Doesn't say when they're available.
Air Arms New AA springer collection
- Thread starter bustachip
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A new line of springers is a wonderful development. Let's hope they live up to their association with Air Arms.
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Interesting indeed ! AN India company distributed by AA , just looked on Google
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Remember the Chinese beeman's..lol. Who knows they maybe good springers, just priced more affordable.
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Blah! I suspect these are made in India, and while they probably shoot ok, the fit and finish and the beautiful walnut stocks aren't there. I detest plastic stocks. They make them because they are cheap and keep the cost down. If you are looking for a knock around rifle to keep in the back of your truck, then go for it.
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Is this another inevitable shift to India for the entire line? Desperation? Greed has no bounds. Walnut or bust!
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to keep afloat sometimes a life preserver is needed;Another thought is ,as my a girlfriend told me,"nothing is as good as it used to be".
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Don't know about the pistola but the rifles are gas slammers.
Look at the safeties. Reminds me of Gamo, or Theoben Evolution
Look at the safeties. Reminds me of Gamo, or Theoben Evolution
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Never had a gas shock gun..lol.Don't know about the pistola but the rifles are gas slammers.
Look at the safeties. Reminds me of Gamo, or Theoben Evolution
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When one thinks they’re getting “something for nothing” - they’re really getting “nothing for something”!
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Interesting, 
- one would think the would be decent if associated with Air Arms. Would like to hear some 1st hand experiences with these guns.
- one would think the would be decent if associated with Air Arms. Would like to hear some 1st hand experiences with these guns.Upvote 0
Why couldn't they bring back one of the old AA sidelever springers like the Bora etc or the Pro Elite? Or create something new like a break barrel based on the TX action, and do it in England if they want a new springer? Granted I haven't seen these in person but they look like 3rd tier budget springers. hope this isn't the beginning of the end for AA.
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The demise of the Sig ASP20, the Walther LGU/LGV and the new FWB sport is reasonably strong evidence that the market for high end spring guns is small and dying. Owners seem to be very pleased with all of these guns, and yet none sold well enough to be viable and all were DQd. No surprise that AA is not going down this path.
Thank goodness for Weihrauch and the TX/PS. I have enough spares to last the rest of my life, but am worried that quality spring guns may become museum pieces within the next decade or two.
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