Two Old Friends from many years ago.
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unicorn gravedigger
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Big Island West Coast
I have the blue streak in .20 maybe older but hold air and is crazy accurate. My Tempest is from the 90s, shoots like it's still new. These guns were all so well made, they will be around forever.
- Location
- West Quebec
Where abouts?
The Sheridan Blue Streak was purchased in March 1974 for $48.25 USD and always functioned very well.
It has not been used for many years.
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It has not been used for many years.
free image hostunicorn gravedigger
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Big Island West Coast
My 20 cal has that fancy rear sight.
Question for you experts---
What is this Webley Mk. 1 air pistol worth today---with it's original box?
This was my Grandfather's pistol---he gave it to me --probably in the early 1950's to shoot chippies that dug holes in his lawn at our cottages. Bounty of .25 cents a head. (I don't remember if I collected any rewards for my shooting skills with this pistol.)
Thanks for any help!
What is this Webley Mk. 1 air pistol worth today---with it's original box?
This was my Grandfather's pistol---he gave it to me --probably in the early 1950's to shoot chippies that dug holes in his lawn at our cottages. Bounty of .25 cents a head. (I don't remember if I collected any rewards for my shooting skills with this pistol.)
Thanks for any help!
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one-mad-dog
Regular
- Location
- Central Ontario
I had a Webley Tempest that I could never get to shoot with any accuracy. I even tried it in a pistol vice at the range with the same result - so I sold it many moons ago. I've had a Sheridan Silver Streak for about 30 years and its the most accurate air gun I've ever seen. With a 4X scope Its deadly on squirrels, partridge, rabbits and similar sized game.
