I am looking through an ARH catalog from the spring of 1980. Brings back fond memories from my youth.
Pics of ARH airguns and ARH accessories would be great
Pics of ARH airguns and ARH accessories would be great
Who Owns An Air Rifle Headquaters Airgun?
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You mean one of those that looked like an assault rifle. All ot them were break barrles. Some of them had a tubular mag, if i remember right. I never had one, but remember them. Think they was advertised in Outdoor life or maybe the american Rfileman. If you are talking about the same guy. That stuff takes you back to a good time.
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He imported all the hi-end air rifles from Europe. ARH/Robert Law is who really started the premium airgun market in the U.S. Robert Law is supposed to have had a hand in developing the FWB124.
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/yellow/viewtopic.php?p=1437237#p1437237
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@MP44. I never knew he had other airguns, I just rememember those El gamos. They were futuristic looking . Found this this morning.
REMEMBERING: BOB LAW (1939-2014) FASCINATING AND CREATIVE MAN - Gaylen Duskey: "More Than A Story Can Tell" (hurherald.com)
REMEMBERING: BOB LAW (1939-2014) FASCINATING AND CREATIVE MAN - Gaylen Duskey: "More Than A Story Can Tell" (hurherald.com)
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This is the only one of the military looking rifles I remember from his catalogs I had as a kid and is the only one in the 1980 edition that I have now
https://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2012/05/el-gamo-68-68-xp-a-futuristic-airgun-from-the-past-part-2/
https://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2012/05/el-gamo-68-68-xp-a-futuristic-airgun-from-the-past-part-2/
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Yeah, that is the ones I remember. I don;t know why I never got one. Probably never had the money.
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