is this gun still made

[BWB 3]

a few years back i used to see an air rifle advertised in magazines and am just wondering if it is still being made as recent magazines i havent seen it in and always wanted one when i was a teenager im not really sure of the maker but the gun could be taken apart into three peices and would actually unsrcrew im sure i know this seems pretty vague but any help would be appreciated as would be very interested in purchasing one

[ChrisJones 7,975]

Several companies make take down rifles. Can you be more specific?

[3jackwhite3 2]

gunpower stealth???

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

Webley made a take apart spring gun based around there basic Excel

[mole catcher 1]

wasnt there one on the market yrs ago called A Fox?

[jasper65 6]

Thats a cracking peice of kit Nikey! very nice ....

[micky 3,325]

a few years back i used to see an air rifle advertised in magazines and am just wondering if it is still being made as recent magazines i havent seen it in and always wanted one when i was a teenager im not really sure of the maker but the gun could be taken apart into three peices and would actually unsrcrew im sure i know this seems pretty vague but any help would be appreciated as would be very interested in purchasing one

my youngist lad as a ALROS, take down . its 177 8 shot , hes had it for 4 years and has shot over 1500 rabbits. with a mill dot scope its spot on at 10 - 50 yards ,the only draw back with it is, its a b*****d to pump up.

micky

[BWB 3]

sorry forgot too keep tabs on this the gun resembles the one pictured in 3jackwhite s picture but fox seems to ring a bell for some reason im sure the gun would unscrew into 3 sections is the fox gun mentioned still made does anybody know thanks

[maty j 6]

the fox was just basicly the action and a thin metal bar as the stock, cant remeber if it was a tdr or not though. it was made by brocock and fired those those self contained cartridge type pellets. however they were either banned or made to put them on a ticket because of the set up of the cartrige-pellets, think it was the latter actually. all if i remember rightly

cheers,

[Guest jrt]

Nikey

that rifle looks bootiful mate

[Malt 379]

wasnt there one on the market yrs ago called A Fox?

 

 

Yes, i think it was named after Edward Fox from 'The Day of the Jackal', in which the jackal used a TDR.