Simon Everett explains why the Weihrauch HW 55T, a match rifle with a Tyrolean stock, was so accurate it faced a bell target ban
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Classic Gun: Weihrauch HW 55T
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Classic Gun Spotlight: Air Arms Camargue
Shooting the breeze… Named after a prevailing wind, the Air Arms Camargue has entered folklore as a true airgun great, says Simon Everett
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Classic gun spotlight: The precious Gem!
Before Lincoln Jeffries’ famous air rifle, what was there to play with? The Gem Air Gun is the short answer. Wiping off the dust, Jonathan Young takes a closer look…
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Q&A: How to value your airguns
Jonathan Young talks you through airgun valuation and how to ensure you don’t sell your guns for less than they’re worth
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Classic Gun Spotlight: Weihrauch HW 35
How many gunmakers have a product that has been in its inventory for the past 66 years? One such item is the Weihrauch HW 35, says Andy McLachlan
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Classic Gun Spotlight: Time Tracker!
Jonathan Young gets all nostalgic for camo clothing and facial hair as he takes a look at Webley’s Tracker, a classic British sidelever springer
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Classic gun spotlight: Feinwerkbau Sport 124/127
There was a time when Weihrauch’s HW 80 and HW 35 reigned supreme – but, as Richard Saunders points out, they weren’t the only game in town
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Classic Gun Spotlight: QB78
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Classic Gun Spotlight: Cobra Strike Magnum
Jonathan Young gets his teeth into the Cobra Strike Magnum, which was once hailed in the adverts of the day as “Britain’s only .25 calibre air rifle”
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Classic Gun Spotlight: Fantastic Feinwerkbau
The Feinwerkbau Sport, dating from the 1970s, is widely recognised for delivering engineering quality and accuracy, says Andy McLachlan
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