Air Arms Owners Club

Well i have done a deal and have a mint .177 Air Arms Khamsin. I have never owned a side lever so it will be interesting to see how it performs.

The springer Bash is local to me and it would be nice to wave an Air Arms in their faces instead of the Wineracks and BSA type .

There is a link in the technical section that tells you some interesting points about these past beauties.
If any one has a hand book that they could copy for me i would appreciate it.

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Nice one ray , glad you got one sorted even if it is the one I can't pronounce

One nice thing about these, as opposed to some other tap loaders, is that you can clean the barrel. If you remove the stock there is a set screw that can be removed and then the barrel will unscrew. That's the extent of my sidelever knowledge.

Dan wrote:Nice one ray , glad you got one sorted even if it is the one I can't pronounce

Just for you Dan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ilinni3IhNw

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FPoole wrote:One nice thing about these, as opposed to some other tap loaders, is that you can clean the barrel. If you remove the stock there is a set screw that can be removed and then the barrel will unscrew. That's the extent of my sidelever knowledge.

Thats interesting thanks

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Blackbaronfish wrote:

Dan wrote:Nice one ray , glad you got one sorted even if it is the one I can't pronounce

Just for you Dan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ilinni3IhNw

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Thanks ray

They are a very nice gun and i am sure u are aware there is a vey good exploded diagram of them on thr air arms web site.
Kevin

Was this from Charlie's collection by any chance?

Mason wrote:Was this from Charlie's collection by any chance?

Yes it was.

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