Something different

[slapahondn]

My buddy is sailing around the world and he is currently in Indonesia. He met someone there who was in to airguns and the guy was able to get him a made in indonisia pcp. All in with the gun, scope, rings, bipod and a half kilo Indonesian made pellets it cost him about $500 US. So far he is really happy with the accuracy.

 

[TN_Yankee]

So, it's got charging/cocking levers on both sides?

 

[beerthief]

WOW 1/2 kilo of pellets sure sounds like a lot , but that's only 1.1 pound basically 2 tins of H&N Ftt Not saying it was bad deal just saying it sounds like a lot . I would love to get 2 tins with every gun as part of the deal

 

[whyzee]

Wonder what one would shoot at when at sea?

 

[Gerry52]

So, it's got charging/cocking levers on both sides?

Looks to me that right side is cocking lever, left side might be magazine lock like on Hatsan BT65. I don’t think left side is cocking bolt.

 

[Trucker3573]

Wonder what one would shoot at when at sea?

Imagine all kinds of birds

 

[whyzee]

Imagine all kinds of birds

LOL. I guess you can tell I’m a flatlander.
Makes perfect sense now.

 

[Trucker3573]

LOL. I guess you can tell I’m a flatlander.
Makes perfect sense now.

I guess no idea what you could shoot out there legally but I guess no one is around to see most of the time. Lol

 

[Chuck-in-Ohio]

That very well may be a snapshot of Nirvana my friends!

No place in particular to go, all day long to not go there, and seagull blasting till the sun sets.

Of course you gotta have a dive compressor on board, and pull into port for beans and pellets every so often, but man what fun that would be.

 

[moodyblues]

Found this on YouTube. Garubian airguns, not sure if that’s the manufacturer or just the yt channel.

Edit: check this out too, pretty cool stuff. Air rifle capital of Indonesia.

The air rifle capital of Indonesia – in pictures

Welcome to Cipacing, a small village in Indonesia where gunsmiths make thousands of air rifles every year – mostly in small back room operations. Getty's Ed Wray heads there to stare down the barrels of the guns

www.theguardian.com

 

[slapahondn]

That very well may be a snapshot of Nirvana my friends!































No place in particular to go, all day long to not go there, and seagull blasting till the sun sets.































Of course you gotta have a dive compressor on board, and pull into port for beans and pellets every so often, but man what fun that would be.























He has a dive comressor that he runs off of one of his diesel motors via a removable belt. When I go next month I'm bringing a few tins of jsb's to see what it can really do.