Can anyone shed any information on a HOWA 55G
Absolutely a mystery other than the gun is mint and operated by C02
Thanks
Absolutely a mystery other than the gun is mint and operated by C02
Thanks
N/A Howa 55G - Help needed
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parts i would guess would be impossible to find but many soft parts might be just off the shelf Orings
most tubes that take Orings would be the ID of 113 Oring which is pretty much standard but any valve seals could be another story
Vintage has many pictures and it appears to be a very refined version of the Crosman model 400 same sort of mag and shuttle loading system
https://forum.vintageairgunsgallery.com/howa/
most tubes that take Orings would be the ID of 113 Oring which is pretty much standard but any valve seals could be another story
Vintage has many pictures and it appears to be a very refined version of the Crosman model 400 same sort of mag and shuttle loading system
https://forum.vintageairgunsgallery.com/howa/
Cool guns. I held one a few years back at a local shop. Owner had a nice airgun collection and had brought a few items in. Didn't hold air but had excellent machining and blueing.
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I think I saw them in one of the Airgun Digests or maybe shooters bible. Something like that. Very rare piece. Howa is up there with Miroku as a Japanese manufacturer. Fine.
Danny has pictures of about everything. Awesome.
Danny has pictures of about everything. Awesome.
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I think there was one for sale on eBay recently that was from Beemans personal collection.
I believe these were considered one of, if not the finest CO2 guns ever made.
I believe these were considered one of, if not the finest CO2 guns ever made.
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I don't know anything about Howa air rifles, but I can tell you their cheapest centerfire stuff shoot amazing. I have three of them in the family. Their high end stuff is top notch. It'd definitely be worth fixing for sure.
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