Air Rifles for Sale in Oldham

The ‘L’ prefix Standard No1 was discontinued towards the end of 1935 and in January 1936 BSA replaced it with the ‘A’ series. It could arguably be described as the fifth series of the standard...

The Webley Mk III was introduced in 1947 and was of a completely different design to the Mk II Service. In some ways it was a step backwards. The fixed-barrel, underlever, tap-loading configuration ...

An excellent example of the Webley Falcon. The Webley Falcon was produced between 1960 and 1970 (see Chapter 5 of Webley Air Rifles by Christopher Thrale). The woodwork is good with a nice polished ...

The serial No S25202 dates this rifle to circa: 1922-29. When mention is made of the BSA Standard No1 and Standard No2 spring to mind. , but it should be remembered that BSA referred to their full ...

The Webley & Scott Vulcan air rifle first hit the market in 1979. All Vulcans were available in. 177 and in. 22 and all models except the MkI have been available as carbines. This is a powerful rifle ...

BSA never actually referred to the first air rifle they advertised after WWI as the ‘1919 Model’. This designation is taken from the sole year of manufacture and is used in this work to describe a tr...

The Gem started off back in the 1870’s, 20 years before many guns we consider as the beginning of the airgun era appeared. The American design was adopted in Germany, and manufacturing started. Ma...