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This morning the outside temperature dipped into the mid twenties, whoo-hoo! It's time for pumpkin pie and yes, those ever lovin springers. today I'm going to take my Webley Senior for a walk in the woods.

I'm not giving up yet... I appreciate your comments and encouragement, thanks buddy.

I found this on Amazon... might give it a go

Yes gunner, much like that but I would like the main compartment to be slightly larger than the dimensions of a P1/HW45 Bob N

Thanks mayflow. It looks like a very good fit and I have a few holsters for other pieces but I'm reluctant to venture off of my property wearing one in case I encounter law enforcement. My area is very rural, so small the we don't have a police department but we are patrolled by the state pd and...

I like to pack a good pesting pistol like my P1 when I'm roving in my woods. Does anyone know of any particular models or vendors.

Real good scores there Crow. Now you have me looking again..

Nice... good job sir.

Nice find. Back in 1984 I bought a Diana model 26 in .177. It was my first serious airgun purchase. She's a real beauty and still shoots well after firing a couple thousand pellets. It was also made in West Germany.

Thank you all 👍

It really is a nice find. The pistol is in mint condition and the box is in tack but it is very evident that that box was opened and closed as well as slid on and off a shelf many times. The gun charges and shoots smoothly. There's no regrets on this one.

I've been trying not to visit the pre-owned pages but... the price was good for a like new in the box P1 in .177. I already have a HW45 in 20 cal... hey, what can I say 😏

My Diana model 26 in .177. I've had her since 1985. She was well used but not abused and always stored in a gun sock in a upstairs closet. These days she's tucked in a nook next to my work bench, She has fired. Over 2 k pellets through her barrel and still looks like the bell of the ball.

Happy Birthday Crow... I'm 2 1/2 ahead of you but you have me beat in hw77's. Enjoy the new shooter!

If you intend to shoot mostly off of a bench a fixed barrel is a good choice but if you're a rover and a plinker like I am a break barrel is the way to go. I have a HW77K which is a fine gun but for me it's a bit too heavy to sling over your shoulder... just my hmo of course.

What strikes me the most about the design of these guns harkens back to the time of their inception. It was a time when tools , machinery and implements of everyday necessity were constructed out of the best quality materials with the mindset of it giving the consumer many years of service. That...

Well said... and beautiful rifles I might add.

Ouch!

I've always been attracted to anything that launched a projectile. You name it, bb/pellet guns, sling shots, traditional archery (never bought into compounds) all kinds of PBrs, rifles, pistols and shotguns. As many have pointed out ammo cost and availability became problematic. I've sold most...

The field tip is 175 gr if that matters and yes it does seem to work well