What is your most BEAUTIFUL Air Rifle you own?

[CTAirgunner]

I will contribute first, mine is my Paradigm although, my Prod was a tough contender that thing is just absolutely gorgeous!

I would love to see what you all have to contribute for beautiful air rifles!

 

[Florida_Man]

Nothing fancy here. My Revere is the best looking one I have. My PP700SA is ugly in aesthetics, but beautiful at rodent skull destruction.

 

[CTAirgunner]

Nothing fancy here. My Revere is the best looking one I have. My PP700SA is ugly in aesthetics, but beautiful at rodent skull destruction.

I have always had a soft spot for the revere, especially in the safari stock. I think theyre a beautiful rifle!

 

[Florida_Man]

I have always had a soft spot for the revere, especially in the safari stock. I think theyre a beautiful rifle!

They nailed it with weight and balance for a hunter. Even though I mostly shoot it from a bench

 

[pan60]

i love wood stocks and although i never really thought i would have much love for the tactical looking guns i have to say i am in love with the EVOL love the look the feel and just how easy it is to hit what i aim at.

 

[Mike Brown]

I've never had any "pretty" air guns. I guess the closest would be my old Beeman C1....and that's only due to the quality of the bluing of the steel.

Dang!!! Can't get the picture to download.....just early 80's vintage Webley bluing...

 

[CTAirgunner]

i love wood stocks and although i never really thought i would have much love for the tactical looking guns i have to say i am in love with the EVOL love the look the feel and just how easy it is to hit what i aim at.View attachment 4208

Buddy you know I think thats a beautiful thing too! Makes me want a .30 tac for myself!

 

[Mike Brown]

Think the picture went on my second attempt but I'm not a photographer.

 

[Pumacarl]

All my airguns look pretty good to me, but, my Paradigm is the only airgun that a non-airgunner came over and told me that it was a beautiful gun. It looks like it means business, that's for sure!

 

[CTAirgunner]

All my airguns look pretty good to me, but, my Paradigm is the only airgun that a non-airgunner came over and told me that it was a beautiful gun. It looks like it means business, that's for sure!

Yes they surely do!

 

[Luis Leon]

My little sweetness… easy to handle and deploy.

 

[Woogie_man]

I will contribute first, mine is my Paradigm although, my Prod was a tough contender that thing is just absolutely gorgeous!

I would have to concur about the Paradigm.


Though the Dawson Rapid has a spot in my heart as well.

 

[Pumacarl]

Synthetic, aluminum, titanium, are all cool, but wood is beautiful.

 

[Luis Leon]

Synthetic, aluminum, titanium, are all cool, but wood is beautiful.

I work in a high end wood shop and do appreciate a good wooden stock. But love the pure utilitarian esthetics of some black guns…

 

[PasadenaMike]

All my air children are beautiful to me.

 

[Farmplinker2]

No Legacy 1000 100th Anniversary models?

 

[A_Shomer]

Personally I've got a deep appreciation for a great piece of wood done right being truly a thing of beauty.
But it's that beauty that requires respect and caution when venturing into the field, less one enters a unseen heartbreak hotel experience. With the fashionable caterwauling directed against power burners with any evil looking utilitarian esthetics. I am more inclined using those most times lighter esthetics in the less threatening PCP realm. Also should I stumble into a ditch sometime, I'll not visit that afore mentioned hotel.

 

[Soren Drost]

My latest addition to my small collection

Daystate Alpha Wolf Blue Special Edition .177 HP

 

[Pumacarl]

Personally I've got a deep appreciation for a great piece of wood done right being truly a thing of beauty.
But it's that beauty that requires respect and caution when venturing into the field, less one enters a unseen heartbreak hotel experience. With the fashionable caterwauling directed against power burners with any evil looking utilitarian esthetics. I am more inclined using those most times lighter esthetics in the less threatening PCP realm. Also should I stumble into a ditch sometime, I'll not visit that afore mentioned hotel.

At some point you either have to frame it and hang it on a wall, or just shoot the thing. Take care, but take it out shooting, hunting, whatever. Don't feel bad about battle scars that were earned honestly by mistake. That's life, live it. Use your airgun for it's intended purpose. It's not a runway model living off its good looks, and those looks don't help it shoot any better. Worry about having a good time with the time you have. Not what your gun looks like or if you will hurt it's value. Unless, of course, you decide to hang it on a wall. At least it would be real art and not something stupid like "white rabbit in a snowstorm." To each their own I guess.

 

[CTAirgunner]

At some point you either have to frame it and hang it on a wall, or just shoot the thing. Take care, but take it out shooting, hunting, whatever. Don't feel bad about battle scars that were earned honestly by mistake. That's life, live it. Use your airgun for it's intended purpose. It's not a runway model living off its good looks, and those looks don't help it shoot any better. Worry about having a good time with the time you have. Not what your gun looks like or if you will hurt it's value. Unless, of course, you decide to hang it on a wall. At least it would be real art and not something stupid like "white rabbit in a snowstorm." To each their own I guess.

THIS.

I was going to reply something similar, a couple people I know handle their airguns with the white felt gloves used to check if your wall locker in the barracks was dust free on inspection day.

When I tell them I throw mine in the back seat sometimes (paradigm included) , they just go

I am glad I got my mini, and slayer used... they already have a couple imperfections, makes it easier to see more when and if they happen.