One years worth of Air Guns
Well it started last year when I was in the Philippines, wanting a air rifle, at first I wanted a RWS 52, I did not like the heavy part of it or the hold sensitive part or the scope eating part.
Then I saw the Air Force rifles and started reading the TAG.
This is what has evolved from those desires in the tropics. Next week I get the BSA Improved Mdl D in 22 to add to the collection.

I got the Crosman 101 back yesterday from B&A who rebarreled it and added the newer peep sight, accuracy went from 5 inches at 10 meters to 1/2 inches at 15 meters shooting with my body leaning against the Subaru in the garage, I am sure it will do the same at 25 yards from a bench. I bought it as a basket case off Gunbroker, I had ABairguns reseal it and I refinished it, found out the barrel was shot and then shipped it to Byron and Associates for the new barrel. It looks and shoots like new, it is probably 65 years old.

The BSA Improved Mdl D was the personal gun of the owner of Sunshine Airguns in Miami, it is right at 100 years old and is claimed to shoot very well, he bought it many years ago in England.
The Crosman 101 and the BSA Mdl D share the distiction of being the first rifled barreled airguns in the USA and England, and were designed to shoot the Diablo pellet which was probably a off shoot of the Minie ball, the BSA came out around 1906 and the Crosman evolved from a front bicycle pump to a swing forearm in 1925. Before that it was smooth bores shooting round balls or darts with a few pioneering exceptions.
Both break 600 FPS with 14 grain pellets.
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