What's the best looking air rifle you've seen or shot. That 1 air rifle that you'll never sell and would keep.
Best looking air rifle you've seen, owned or shot
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I think Air Arms makes the best looking air rifles. I have had a few, still have one, but any if my guns could be sold one day. Never say never!
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My favorite that I own is my .22 Theoben Evolution. As far as aesthetics go, that gun has it all in my books.
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Really like the traditional hunting stocks with wood and character. I'm just a newbie compared to many on this forum, but I'd say my Taipan Veteran Compact is a pleasure to shoot. PCPs really are nice.
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I’m thoroughly enjoying the recently acquired Anschutz comp rifle. It shoots extremely well and has a look all its own. I also like the 2078A I first bought for competition. Wood stock but nicely done. I also have a restored Blue Streak that’s quite nice. Somehow in the last couple of years I started by having three Crosmans rebuilt and bought several others. Honestly I wouldn’t sell any of them.
Rick H.
Rick H.
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Hard to beat the Revere for classic beauty
But I am a lever rifle guy so to me the best looking rifle I've seen was my Shin Sung Career III .25 carbine
But I am a lever rifle guy so to me the best looking rifle I've seen was my Shin Sung Career III .25 carbine
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22 cal. cricket carbine long, one of my best shooter's she has never let me down. Not the best looking but love the accuracy.
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder of course, but for me, my Air Arms TX200 in walnut and 22 cal is all it takes to melt my butter. Orv.
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Daystate Pulsar HP .22 in Forest Green.......
Sadly I sold it, but don't worry I smack myself daily to remind me what a FOOL I was by selling it.
Sadly I sold it, but don't worry I smack myself daily to remind me what a FOOL I was by selling it.
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As with most of these "best" choices threads, it's difficult to pick...just one.
Many reasons for buying a particular gun, including various..."good looks" reasons.
Mike
Many reasons for buying a particular gun, including various..."good looks" reasons.
Mike
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Of my own 3 i would have to say the FX Cyclone, the other two are more shooting machines, and while i also very much like machines then we get into cars and that's a whole other game.
O and dont get me started on say a 5 Axis CNC machine, watching something like that work can almost get me aroused.
PS: I have not seen a bread box since i was a child visiting my grandmother.
PPS: Tried to enlist AI to draw something, but it seem like the concept of a air rifle is lost to it.
O and dont get me started on say a 5 Axis CNC machine, watching something like that work can almost get me aroused.
PS: I have not seen a bread box since i was a child visiting my grandmother.
PPS: Tried to enlist AI to draw something, but it seem like the concept of a air rifle is lost to it.
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Unfortunately I’ve discovered that form and function don’t always match
USFT MAC1 or Thomas are pure functional beauty- then there’s Air Arms that are gorgeous with the exquisite finishing then there’s the lowly Sheridan that someone put a custom Whiscomb stock on …. Woof
They are all beautiful but in different ways yet there is something about this BSA Goldstar SE Union Jack Edition.
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