Other My cheap air pistols

[thom]

Taking inventory. LH row, from the top, Crosman 1008, Daisy 188, Crosman 338, Daisy Powerline 5501, Browning Buckmark, Crosman Phantom, Webley Hurricane, American Classic 1377, another American Classic 1377.
RH row, from the top, Umarex DX17, Marksman Repeater, Daisy Powerline 1200, Gamo PT80, another Marksman Repeater, Daisy 1500, Daisy 200, Beeman P17, Unmarked probably Chinese break barrel, Daisy Powerline 15XT, Daisy 2003, another Daisy 188. Nothing much to see here, just my junk.

My revolvers, from the top, Barra 1858, Daisy 179, Crosman Vigilante, Black Ops, Crosman 357, Umarex Brodax.

The unmarked break barrel. It shoots great.

The Webley Hurricane. My favorite local pawn shop had it for a while.
They had a 75% off sale one weekend so I bought it.

 

[Simplemann]

Them Crosman pumpers are awesome air pistols. They are so versatile, super easy to work on and after marker is plentiful. So you can take one and make it into an "expensive" air gun but IMHO they are worth it .

 

[Scroooface]

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Taking inventory. LH row, from the top, Crosman 1008, Daisy 188, Crosman 338, Daisy Powerline 5501, Browning Buckmark, Crosman Phantom, Webley Hurricane, American Classic 1377, another American Classic 1377.
RH row, from the top, Umarex DX17, Marksman Repeater, Crosman Powerline 1200, Gamo PT80, another Marksman Repeater, Daisy 1500, Daisy 200, Beeman P17, Unmarked probably Chinese break barrel, Daisy Powerline 15XT, Daisy 2003, another Daisy 188. Nothing much to see here, just my junk.
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My revolvers, from the top, Barra 1858, Daisy 179, Crosman Vigilante, Black Ops, Crosman 357, Umarex Brodax.
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The unmarked break barrel. It shoots great.
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The Webley Hurricane. My favorite local pawn shop had it for a while.
They had a 75% off sale one weekend so I bought it.

Powerline 1200 was the first bb gun I ever shot myself with .. there was one for sale here a while ago.. i was thinking of buying it for nostalgic purposes.. it's a Daisy Powerline 1200