N/A What’s the most beautiful airgun you’ve owned?

This Elinimator has generated more "llikes" than any other posts I've ever submitted...been posted before but fot the benefit of new members will post again. In general nice looking stocks/wood generate a lot of "views" everyone like nice wood, including myself. This Elinimator is currently being packed up for shipping to it's new home, but it's still technically mine...The gun itself is in .20 caliber.

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That’s a very handsome rifle
 
The old: FWB300S Tyro

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And the new-Daystate Wolverine R
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This Elinimator has generated more "llikes" than any other posts I've ever submitted...been posted before but fot the benefit of new members will post again. In general nice looking stocks/wood generate a lot of "views" everyone like nice wood, including myself. This Elinimator is currently being packed up for shipping to it's new home, but it's still technically mine...The gun itself is in .20 caliber.
Very excited for the next lucky custodian ;)
 
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Not the most beautiful airgun in collection, but still sexy. It's built from spare parts dating from a 1995 nickel tube all the way back to a Benj. model 600 stock from 1930. This one is called the "Psychobilly F9".

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Very nice! Is that stock original, or of your own design? It's from a slab sawn blank rather than quarter sawn, and it looks more modern than I would expect. It's also very attractive.
 
Very nice! Is that stock original, or of your own design? It's from a slab sawn blank rather than quarter sawn, and it looks more modern than I would expect. It's also very attractive.
The stock was actually on a model 600 Automatic when I got it. The previous owner is a hard-core Benjamin collector and had replaced the original stock with this one, which he stated was NOS. Even though the original 600 stock had carving on it, I re-installed it in order to keep that BBgun as original as possible. I also have several NOS Benjamin stocks from the 1930s and the inletting and schnabel tip is spot on when compared. I do believe it has been refinished at some point making it look like new because my others are dull looking.
 
The stock was actually on a model 600 Automatic when I got it. The previous owner is a hard-core Benjamin collector and had replaced the original stock with this one, which he stated was NOS. Even though the original 600 stock had carving on it, I re-installed it in order to keep that BBgun as original as possible. I also have several NOS Benjamin stocks from the 1930s and the inletting and schnabel tip is spot on when compared. I do believe it has been refinished at some point making it look like new because my others are dull looking.
Very cool. Thanks!