Well i no its old" It says on the breach (Olympia) then on the butt (FN Browing auto Matic) it 4,5 mm and on the bottom of the trigger its stamped 20.Hay thanks for any info"O one more thing a lady left this in my camper,i wonder is it fack?
Does anybody no anything about this air rifle?
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What an internet flex. Sidecar motorcycle, free antique air rifle and a rolex. Now who is showing off. Waiting for more knowledgeable responses.
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Found this link. Is it actually a Walther? Hmmmm....
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J~
Walther LGV Olympia: Part 1 | Blog | Pyramyd AIR
by Tom Gaylord Writing as B.B. Pelletier Walther’s LGV Olympia is one of the last recoiling spring piston target rifles. A history of airguns This report covers: Background Several versions Heavy Locking barrel Tight breech Light cocking Top Olympia Sights The plan Background During the 1960s...
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several people on here are very informed on this type of rifle . IT does look older . the lady want it back ?
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Willy, it's a Japanese gun, likely from before WWII. One is shown on Danny Garvin's VintageAirgunsGallery;
https://forum.vintageairgunsgallery...ewar-airguns/copies-of-prewar-bsas/#post-6318
Somebody replaced a lost buttplate with the Browning one.
Don R.
https://forum.vintageairgunsgallery...ewar-airguns/copies-of-prewar-bsas/#post-6318
Somebody replaced a lost buttplate with the Browning one.
Don R.
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That one's mine and it's looking for a new home. You'll never find another with a stock like that. Definitely a collector piece.
This one is Atom Rocket. Nearly mint
This one is Atom Rocket. Nearly mint
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