good thread ,thanks op and contributors for some great air rifles wish there was a permanent thread for pics and,and a second thread of like one minute vids of them in action thanks HYNZIE 4s
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Right, as a new member, let’s see what you got!
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Hey, you’re welcome Hynzie, always nice to see what other members own. There really is some beauties here. I feel my wallet crying.
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My FX Maverick Compact in .22 cal with an Element Helix 6-24x50, DonnyFL Sumo Silencer and an Accu-Tac bipod.
Slug Power Kit arriving next week, can´t wait to shoot some heavier slugs at 1000 fps.
Slug Power Kit arriving next week, can´t wait to shoot some heavier slugs at 1000 fps.
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Total noob. First airgun since in was 10. This is my new Crosman Diamondback NPS Elite .177 got from Cabelas at like $119. Wanting a Gamo Whisper Silent Cat soon as a second gun. Going to get some sort of Co2 tha's easier for the wife and kiddo to have longer sessions
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Here's my two newest acquisitions, a Springfield Armory M1A/M14 .22 underlever, and a Crosman M4177KT multi-pump. It basically has the internals from the 760 Pumpmaster .177. I already had an AIR17 built August 1986. These 3 rifles have some history in my family. The M14 replaced the M1 Garande dad used in the Philippines in WWII in 1957. This is a big, heavy rifle with wood stock @ 9.9lbs! My brother Ron started training at Parris Island in '72 with an M14. At some later point, they were given the then new M16 and went to Vietnam. The Crosman AIR17 is a replica of that Vietnam era M16. And then the rifle that replaced the M16A2 in '94, the M4. My Nephew is a Army weapons trainer that is all too familiar with the M4. Brings back memories of war stories this Memorial day. Thank you to all that served & gave their all for our freedoms!
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The diana is completely original with a bushnell 4-12 x 40 trophy DOA scope.
The hatsan has valve work, opened up transfer ports, slimmer probe, Huma regulator and Lothar Walther barrel. Scope is a Presma Hawk 4-20 x 50 mill dot with side focus and illuminated reticle and 30mm tube.
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I read the title of this post wrong and was offended.
Show me what you got!! Indeed!!!!!!!!
Show me what you got!! Indeed!!!!!!!!
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Then there's my Crosman 160 variant one from 1955-56 I restomodded. With Winchester 4x32AO scope on Ron Robinson mounts he sold me out of his stash.
And my first year, low serial number model 70 with a Weaver V60 3-5x scope built for the pre-64 Winchester model 70's. Built 1950-1960, one of the first variable power scopes out there!
And a like-new Chinese B3-2 I got as payment for restoring a 760 Powermaster v2 for a buddy. VGC & shoots hard. (bottom of rack)
And my first year, low serial number model 70 with a Weaver V60 3-5x scope built for the pre-64 Winchester model 70's. Built 1950-1960, one of the first variable power scopes out there!
And a like-new Chinese B3-2 I got as payment for restoring a 760 Powermaster v2 for a buddy. VGC & shoots hard. (bottom of rack)
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Just an ole beater!! Diana TH56 with Vortex 4x12
Some say I talk too much!! I just like to Shoot The Breeze!!
Some say I talk too much!! I just like to Shoot The Breeze!!
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Airgun family picture, looks like I need to buy more scopes
, but for now I just keep switching them from gun to gun. Upvote 0