Flying Dragon airguns BARGAIN ALERT

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Septicdeath

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I have around 30 of the BAM B-50/51 (.177) rifles from the stash on hand. These are 20 year old new rifles (have to cut the factory tape to inspect), needless to say they will need to be resealed. If you do a search for the B-50/51 bible or the Kermit, TX airgun club you will find info on the rifles. The o-rings are all standard size and the rifle is a very basic type so minimal tools are needed. If you want to learn PCP disassembly and reassembly then this is your rifle. I also have two of the B 5-10 repeater pump rifles on hand, new in box. Prices will run from $160 to $180 for the 50/51’s and $75 for the 5-10’s…I have the PCP rifles under over night leak test. I will only sell the ones that hold over night…leakers will be rebuildt and sold later…


It will be a day or so before I get them up on the site, if you wish to order just call and we can work something out…
Mike

http://flyingdragonairrifles.org/blog/?p=1709
 
Holy cow did you say the Kermit Texas air gun club, I am about 40 miles away from Kermit, I think the club has been dead for about 30 years , Any info on the club would really be cool, Really sucks I missed it .

In the 10 years in the sport I have only met two air gunners and they came by to pick up a Cricket 25 I had for sale. I really been in the air gun sport for 55 years but the PCPs opened my eyes wide open,,,

Mike

Odessa, Texas
 
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Flying Dragon airguns


I have around 30 of the BAM B-50/51 (.177) rifles from the stash on hand. These are 20 year old new rifles (have to cut the factory tape to inspect), needless to say they will need to be resealed. If you do a search for the B-50/51 bible or the Kermit, TX airgun club you will find info on the rifles. The o-rings are all standard size and the rifle is a very basic type so minimal tools are needed. If you want to learn PCP disassembly and reassembly then this is your rifle. I also have two of the B 5-10 repeater pump rifles on hand, new in box. Prices will run from $160 to $180 for the 50/51’s and $75 for the 5-10’s…I have the PCP rifles under over night leak test. I will only sell the ones that hold over night…leakers will be rebuildt and sold later…


It will be a day or so before I get them up on the site, if you wish to order just call and we can work something out…
Mike

http://flyingdragonairrifles.org/blog/?p=1709
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Maybe change(or add) the tag line to Bargain Alert!

Had maybe 7, outstanding value, super simply to work on, 4oz trigger, good barrels, regs are now available for $69.00. Every FT club should have a couple as loaners. Easy to get 40fpe in .22 ......

Take a look at the parts PDF , eliminate say the MB & set screws for such and there are darn few parts. An exact knockoff of the Daystate Huntsman (immediately after patient ended) and at the time THE least expensive PCP ever sold in the U.S.

And yes they are 20 years old so orings but acehardware will fix you right up.

My FT/Squirrel B50 brig with some custom work which I was lucky enough to buy back last year from a forum member.

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And The "Book of Bam" by ChrisK: https://www.airrifle.co.za/library/The_BAM_B50_book_by_ChrisK.pdf

John
 
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Just glanced at Mike's "blog" page and it seems a totally resealed rifle is $250. Personally (already been inside dozens of them) I would grab the old stock (not reselaed) at $160 & have fun but it's nice he is offering whatever you like.B's from him way back when he sold one with the works (20fpe on carts!) for $100 making a total profit of $10.00 which he put towards giving away every 11th rifle to a youth shooter. Purchased a number of unobtainable parts from him over the years and my "G6 Clone" handpump for $100 in 2015, still going strong.

Really everyone needs a B50 or the B51 thumbhole if you like a Long LOP.

John




 
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