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Hi all,
Help is required,,
I am posting some pictures of an old under lever air rifle .It is not in working condition and I really dont know if I could arrange for spares
The butt was broken ,,,,I got it fixed,with a different butt of another gun
At some places ,on the rifle, 13 is written,and on the trigger ,79 is written
The name of the Manufacturer is not clear,although I tried to scrub it and make it visible,,,but my efforts went in vain

I wish if some inputs could be provided regarding this Air rifle
Regards

could be Aimco underlever

Aimco is about 30 yrs old company,,,,,this rifle is much older than that,,,,and the precision involved is exceptional,,,,,and I dont think, it is of Indian make,,,,, Thanks for your input
I am uploading few more pics of the rifle

I replaced the piston washer and now the rifle is in working condition,,,,,
The power is quite good ,,and the range has increased a lot,,,,
I was able to break a earthen pot at a distance of 30 mts easily
Regarding the origin of the rifle,,I had written a mail to Pyramyd Air Sales Dept.,I received a reply from from them stating that the rifle is old and the exact information could be arranged by Bryan and Associates, for assistance in repair, or ordering parts for this air gun. They are specialists with the antique airguns by Benjamin, Crosman and Daisy. ( http://www.bryanandac.com/ )
I have written to them and I hope to receive a positive reply from them

friend,i am sure its indian make and not very old as you think it is.no foreign made(antique) airgun had vented barrel tip.this one looks like a canon lg airrifle.
regards
dr.jk

Seems to me a old Webley clone. It has the same underlever cocking mechanism and tap loading system. Refer to WHB Smith's Gas, Spring and Air Guns for details.

dr.jayakumar wrote:friend,i am sure its indian make and not very old as you think it is.no foreign made(antique) airgun had vented barrel tip.this one looks like a canon lg airrifle.
regards
dr.jk

Thanks for your reply sir,,, Why I am saying that this gun is of foreign make( as i believe ), is because there is lot of precision involved, I may be wrong though,, The trigger assembly is compact and every minute possible care has been taken in the construction of the gun,,,, The cocking lever is smooth and very less effort is applied to load,,,,
I have seen old Indian Air rifles but have never come across a gun that is so perfect and precise,,,,
The name of the gun ends with 50,,,as only these two characters are visible on the end of the tube
I wish to know about the canon lg air rifle ,which you have mentioned, as no exact information is there on the net,,,,

I would be obliged
thanks

i had this canon yrs back,sold to one of my friend,will try to get some snaps of it.the trigger system,under lever,pellet feeding mechanism,fore and rear sight are the same if i remember correctly.
regards
dr.jk

dr.jayakumar wrote:i had this canon yrs back,sold to one of my friend,will try to get some snaps of it.the trigger system,under lever,pellet feeding mechanism,fore and rear sight are the same if i remember correctly.
regards
dr.jk

Sir ,
I was wondering that could this be AIMCO 300

vivek16sep1969 wrote:

dr.jayakumar wrote:friend,i am sure its indian make and not very old as you think it is.no foreign made(antique) airgun had vented barrel tip.this one looks like a canon lg airrifle.
regards
dr.jk

Thanks Sir
It is Canon LG 65 air rifle
I discovered about the brand
The gun is now functional and has great power
Thanks for your input, due to which I came to know about the brand

Thanks again
Regards

friends here are some pictures of canon lg 150.
regards
dr.jk

dr.jayakumar wrote:friends here are some pictures of canon lg 150.
regards
dr.jk

thanks doc
its lg 150

and its a beautiful gun

could you tell about the age of the gun or some other specifications,,,,
My opinion about LG 150---- It is a TANK

the cannon 65 is surprisingly a very accurate rifle. At 25 to 30 mtrs I enjoy shooting my cannon 65 .22 more than my RWS. It's so accurate one can hit bottle caps at 25 mts most of the time....a good tuning,and like the IHP its a pleasure to shoot.

I don't know about others...but I get great thrill when I shoot an Indian made AR that is performing beautiful....it's like falling in love with a old hag, she's not refined nor a beauty.....but love prevails

BD

Which pellets are best for most accurate shooting in Cannon 65 ?

Basu