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Air Arms S400 Carbine Single Shot .22 Rifle

Air Arms S400 Carbine Single Shot .22 Rifle

rifle is like new complete witj site and brand new bag
Limited Edition
Subcategory Single Shot
Sale type Private
Range s400f
Model S400 Carbine
Calibre .22
Gun Status Activated
Widnes
£ 650ONO
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Browning X-Bolt Stainless Comppoite Bolt Action .223 Rifle

Browning X-Bolt Stainless Comppoite Bolt Action .223 Rifle

Synthetic stock stainless barrel screwcut 1-8" twist
Subcategory Bolt Action
Sale type -
Range -
Model X-Bolt Stainless Comppoite
Calibre .223
Gun Status Activated
Warboys
£ 749
Promoted
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Franchi Takedown Semi-Auto .22 Rifle

Franchi Takedown Semi-Auto .22 Rifle

Limited Edition Anniversary Piece. Rifle made in 1966 and is in excellent condition. In wooden transit case.
Subcategory Semi-Auto
Sale type -
Range -
Model Takedown
Calibre .22
Gun Status Activated
Warboys
£ 1,200
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