Lets see your vintage airguns? Show in Tell.

[OkayShooter]

Let see all those old airguns that made to last.

Here's my 1950's Benjamin 312 .22 cal Still shoots like 680 FPS.

 

[David Henry]

If I only knew how to post pictures I would share some of my 1st generation BSA Airsporter. D.H.

 

[rws53]

 

[PGW Steve]

Wow that is quite the collection!!!!! No pics, but for my vintage stuff, I have a pair of .22 Cal 38 T's and two Crosman CO2 1100 Shotguns from the late 60's. Coincidently, I bought 2000 of the plastic shotshells from a fellow in North Dakota. I've also got a Mk1 in .22 Cal and a couple 2200's that aren't as old.

 

[GerardSamija]

I've only got two I'd call 'vintage' - both Webley pistols, both from the mid-1950's. The Webley Junior is a smoothbore .177" in well used but decent condition, has a new mainspring from the UK and a new seals I made. The Senior is rifled .22" and is in almost mint condition and also has a new breech seal and mainspring but the original beryllium-copper alloy split ring seal still works nicely. Both shoot pretty close to spec, which is to say not very strong but fine as pocket plinkers on hikes and camping trips.

 

[easyrider604]

What's your criteria to qualify as "vintage". Is it year manufactured? If so, what is range of years considered as vintage?

Let see all those old airguns that made to last.

Here's my 1950's Benjamin 312 .22 cal Still shoots like 680 FPS.