Remember seeing some of these in shopping catalogues.
Relum and sometimes German makes.
BSA cadet 177 was a great little kids rifle.

I had a secondhand Relum Tornado back in about 1973

True words, old school❤

The second and pistol, he's a replica of the german hand pistol

A mate had a BSA Meteor in 1975- it was accurate- we could hit the old half pence piece at 25 yards- great fun. He had a GAT pistol too

My youth was Air Guns and Fishing ,Bring back loads of memories...top marks

3:30 I had one in .177 in 1980 it was called a hot shot.

Had the same pistol second one, you got it with a tin of pellets and a box of little darts, loved it

The GAT could fire corks from the Collar on the Muzzle

I used to have a Meteor, a good reliable airgun, a mate had the Crosman pumper and he could smash chimney pots at 50 yards when pumped up.

Yes, you put two co2 in  back to back, on screwing on it punctures the first  capsule and on the first shot it punctures the second capsule.You should get about 50 shots..Sweet little rifle.

nice to see some old guns , gat gun , brought back memories , I used to shoot the local hard kid when I was walking behind him down the fields , in the back of the legs , l o l ,,, ive been using Shotcut, to edit all my YouTube videos on my channel for the last 5 yrs ,, its free open source and loads of videos showing how to use it ,, cheers shaneweightman

The pistol looks like a cheaper version of the BSA  scorpion .

If I remember correctly my brother took a spring out of a moped strut it was same dimensions but it made it a hell of more power

Seeing this reminded me that I had two old airguns in the loft. Got them down and they still work perfectly. An Original Model 50 rifle .22 I bought in 1978 and a Webley Senior .22 pistol I got around 1965. It's renewed my interest in air guns.

BSA Meteors always remind me of looking at the Grattans catalogue and all the guns I couldn't afford as a kid.
I had a 2200 and never realised how powerful it was until years after selling it the bottom fence fell down and I had to replace it and it was full of holes that had gone right through at a 30m distance.

I love your knowledge and enthusiasm, thanks for sharing it.

I started with a Meteor some 50 years ago, it taught me everything, I’d love one today.

The pistol after the gat was made by Toy guns of Milan, it was used in one of the early Star Wars films, the front sight was turned upside down.  I had one a few years ago I think it’s called mondial ro71 I gave it to a family member.

Nice one mate enjoying the video