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MGR Model 19 .177

MGR Model 19 .177

An MGR model 19. 177 calibre Air Rifle. Made in Germany by Mayer & Grammelspacher, Rastttat (MGR) circa 1895-1901 This is an extremely rare variant of the Model 19 Air Rifle in that the barrel ...
Sale type Trade
Range -
Model Model 19
Mechanism Spring
Calibre .177
Huddersfield
£ 1,195
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BSA Scorpion T-10 Rifle  .177

BSA Scorpion T-10 Rifle .177

Scorpion T-10 Rifle. 177 With BSA 3-9x40 Scope & Silencer 1 x Magazine & Filler In Good Condition
Sale type Trade
Range Scorpion
Model Scorpion T-10 Rifle .177
Mechanism -
Calibre -
Hailsham
£ 495.95
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BSA R10 SE Super Carbine Walnut .177

BSA R10 SE Super Carbine Walnut .177

With BSA 3 - 9 x 50 AO Scope 2 x Magazines and Filling Probe
Sale type Trade
Range R10
Model R10 SE Super Carbine Walnut .177
Mechanism -
Calibre -
Hailsham
£ 775
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