Others What would you like to see next as a replica airgun?

[jB1Dad]

For an airgun manufacturer to tackle a new "Legend" if you will, a wartime commemorative or popular as a movie prop, it will have to be capable of some volume to justify its production. So, it has to have worldwide notoriety or at least nationwide in the U.S. Have those models already been exhausted? Or is there something that has been overlooked?

 

[hameditor]

Here's my suggestion. The MP44/StG44 has to be one of the all-time greats and would be a great addition to the MP40, P08 Luger and P38 replicas that are already in the Legends range.

After that, why not "go big" and produce an MG42? With a saddle magazine there would be space for plenty of CO2 and a ton of BBs.

 

[jB1Dad]

Here's my suggestion. The MP44/StG44 has to be one of the all-time greats and would be a great addition to the MP40, P08 Luger and P38 replicas that are already in the Legends range.

After that, why not "go big" and produce an MG42? With a saddle magazine there would be space for plenty of CO2 and a ton of BBs.

I like the MG42 idea.

 

[Jsurgenor]

Here's my suggestion. The MP44/StG44 has to be one of the all-time greats and would be a great addition to the MP40, P08 Luger and P38 replicas that are already in the Legends range.

After that, why not "go big" and produce an MG42? With a saddle magazine there would be space for plenty of CO2 and a ton of BBs.

Love both ideas!

 

[Gary]

Lee Enfield
The Lee-Enfield was the main firearm used by the British Empire and Commonwealth, not just during World War II, but for the first half of the 20th century. It was a bolt-action, magazine-fed, repeating rifle that was first adopted in 1895 until 1957

 

[Jsurgenor]

Lee Enfield
The Lee-Enfield was the main firearm used by the British Empire and Commonwealth, not just during World War II, but for the first half of the 20th century. It was a bolt-action, magazine-fed, repeating rifle that was first adopted in 1895 until 1957

It would be a great replica!

 

[Frank]

MG42.

I think this would have wide appeal with WWII re-enactors and collectors, as well as air gun enthusiast.

 

[Sferrone01]

How about a Springfield 1911 EMP 9mm replica?

 

[vp40]

How about a CO2 M14? w/ the CO2 and pellets or BBs in a detachable magazine. I have the M1A Springfield underlever pellet rifle, and it is extremely hard to cock!

 

[Hoppalong Doc]

I recently purchased my preferred carry pistol, a Springfield Armory 1911 Garrison, chambered for 9 mm. This particular pistol fits my hands well and reminds me of my "carry" weapon during my tours in Vietnam. Now, one of my favorite CO2 airguns guns is my Colt Mil Spec 19ll. This gun is an excellent replica of what I carried all those years ago. The Colt's weight is even comparable. I enjoy plinking with my replica 1911, but I do wonder if there is much benefit to be had drawing and shooting my pellet pistol over practicing with my 9 mm. Drawing and dry-firing my Garrison 1911 seems to be better training over practicing with the Colt. Speed is not of essence as much as smoothness and accuracy are. What has your experience been? Orv.

 

[vp40]

Dryfiring is Great, but for me, I miss that projectile going down range! Since ammo is expensive and we have only one public shooting range in Oahu, airguns are a great thing to practice with, and you can do it at home! I started on airguns during ROTC and it gave me good habits that I put to good use at FLETC to tie for topshooter in my basic class. This led on to me being a Firearms Instructor as my collateral duty in Federal Law Enforcement, from which I am now retired and back to fiddling around with my airguns again!

 

[Farmplinker2]

Lee Enfield
The Lee-Enfield was the main firearm used by the British Empire and Commonwealth, not just during World War II, but for the first half of the 20th century. It was a bolt-action, magazine-fed, repeating rifle that was first adopted in 1895 until 1957

I think there's one for sale in the UK. May have been a re-skinned Gletcher Mosin.

 

[Farmplinker2]

M1 Garand. M14 with a 20 shot magazine. 1903A3.

 

[jnjhess]

I would like to see a Pellet shooting Desert Eagle as a new addition to the replica herd. I know there was one before years ago. But you can't hardly find any for sale used. And i mean with Blowback, ok if not other possible it could be also a BB firing one.

 

[4449John]

Lee Enfield
The Lee-Enfield was the main firearm used by the British Empire and Commonwealth, not just during World War II, but for the first half of the 20th century. It was a bolt-action, magazine-fed, repeating rifle that was first adopted in 1895 until 1957

I could see myself with a CO2 powered No5 Mk1 Jungle Carbine; always loved those little butt kickers.

 

[MountainSportAirguns]

I'd be more interested in a modernized replica such as a tactical lever action. Bonus points for making a PCP version.

 

[jrn156]

FG42

 

[BanjomanMI76]

Since we have .50 cals... Why not a Ma Deuce replica that will make an AirForce Texan blush ?

 

[Doc Holiday]

For me, I would like a black powder replica. Say a Hawken Rifle or Pennsylvania Hunter. Could do a BP military rifle but I wouldn't suggest the bigger muskets as they were very heavy. For pistol, a bp trapper pistol with adjustable sights? Maybe a bp open top revolver replica? Just my thoughts.

 

[IAMzehTOASTY1]

Hand crank gatling?
Maxim gun?
AA12?
Just a few that sprang to mind after reading the previous posts and googling a bit to help make up my mind