Hi Guys, I picked up this gun from an old property my father had owned. I was hopping someone could tell me what kind of gun this is, i have looked over the net but found nothing. There is no markings on the gun, its a .177 cal. and the barrel is NOT rifled. There is a screw near the trigger that adjusts the sensitivity of the trigger.
What kind of gun is this?
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A close up of the breech block/rear sight area and top rear of the compression tube would help, can't tell much from the posted photo, could be Chinese. Looks like the stock was refinished and the finger grooves rather crudely cut.
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It looks like a break barrel air rifle!
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.LOL!! J/K! Better pictures would help. Makers marks, etc......
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.LOL!! J/K! Better pictures would help. Makers marks, etc......
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Hey guys, i dont think its a Chinese cheap gun, it feels pretty solid and looks well made. I havent took the stock off yet, i will do that next. Here are some more pics. Let me know what you guys think.
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There is a 5 digit number "29979" stamped into the side as per the picture. So many airgun enthusiast on the board, someones gotta know what kind of gun and where it comes from lol.
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Looks a lot like a 1960's Relum Telly 822 though I always thought they were rifled. Relum were a Hungarian company. the underlever Tornado model was the most popular though I don't know why as they were all crap budget guns, suppose it was the kudos of having twin springs though you got better "performance" using a single BSA Meteor one.
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Thanks. I definitely see the similarities with the Relum line of guns and this one. However, i still dont see this same gun anywhere i search. I cant find that style stock or the finger grooves (those may be done afterwords but are done really well). I do think its a junior gun though.
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I had one of those back in the day. It had some similarities but was a little different. I remember the double spring and steel but plate. It was a bit of a beast to cock with those two springs but made reasonable power compared to the other cheap puss piles that were around back then.
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Looks nice, does look a bit like some Relum in a way, esp. the trigger adjustment.
Those star shaped lock nuts are going to give it up I think butb cant place them in my mind, more Hanell looking there but it's not a hannell.
Finger grooves look very home made to me, givin the age such work would have been A+ quality.
Maybe start with some Relum diagrams & strip it on down for us all to see,
John
if you register ( I believe) you might try the vintage airgun forum ( but please DO let us all know what iut it)
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Those star shaped lock nuts are going to give it up I think butb cant place them in my mind, more Hanell looking there but it's not a hannell.
Finger grooves look very home made to me, givin the age such work would have been A+ quality.
Maybe start with some Relum diagrams & strip it on down for us all to see,
John
if you register ( I believe) you might try the vintage airgun forum ( but please DO let us all know what iut it)
Forum[/QUOTE]https://forum.vintageairgunsgallery.com/embed/#?secret=joBvFmrlBc
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The locknut is Relum Telly style, as is the articulated cocking lever, rearsight and rounded cylinder front..
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