What Rifles Do You Admire And What Do You Do For A Living.

[VWman 232]

I am a carpenter joiner with a building business, I like the idea of a Diana 54 airking but will probably not own one.

[shaaark 11,525]

I am a carpenter joiner with a building business, I like the idea of a Diana 54 airking but will probably not own one.

Why not?

[charlie caller 3,654]

Steve Kershaw custom in .25-06 and prefer not to say,

[pianoman 3,589]

I'm a military Aviation and Naval artist and illustrator and I own my own publishing business. My work covers all kinds of aviation and warship paintings for books, greetings cards, prints, mugs film and tv productions, historical aircraft museums, aircraft owners, airlines, air forces. In fact, just anyone who loves an oil painting on canvas of a fighter or bomber or warship on the wall. Especially Second World War air combat.


I have to admit I have a particular liking for the DIANA 54 AIRKING too. Diana 52 sidelever is a beauty too.

 

One rifle I cannot find much about was a very beautiful, custom-built, classical looking bolt action rifle with a pcp action. ISP "SPARTAN" was the name if I remember rightly, I think. Does anyone remeber seeing these advertised in the shooting press some 10 years ago???....These were really beautiful looking rifles built to order and would cost over a £1,000 nowadays I think. That's something special I'd like but, what the performance was like I cannot say. They had tiny air cylinders hidden in the forestock yet, they claimed they can produce about 40 shots at 11.5 ft/lbs.

 

Edited to add.

These are/were truly fabulous looking rifles that had all the looks of an elegant bolt action full-bore Deer rifle. But not cheap and not a commercially available gun. Only the Daystate Regal and Huntsman Classic came close to this level of elegance and that's why I bought them. But the ISP rifles have really solved the problem of hiding the cylinder within the stock.

Edited July 12, 2015 by pianoman

[tomburras 2,730]

Rws excalibure and printing on Heidelberg printing presses (xl105 the best) see this video....

 

 

A machine iv loved for 7 years

[Newlife2 55]

Finacial advisor, and the AA TDR is very high on my list.. I appreciate the history of the action, the 410, and the way it was transformed into a very usefull new package..

[ratbuster 808]

There you go Pianoman

 

This one is in .25 caliber stainless steel action.....

[Durham John 693]

I'm a military Aviation and Naval artist and illustrator and I own my own publishing business. My work covers all kinds of aviation and warship paintings for books, greetings cards, prints, mugs film and tv productions, historical aircraft museums, aircraft owners, airlines, air forces. In fact, just anyone who loves an oil painting on canvas of a fighter or bomber or warship on the wall. Especially Second World War air combat.

 

 

I have to admit I have a particular liking for the DIANA 54 AIRKING too. Diana 52 sidelever is a beauty too.

 

One rifle I cannot find much about was a very beautiful, custom-built, classical looking bolt action rifle with a pcp action. ISP "SPARTAN" was the name if I remember rightly, I think. Does anyone remeber seeing these advertised in the shooting press some 10 years ago???....These were really beautiful looking rifles built to order and would cost over a £1,000 nowadays I think. That's something special I'd like but, what the performance was like I cannot say. They had tiny air cylinders hidden in the forestock yet, they claimed they can produce about 40 shots at 11.5 ft/lbs.

 

Edited to add.

These are/were truly fabulous looking rifles that had all the looks of an elegant bolt action full-bore Deer rifle. But not cheap and not a commercially available gun. Only the Daystate Regal and Huntsman Classic came close to this level of elegance and that's why I bought them. But the ISP rifles have really solved the problem of hiding the cylinder within the stock.

 

 

This one was advertised last year mate

 

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/833/6f6d.jpg

 

£2450 !! mind it had a leupold scope with it lol

[VWman 232]

 

I am a carpenter joiner with a building business, I like the idea of a Diana 54 airking but will probably not own one.

Why not?

 

 

Hello there

I have a HW77 and a HW95k so I think the next one will be a pcp, but who knows may be one day. I have not seen one for sale in the uk.

[ArchieHood 3,692]

Overfinch R-10. Fluffer.

[moxy 617]

I borrow guns and I'm a bum

[Rez 4,961]

Interesting post.

 

Some real good looking custom springer... Like these 177 or 22.

 

 

 

Im a graphic designer.

 

The bottom one makes my c*ck 'ard.

[Rez 4,961]

Rws excalibure and printing on Heidelberg printing presses (xl105 the best) see this video....

A machine iv loved for 7 years

That's a B1 ain't it? What's the company man?

[pianoman 3,589]

There you go Pianoman

 

This one is in .25 caliber stainless steel action.....

 

 

 

I'm a military Aviation and Naval artist and illustrator and I own my own publishing business. My work covers all kinds of aviation and warship paintings for books, greetings cards, prints, mugs film and tv productions, historical aircraft museums, aircraft owners, airlines, air forces. In fact, just anyone who loves an oil painting on canvas of a fighter or bomber or warship on the wall. Especially Second World War air combat.

 

 

I have to admit I have a particular liking for the DIANA 54 AIRKING too. Diana 52 sidelever is a beauty too.

 

One rifle I cannot find much about was a very beautiful, custom-built, classical looking bolt action rifle with a pcp action. ISP "SPARTAN" was the name if I remember rightly, I think. Does anyone remeber seeing these advertised in the shooting press some 10 years ago???....These were really beautiful looking rifles built to order and would cost over a £1,000 nowadays I think. That's something special I'd like but, what the performance was like I cannot say. They had tiny air cylinders hidden in the forestock yet, they claimed they can produce about 40 shots at 11.5 ft/lbs.

 

Edited to add.

These are/were truly fabulous looking rifles that had all the looks of an elegant bolt action full-bore Deer rifle. But not cheap and not a commercially available gun. Only the Daystate Regal and Huntsman Classic came close to this level of elegance and that's why I bought them. But the ISP rifles have really solved the problem of hiding the cylinder within the stock.

 

 

This one was advertised last year mate

 

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/833/6f6d.jpg

 

£2450 !! mind it had a leupold scope with it lol

 

THAT'S IT!! That's the one I'm talking about. What a true, beautiful stunner of an air rifle. One day, I'm going to own one of these. Maybe two!

 

Thanks for posting these up for me Gentlemen!

 

Simon

[tomburras 2,730]

 

Rws excalibure and printing on Heidelberg printing presses (xl105 the best) see this video....

A machine iv loved for 7 years

That's a B1 ain't it? What's the company man?

Hi Rez yes B1 (and bigger up to 1050x750) that's not where I work but same machine. I can't say as the company got a social media ban.