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A couple more pictures of the Britannia.

This is my improved Spring Doc. One of Oak, Other is Black painted Beech. They will work with any Spring pistol or rifle. Up to the Diana 350 Magnum. $250.00 plus actual shipping cost. Price is for one compressor. email [email protected] USPS Money order or paypal friends and family

More pictures coming soon.

I will take more photos

Yes, I got lucky finding this one. I've seen only two in the last 10 years for sale.

Made in 1908 .25 Cal. It's still tight and functions perfectly. I resealed it with a new leather piston seal but kept the original spring it came with. I had ordered the seal from England, and it took over two months to get to me. It was hung up in customs for 7 weeks.

Yes, The Model 3's, one is 1927, two are made in 1938, and one is unmarked. Model 1 1935 Model 40 1935

I am not familiar with the model 5. Can you post a picture of it?

They can be a challenge to reseal. Getting the end cap off is the problem. After 90 years, they are stuck.

I find them once in a while. I might have one for sale in the near future. I have owned a total of six in the past.

Get a Diana 34 Panther. The best bang for your buck. They are made in Germany. I have had one for 15 years. They are very accurate and will last a lifetime if you take good care of it.

Great Pictures. I too have a Model I also made in 1935. I will have to take some pictures. Also, I have a model 4. Which is the smallest springer I have. But it is very quick for its size. To bad we can't take them with us when we leave this world. (y)

I have a couple Haenel III's. They are DRP rifles. They are keepers. The quality is second to none. I love simplicity and lockup. I have rebuilt both, and they shoot like new. Ninety years young. Anybody else out there feel the same? Cheers

100 Yards, soda can, off hand with a springer. I think standing and shooting offhand is a real test of skill. Iron sights !