Comments for The Airgunner http://airgunner.org A Journal of Modern Airguns, Air Pistols, and Air Rifle Technology & Sport Sat, 04 Sep 2010 19:33:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Potatopneumatics by Al Murphy http://airgunner.org/?p=425&cpage=1#comment-1588 Al Murphy Sat, 04 Sep 2010 19:33:26 +0000 http://airgunner.org/?p=425#comment-1588 You don't have to be a Michigan resident to be suprised to find anything near looking like a gun in Ann Arbor! You don’t have to be a Michigan resident to be suprised to find anything near looking like a gun in Ann Arbor!

]]> Comment on A Modified Beeman C1 by mje http://airgunner.org/?p=406&cpage=1#comment-1587 mje Thu, 02 Sep 2010 02:32:00 +0000 http://airgunner.org/?p=406#comment-1587 Dave- go right ahead. Dave- go right ahead.

]]> Comment on A Modified Beeman C1 by Dave Sawyer http://airgunner.org/?p=406&cpage=1#comment-1586 Dave Sawyer Thu, 02 Sep 2010 01:58:29 +0000 http://airgunner.org/?p=406#comment-1586 Michael,first of all thank you for the quick reply. Tomorrow I would like to post your pic on the Yellow forum and maybe the Vintage forum along with a link to your website and see if anyone knows a answer about this.I'm thinking it was done by Webley. By the way, it is the newer version with the safety.(I also have a older model without safety and without the threaded barrel). Of course, I am asking your permission to post. Thank you for your help and enjoy your website. Dave Michael,first of all thank you for the quick reply. Tomorrow I would like to post your pic on the Yellow forum and maybe the Vintage forum along with a link to your website and see if anyone knows a answer about this.I’m thinking it was done by Webley. By the way, it is the newer version with the safety.(I also have a older model without safety and without the threaded barrel). Of course, I am asking your permission to post.
Thank you for your help and enjoy your website.
Dave

]]> Comment on A Modified Beeman C1 by mje http://airgunner.org/?p=406&cpage=1#comment-1585 mje Thu, 02 Sep 2010 01:41:04 +0000 http://airgunner.org/?p=406#comment-1585 Dave- curious indeed! As far as I know, no C1 ever had anything like that done by the Webley factory, and I don't think the gunsmith who did mine did another. Maybe it was an early experiment done by Beeman that was sold- it has Beeman stamps on it and not Webley, right? Maybe another reader knows something about this. Dave- curious indeed! As far as I know, no C1 ever had anything like that done by the Webley factory, and I don’t think the gunsmith who did mine did another. Maybe it was an early experiment done by Beeman that was sold- it has Beeman stamps on it and not Webley, right? Maybe another reader knows something about this.

]]> Comment on A Modified Beeman C1 by Dave Sawyer http://airgunner.org/?p=406&cpage=1#comment-1584 Dave Sawyer Thu, 02 Sep 2010 01:27:37 +0000 http://airgunner.org/?p=406#comment-1584 Dear Michael About a year ago, I purchased a C1 from a fire arms store that sold few air rifles. The gun was mint shape. In fact it was basically brand new. The store owner said it was new, and it had been sitting in the warehouse for years. Well the funny thing is, that the gun was the end of the barrel had been turned down and threaded,just like the one in your pic. It did not have a Brake and the original site was placed on it. Can you tell me more about this? Thanks Dave Sawyer Dear Michael
About a year ago, I purchased a C1 from a fire arms store that sold few air rifles. The gun was mint shape. In fact it was basically brand new. The store owner said it was new, and it had been sitting in the warehouse for years. Well the funny thing is, that the gun was the end of the barrel had been turned down and threaded,just like the one in your pic. It did not have a Brake and the original site was placed on it. Can you tell me more about this?

Thanks
Dave Sawyer

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