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Real nice....what a clown.

Ewwww, what a mess!

Live in Indiana, didn't even know they had air gun shows!

That is a sharp looking rifle OP!

Yes, I agree. I don't know what is going on with them lately.

Yeah, it looks interesting, and the videos I have watched looks like it can shoot, but those cylinders are pricey.

I didn't get into airgunning until late in life. My first air rifle was and is a Ruger Impact Springer, in .22 caliber.

Nice! Great to get the kids in on airgunning!

Most restoration projects that I have done, all on regular firearms, have usually been about seeing what I could do, and enjoying the process. I cared less about the cost.

Newer airguns have so much polymer on them now, some of the metal parts are MIM instead of machined, and the rest of the metal seems thinner than what they used to be. Your right, the older airguns were made of more "real" stuff. The ones OP posted up would make great restorations.

Judas Priest, that's some power.

Looks great OP!

Seems as though they are branching out in too many ways, and forgetting what put them on the map....that would be airguns. I see they sell bows, regular ammo, and who knows what next.

Happy kid right there!

That is certainly a target on a budget, but it looks like it works.

Never seen anybody do that. Good job on your two bushy tails though.

Nope.

To me, a lot of it comes down to what people are buying. If the consumer were to not buy something cheaper, and only buy what is "high end", then after a while manufacturers would have to follow suit. I can't say that I own any expensive Springers, but the ones I have do fine for me.

Man, that is a roomy case!

Ha ha ha! Happy Thanksgiving to you too! Don't know if that gobbler is gonna be too tasty, but it looks like it does need shot!