Friday, 1 January 2021

Back from the dead

I deleted this blog a couple of years ago, having nowhere to shoot and having rekindled my interest in photography. However, the disruptions of 2020 caused me a bout of nostalgia for my shooting days, and so I salvaged the deleted posts from the Internet Archive and resurrected the blog. I still own the 300S Junior, 65, 127 and 150, the last of which is will be for sale as soon as I can spend some time back in England.

In the years since I started the blog, other, more comprehensive resources have come along, and so I direct the reader to the best of these: Garvin's Vintage Airguns Gallery. It is a veritable treasure trove of documents and photos, giving details of the tiniest differences encountered in each model over the course of production as well as information on custom examples.

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