved that gun as much as I.
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My dad gave me a Sheridan Silver Streak when I was in my teens in the sixties. I sold that gun some 20 years later. I sold it for $20 for no reason that I can remember. Probably to buy a powder burner.
That gun was mint but more importantly it was given to me by my father.
I regret that . Not for the gun but the sentiment
That gun was mint but more importantly it was given to me by my father.
I regret that . Not for the gun but the sentiment
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