@Motorhead Somehow I knew you'd say Theobens before reading your response. Taipans seem to have that sort of following.
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What rifles have you bought twice?
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I bought a Crown MK2 with Saber Tactical Chassis from Utah. I liked it so much that when another one popped up on our classifieds I bought that one too. Those are two of my favorite rifles ever.
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Leshiy Classic (yes there was another)
Brocock Ranger /Atomic
Pathfinder (I’ll get another )
Talon P (bought the same back)
Almost sold a L2 (technically I had)
55 others I don’t regret or care about that flew the nest
Brocock Ranger /Atomic
Pathfinder (I’ll get another )
Talon P (bought the same back)
Almost sold a L2 (technically I had)
55 others I don’t regret or care about that flew the nest
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I've probably had 15 kral punchers by now. Same actions, just different lengths of tubes/barrels or bottle setup.
Same with the GOAT guns... crosman 22xx/Disco builds.
Same with the GOAT guns... crosman 22xx/Disco builds.
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Do these count as duplicates? I also had a Marauder rifle that I enjoyed, but sold it when I started getting into Weirauchs, Brococks, Daystates, etc.
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Just one… still own both… very specific model & version…
RTI Prophet Performance V1 …
… have .177 .22 LR .25 LR and .30 barrels to swap between them.
Super easy adjustment, super easy barrel swaps, super accuracy.
RTI Prophet Performance V1 …
… have .177 .22 LR .25 LR and .30 barrels to swap between them.
Super easy adjustment, super easy barrel swaps, super accuracy.
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3 x Leshiy 2's. A .22/250mm, .30/350mm and a .35/450mm. They are a blast to plink with in the yard. The .22 has taken several squirrels. The other have punched paper only so far.
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American Air Arms Slayer's and Evol's but with different barrels and or calibers... Seeing the quality of the build and power of the original Slayer had me confident that the Evol would be built and tested to similar standards. They didn't disappoint. The newest line of rifle is even better yet. Quite the evolution, with no need to buy anything aftermarket to improve accuracy or consistency out of the case.
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2- .457 texans
3- hw100 *
4- taipan vets
2- bulldogs
2- wildcats
3- crowns *
3- flashpups *
2- rex carbines *
i'm sure there is more.......
* one i still have, the rest are gone.
3- hw100 *
4- taipan vets
2- bulldogs
2- wildcats
3- crowns *
3- flashpups *
2- rex carbines *
i'm sure there is more.......
* one i still have, the rest are gone.
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2 Sumatra carbines-sold both
2 AirForce TalonP- sold one
2 Cricket II Tactical-sold one
2 TX200HC- sold one
2 AirForce TalonP- sold one
2 Cricket II Tactical-sold one
2 TX200HC- sold one
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At one time I had two fx streamlines. Sold both. I had a Vulcan 3 .30. Traded for an impact. Now just got rid of a couple fx guns to get another Vulcan 3. Return to simplicity
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Hull Cartridge marked HW77. My first “expensive” air rifle. Bought it from the original owner who brought it back from England. Sold it to a friend and 15 years later bought 3 guns from him to get it back.
Several Eliminator/Crow Magnums.
Several Eliminator/Crow Magnums.
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I’ve thought about buying a Royale 400 22cal, I still might. That was my first PCP. I have very fond memories. I’m just scared that it doesn’t live up to what I remember. But I think it would.
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Hatsan Barrage .22
Hatsan Bullmaster .25
Same basic rifle, Bullmaster is a bullpup.
Umarex Gauntlet .25
Umarex Gauntlet 2 .30
Most *bang* for the buck PCP rifles on the market
I guess "same thing, only different" counts as buying 2.
Hatsan Bullmaster .25
Same basic rifle, Bullmaster is a bullpup.
Umarex Gauntlet .25
Umarex Gauntlet 2 .30
Most *bang* for the buck PCP rifles on the market
I guess "same thing, only different" counts as buying 2.
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