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BSA Meteor .22

BSA Meteor .22

Bsa meteor with telescopic sights and case.
Sale type Private
Range Meteor
Model Meteor
Mechanism Break Barrel
Calibre .22
Scunthorpe
£ 100open to offers
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Webley & Scott MK3 .22

Webley & Scott MK3 .22

Webley & Scott Mk3. 22 Air Rifle – Classic Vintage (c. 1960s) For sale is a genuine Webley & Scott Mk3. 22 air rifle, a classic British underlever rifle that’s becoming increasingly sought afte...
Sale type Private
Range Webley & scott Mark 3 2.2
Model MK3
Mechanism Under Lever
Calibre .22
Wirksworth
£ 200
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Walther Rotex RM8 .177

Walther Rotex RM8 .177

Had this fun just over 1. 5years, used an handful of times and still looks new. Selling due to hardly using it and do not have the time Comes with Nikki sterling 3-9x40 mount master scope
Sale type Private
Range Rotex
Model Rotex RM8
Mechanism Compressed Air
Calibre .177
Charnock Richard
£ 275ONO
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