Air Arms Air Arms SE90 Side Lever

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I bumped into a video on the SE90 while on u-tube. I had no idea Air Arms ever made a side lever spring gun. Not a lot of info around on this rifle. It looks like a very interesting gun.
They were made in the 80's. It's a top loading side lever. Does anybody here have one?

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I don't currently have a side lever springer, Air Arms or not. However, I consider myself a springer type of guy, having two under lever rifles: TX200 and a HW97K. I absolutely love them. Next comes the big but here: I don't have side levers, but having shot one, found that the cocking lever and pull to be unacceptable as to length of pull. These are not for me, but if side lever springers are your thing . . . go for it. Orv
 
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I have had both an Air Arms Bora and still have a Mistral (see photo, recoil pad removed as I was replacing it). All had the same action with different lengths barrels and stocks. Cocking is pretty easy, almost the same as a Webley Tracker and they are really nice guns that shoot sub 12ftlb and are pretty hard to find here in the US. The SE90 was probably the nicest one.

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Shuggoth said:
I have had both an Air Arms Bora and still have a Mistral (see photo, recoil pad removed as I was replacing it). All had the same action with different lengths barrels and stocks. Cocking is pretty easy, almost the same as a Webley Tracker and they are really nice guns that shoot sub 12ftlb and are pretty hard to find here in the US. The SE90 was probably the nicest one.

DualMagMike said:
AA made numerous side levers, here is my Camargue.
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Those are really nice rifles guys. Thanks for sharing.
 
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