Actually the printing on the gun says "ElGamo", made in Spain. Bought one today at the Connecticut airgun show for next to nothing but don't know anything about it. Even "googled" it and came up with zip.
Anyone know anything about this gun?
Joe

I have a .22 gun maybe 35+- years old that says elgamo also.No model # Has handgrip.
Larry

Never seen one like this yet any body know what model it is and if it's worth any money.

 

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Is that the survival style rifle with the multi-shot clip, made in Brazil? Does it shoot lead roundballs? They go for around $200 in very good condition. There seemed to have been an interest in these para-military style rifles by Gamo and Norica.

No, it was made in Spain.

nt.

Sometimes silence is golden,sometimes it's not.

Info. taken from 1980 ARH catalog.


Sometimes silence is golden,sometimes it's not.

nt.

Sometimes silence is golden,sometimes it's not.

Probably late 70's mfg. I would guess and very well made. Smooth as silk in cocking with a wonderful adjustable modular trigger that was alot like a well-known german One. Real adjustable too. This was well before the current Gamo importation and accompanied power race.Leather seal.
It was nice to see the specs from EJ. Thanks EJ.
Mine did perhaps 500ish even after rejuvination , spacing, different spring etc. That was all she wrote. Accurate though, and a joy to use. Felt German.
I hope you are feeling better, got to get you down here before the good weather ends.

Rob

Here's some pics:






Here was the amazing part:
They used to actually make them like this: