Episode 6 - " The Ultimate Rifle For Airgun Millionaires "

[@James28R]

watched the first one you guys did then this one and you are getting much more slick and good to watch, nicely done lads.

[@russellham2094]

Beauty is in the eye of beholder. The last rifle leaves me a bit cold, just a bit too OTT for my taste. Mind you at these probable retail prices they'd never within my budget anyways. Interesting guns. Am I correct in saying these and the SKAN were the first modern bullpups? Enjoyed the talk through, chaps 👍

[@martinc5782]

I'm just getting my early morning fix of hot air in before I head out to the range. Great show again, lads. Keep it up. Greetings from Alabama.

[@hotair4269]

A very warm welcome and thanks from the UK :)

[@davidcottom7750]

Wow they really were the cutting edge of quality and technology from back in the day,I love looking at the older rifles any chance of getting some of the higher end springers from back in the day to show us all that would be great 😃👍 nice one guys keep up the good work,atb Dave

[@hotair4269]

Hi Dave, what high end springers would you like to see? Have you checked out the Venom Tuned Weihrauch episode we did?

[@markwilliams5553]

Loving all the old stuff guys keep it up 👍

[@stephenmann5553]

Every days a school day…. I knew nothing of these rifles cheers for that 👍🏻 And thanks for mentioning the importance of floating barrels,I find alot of shooters know nothing of this and it should be spoken about more 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jetblack5115]

1st time seeing one great review amazing rifle

[@leeblackwell3236]

Apparently 17 were made. One unnumbered then 0000-15

[@hotair4269]

Hi Lee, from what we know, the factory preproduction rifle was kept by SportsMatch as John Ford’s own rifle. The Air Gun Magazine giveaway of this particular rifle is rumoured to have been without any serial number, which is speculation amongst the collectors of these fine rifles. Myself & Gareth have tried to find out more but unfortunately there just isnt a lot of info out there, aside from what’s in the online forums and old magazine articles.

[@philipbooth9755]

Lovely rifles, what about covering Adrian Hartley and his Stalker custom rifles ? I’m lucky enough to have a Cheetah sub 12 in .177

[@hotair4269]

Funny you should say that both myself and Gareth have mentioned Stalker as a potential episode :)

[@hotair4269]

Yes and the cheetah is one of my dream rifles ;)

[@michaelbrown8153]

There was another company who made similar rifles named B&M modifications. 👍

[@tewby]

Proper bit of older top class kit..cleaned up ft in the 80s.I had a gc2 way back brand new and still got it

[@siypic]

I had number 042......... great great rifle at tthe time..

[@markmitchell6540]

Great stream lads.

[@Makeroomformushrooms]

Beautiful! Great vids, we need some close up broll of these badboys please, you lads are gorgeous but id rather oogle the rifles

[@Makeroomformushrooms]

Spoke too soon❤ thank you😅

[@hotair4269]

Hahaha I was going to say pics at the end of the episode hahah :)

[@stephenmann5553]

😂😂😂

[@clivelockwood3236]

Wow, that looks like an alien weapon lol, just by interest how would it perform against a modern rifle of similar value ?

[@hotair4269]

Hi Clive, they both shoot superbly well tbh. I’m sure they’d hold there own against a modern rifle Of similar price and spec. Maybe a future episode idea ;)

[@ianwoods1384]

Hello Gentlemen, Thank you for your interesting video. With great respect to you, bullpups have never done it for me. I love the ordinary, conventional air rifle. That said, however, there is some beautiful carving done on the stock and someone very skilled has spent alot of time there. It's a beautiful piece of kit, but with great respect, not for me. Thank you.

[@stigg333]

Great video but can't say I found them that good looking and No.15 was a bit to special to be good looking!

[@PaulMoorhousehankooks]

My Daystate mk4 is the most beautiful and accurate gun I have .

[@atackio1316]

That is one ugly rifle lads

[@fieldsportcymru4636]

Mmmmm,not sure about this one especially the last one in the video to me its one ugly looking rifle . I remember these coming out ,they were in Airgun world mag and even then i wasnt sure . Looks better in standard format to my eyes .

[@hotair4269]

There both original formats mate, just No 15 was given the full works by whoever ordered it originally. One man’s chalk is another man’s cheese. The beauty of everyone having individual taste

[@hydraglide74ci]

I had a Mk 2, I ordered it in late 1989, took 3 months to arrive (had a Daystate FTR in the meantime) the GC was billed as the Rolls Royce of air rifles, the finish was perfect on it. I can't really remember the SN though it may have been 84. Mk 1 & 2 had 5 slots on the muzzle brake, 3s had 3 slots. None were called GC3s. The Scimitar never did it for me, a freind of mine owned one and several standards, Inc Terry Does match rifle. GC stood for Gerald Cardew.

[@hydraglide74ci]

The GC2 trigger was always its weak link.