Mfg 1974, 22 cal. fires at 543 FPS. Double pull trigger. 38 inches long, 5 lbs.

You can try looking for 60's air gun periodicals on online marketplaces like eBay, vintage bookstores, or specialized collectible magazine shops. Additionally, you may be able to find digital copies or scans of these periodicals through online archives or websites dedicated to preserving historical publications.

The price of a Crosman R76 can vary depending on where you purchase it and the condition it's in. On average, you can expect to pay around $70 to $100 for a new or slightly used Crosman R76 airsoft gun. However, prices may fluctuate based on availability and any additional accessories included in the purchase.

The age of the 7mm Belgium Browning rifle with the serial number 4L 25926 can be estimated to be from the mid-1960s to the early 1970s. The value of the rifle with a Redfield 2X-7X scope in excellent condition can range from $800 to $1200, but it ultimately depends on factors like market demand and specific features of the rifle.

Yes, it is possible but no very humane. The Chicken will suffer because the BB does not deform like a pellet and will cause the chicken great pain before it dies.

In most cases it will be a BB gun. But Pellet guns exceed both the BB and the airsoft guns. Pellet guns can attain speeds over 1200 FPS.

What condition is it in? That determines the value.

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no those are airguns.

.22 bullet rifles are used in the Olympics

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.177 caliber air rifles are used in the Olympics. These are high quality match air rifles.

There are several available. The most common are and readily available are made by Gamo and Crosman. But there are over 100 different manufactures. Most are available on the web. Any air rifle that fires above 800 FPS ( feet Per Second) will be sufficient. BUT: here are a few things to remember. Stay away BB guns and rifles or any combination of BB and pellet rifles. They are just not accurate. I suggest a spring powered rifle ( Break Barrel). These will be the most powerful. C02 rifles are fun but are not as powerful as a Springer. Pump rifles are good but you have to pump them 10 times to take a shot. The downside to a springer is you have to cock it every time you take a shot. But it is more effective for taking out varmints. Use hunting pellets, They Mushroom when they hit the target and will make a clean kill. If you can afford it select a .22 caliber air rifle over a .177 caliber rifle. It will have more knock down power than a .177.

it really is a bad idea to eat your air rifle.perhaps you mean"where may i shoot a squirrel with my air rifle,and then eat the squirrel?" in which case ,a good idea would be to look for roadkill squirrels,then you would know there were squirrels in the area.i know they are regarded as a pest,but it is still bad to shoot a female with nursing young.give it some thought.........

If you are talking about a .177 caliber pellet. Most likely the answer is NO. But if you are talking about a 45 caliber or 50 caliber pellet then the answer is Yes. Pellet guns come in .177, .20, .22, .25, 9MM, 45 cal and 50 Caliber. The last 3 sizes are fired by PCP air rifles (Recharged pneumatic ) that require a scuba tank to charge them to 3000 PSI. They are still pellet rifles just the BIG BOY of pellet rifles.

yes as long as u have a liceances i believe

i am just about to get one and i personally have a buddie of mine that has a big cat 1200. he said he has a great time using it and didnt take him but 15 minutes to sight in the scope at 30 yards. plus i have been reaserching out on the web and reading comments and feedback. all the websights ive gone to had a good report and is a great gun. so i would get one.

It's a BB/175 smoothe boar made from 1940 to 1969.

Can the age of Red Ryder Carbine be determined by pats. no. 880,550 -1,062,855

If you are asking about a break barrel rifle that has a red colored plastic stock. I bought one at a gun show for $10. they had a pile of them and were trying to get rid of them. They are not very strong but work.

It's a Diana Model 2 air pistol sold under the Hy Score name in the 1960s.

The pioneer is a Romanian training air rifle that is very inexpensive. (I bought one at a gun show in 1995 for $5) Unfortunately there is very little information about them. They are not even listed in the official air gun bluebook. I found them to be a fun plinking rifle but not much more.

The pioneer is a Romanian training air rifle that is very inexpensive. (I bought one at a gun show in 1995 for $5) Unfortunately there is very little information about them. They are not even listed in the official air gun bluebook. I found them to be a fun plinking rifle but not much more.

If you are looking for a quiet air rifle, then look for one that has a "shroud" on the end of the barrel. An air rifle "shroud" on an air rifle is like a silencer on a firearm only it legal to have one on and air rifle in most places. The Shroud is often called a "noise dampener". Gamo offers the Whisper model that clams to reduce the sound by 52%. There are others that are much more quiet but they can be very expensive. As an example I own an Air Force Condor that has a full barrel Shroud with 5 baffles in the shroud. It's very quiet but expensive, costing over $700. The Benjamin Marauder is also a quiet air rifle with a full shroud at a cost just over $500.

I suggest you look at the following web page.

http://www.pyramydair.com/s/m/Gamo_Whisper_Air_Rifle_Combo/1275

See this link for the owners manual. http://cdn.pyramydair.com/site/manuals/Gamo_Silent_Cat_Manual.pdf

It all depends on the current condition of the rifle. You need to give a description of the rifle, give it a rating like Poor, Fair, Good, Very good or Excellent and state if it is still working. Then I can give you an estimate of value.

An old fashioned gun could be a cannon or a musket.

Most gamo's have the model number printed on the barrel right at the hinge point, on the left side. It may have rubbed off but if you hold it to the light you may still see it.