Any hobby shooters/hunting enthusiasts here? Show us your air rifles!

bmwaddict

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 West Herts/East Bucks
I have just replaced my old Webley 177 with this, a Gamo Maxxim Tactical Elite Multishot IGT version, It's the most expensive air rifle I've owned at £215, and the first Gas Ram powered rather than spring.
I'm really happy with it, it's a completely different level to my old one, great quality too.
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Any Air rifle enthusiasts on here? What have you got?
 
I’ve had quite a few when i was a bear cub, recently got myself a weihrauch hw45 pistol for old time’s sake, it’s a very well made piece of kit & one of the most powerful pistols available without a fac :)
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Rob
 
Got this old Weihrouch rifle, heavy and spring powered but it’s a powerful old boy.
 

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john-e89 said:
Got this old Weihrouch rifle, heavy and spring powered but it’s a powerful old boy.

Wow I used to have a HW80, was a cracking gun.

Now I've got 4 shot guns,
Lanber sporting multichoke 12 bore over and under
Baikal single shot full choke 12 bore
3 shot auto 12 bore
an old russian 3 shot bolt action 20 bore. :)
 
Jollyjoiner said:
john-e89 said:
Got this old Weihrouch rifle, heavy and spring powered but it’s a powerful old boy.

Wow I used to have a HW80, was a cracking gun.

Now I've got 4 shot guns,
Lanber sporting multichoke 12 bore over and under
Baikal single shot full choke 12 bore
3 shot auto 12 bore
an old russian 3 shot bolt action 20 bore. :)

:o :o :o

I’m never taking the piss again SIR.... :cry:
 
john-e89 said:
Jollyjoiner said:
john-e89 said:
Got this old Weihrouch rifle, heavy and spring powered but it’s a powerful old boy.

Wow I used to have a HW80, was a cracking gun.

Now I've got 4 shot guns,
Lanber sporting multichoke 12 bore over and under
Baikal single shot full choke 12 bore
3 shot auto 12 bore
an old russian 3 shot bolt action 20 bore. :)

:o :o :o

I’m never taking the piss again SIR.... :cry:
I knew you'd see the error in your ways my friend :guns:
 
Hilly30si said:
Here is a picture of my Steyr also have a

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that's a beast!

Quite a few Weirauchs, they're supposed to be really high quality guns, unfortunately way beyond my price range.
My old boss has this, it's a monster!
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bmwaddict said:
I have just replaced my old Webley 177 with this, a Gamo Maxxim Tactical Elite Multishot IGT version, It's the most expensive air rifle I've owned at £215, and the first Gas Ram powered rather than spring.
I'm really happy with it, it's a completely different level to my old one, great quality too.
gamo.jpg


Any Air rifle enthusiasts on here? What have you got?

How long will a gas cartridge last Addict? I’ve been looking at a new gun for a month or two.
 
It's a gas piston John, which you operate just the same as a spring air rifle, so no cartridges. Like the old Webley Nemesis pistol if you've ever come across one. Just one up from a spring air rifle (of the equivalent model), but not quite as serious (or expensive) as a Co2 cartridge or PCP (Pneumatically charged from an air tank) rifle, on average at least.
Also supposed to be quieter, less vibration to interfere with accuracy, and longer lasting than an equivalent spring, although I've never had any issues with the longevity of any spring powered air rifle.
 
bmwaddict said:
It's a gas piston John, which you operate just the same as a spring air rifle, so no cartridges. Like the old Webley Nemesis pistol if you've ever come across one. Just one up from a spring air rifle (of the equivalent model), but not quite as serious (or expensive) as a Co2 cartridge or PCP (Pneumatically charged from an air tank) rifle, on average at least.
Also supposed to be quieter, less vibration to interfere with accuracy, and longer lasting than an equivalent spring, although I've never had any issues with the longevity of any spring powered air rifle.

Ah ok thanks Dan, I need to do some more research. Admittedly I’m a complete amateur with air rifles, but the Webley .177 brings back fond memories from when I was a kid.
 
john-e89 said:
bmwaddict said:
It's a gas piston John, which you operate just the same as a spring air rifle, so no cartridges. Like the old Webley Nemesis pistol if you've ever come across one. Just one up from a spring air rifle (of the equivalent model), but not quite as serious (or expensive) as a Co2 cartridge or PCP (Pneumatically charged from an air tank) rifle, on average at least.
Also supposed to be quieter, less vibration to interfere with accuracy, and longer lasting than an equivalent spring, although I've never had any issues with the longevity of any spring powered air rifle.

Ah ok thanks Dan, I need to do some more research. Admittedly I’m a complete amateur with air rifles, but the Webley .177 brings back fond memories from when I was a kid.

No worries John, I had always had spring powered air rifles, so I had to learn about them myself, but I had owned a Webley pistol years ago which was gas ram powered.
All the UK sites explain exactly what each one does and they're usually split up into categories, Pellpax.co.uk is a good site to get info about the different types.
 
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