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I have a very old HW77 .22 air rifle. I bought it second-hand at least twenty years ago. I can't remember what I paid for it, I think it might have been £50. It just goes on and on I shoot lots of pigeons with it in the kiddies swing park adjacent to my house, (with permission of course.) They crap all over the swings, slide etc. I have just shot one from my bedroom window. It fell stone dead, I paced it out at fifty five Paces. There is an old boy who lives a couple of doors down from me who loves to eat them, he will take all I can get. He gets plenty. The rifle loves Wasp No: 2 5.6mm (.22) pellets.

Jenks

Jenks, probably cos it wasn't made in China....

I still got my old BSA Meteor Super from 1969....made in Birmingham

My favourite air rifle is my .177" Lincoln Jefferies, UK made in 1903.

buy it new did you? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: only kidding.

dromia wrote:My favourite air rifle is my .177" Lincoln Jefferies, UK made in 1903.

Dromia..

Have got a photo? please.

Jenks

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Not quiet Chuck.

One of the many reasons I am so fond of that rifle is that 1903 was the year of my fathers birth.

Chuck wrote:Jenks, probably cos it wasn't made in China....

I still got my old BSA Meteor Super from 1969....made in Birmingham

Chuck..

Back in the late 50s I used to knock around on a farm in Leicestershire. The farmer had a BSA Airsporter .22 He used to let me use it to shoot Sparrows around his granary it was a bit heavy for me but I must have shot hundreds, cracking rifle.


Jenks

Not a very good photo but the best I have at present.

thats a very nice rifle

Dromia..

Thanks for the picture. I have never seen one but it looks almost exactly as I thought it would. how does it shoot? Range/accuracy etc.

Jenks