Jackal High power .22, have recently acquired 2 of these, the first one my son immediately claimed, after handling and shooting it I had to have one for myself . The 2 pictured above are both .22 High Powers the top one had iron sights (Sons) the bottom one had a barrel weight and no iron sights. The magazine attached is not an original but an SLR mag adapted to fit. These guns are at least 22 years old , These guns were originally produced by the Sussex Armoury who went bust in 1982 Air Arms bought the remaining parts from Sussex Armoury and the rifles were produced up until 1990. Top gun is a low serial number so is older than the bottom oneby quite a few years .
These guns are side lever action, with a tap for loading ( no trapped fingers ) gun has no safety. Weigh just over 8lbs with out a scope. They were made in .177 , .22 and the very rare .20. Both guns have been stripped, and lubed and shoot very smoothly with no twang or hollow stock sound.
Of all the guns i have this is my all time keeper it looks great , shoots great and always gets other shooters wanting a go. A few years ago these usually sold for about £60 - £70, these days you will see them going for £180+ as a minimum.
Air Arms produced a number of different versions all using the same action , these included ABS and wooden stocks.
- Firepower
- Hi Power
- Rapide ( wood )
- Combat
- S-A/L
- Woodsman ( wood )
- Bora( wood )
- Mistral ( wood )
- Carmague( wood )
- Khamsin( wood )
- SE90( wood )
- EX88( wood )
below are a few examples of some adverts in the press for some of the above.
Every one who has owned one of these has either kept it and would never sell or regrets to this day selling one. They are one of a kind and the only military looking Air Gun ever made. The .22 High Powers are the most common .177 high powers are rare , the .20 is very rare. Firepower and Combat are difficult to find.
I am one of the unfortunate individuals that owned one of these from new in 86 and then got hard up for cash and had to sell after owning the rifle for just over 12 months.
ReplyDeletethe reason i say unfortunate is because i sold it and have always regreted doing so and as much as i look around i have never wanted to own another air rifle other than the exact model i had.
i loved it and now i would like to get my hands on another but have not been able to find one anywhere.
so if there is anyone out there that has one collecting dust pls feel free to message me.
Air Arms FirePower for sale
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I have one for sale if your interested 07796670746
DeleteHi iv got 1 not for sale I need it repaired can u help email me truescot1883@yahoo.com
DeleteI've got one if interested
DeleteHi , I have a Sussex armoury jackal .22 in very good condition with British army leather sling and dummy mag , I still have the original box! It is powerful and accurate , I bought it in the 80s , it was well used and better than any other . I can't use I where I live now and am saving for another 80 s icon a Yamaha sg guitar so I will consider offers for my jackal . 07913668771
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ReplyDeleteHi All I have a very rare Sussex Armoury Combat .22 In good cond, good scope plus iron sights, sling, muzzle weight, original fake mag and bag, had it since 1980's, it is for sale to a good home, £250.00, Stoke on Trent Area, Also have a Saxby Palmer Ensign with Cartridges, requires repair open to offers over £100.00 contact Wayne on Wayneturner5@aol.com and I will be in touch
ReplyDeleteWayne, you're obviously not aware that the Saxby Palmer Ensign rifles are (sadly, and pointlessly in my opinion) illegal to possess except on a firearms certificate, and under any circumstances illegal to sell or in any other way transfer ownership in the UK. They are in the same classification as the Brocock TAC system, and are banned as they were deemed "readily convertible to fire live amunition".
DeleteI exactly like "ray Wymer" I owned one from new in the early 80s and sold it for the same reasons, and have always regretted it.
ReplyDeleteI have owned a Air Arms Carmague from new that i had at the same time i owned my Jackal Hi-Power.
My Carmague has a Tyrolean stock that is very comfortable plus the rifle is very light and can be carried all day without any problems.
I have never seen another Carmague in all the time i have owned mine and would love to meet someone who has also owned one from new in the early 80s
I only this week acquired a Jackal Hi-Power 22 for £100 with a 6-24x50 illuminated scope, I am well happy again to own and see one again.
It's been over 22 years or more since i owned mine and have never seen a single one anywhere in all that time so they must be quite rare now.
Air Arms Fire Power .22 for sale
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I have a jackel side lever coking mines won't cok or fire can any 1 help truescot1883@Yahoo.com
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ReplyDeletei have one of these which is indentical to the one in the bottom picy except for the tele sight on mine is the same size at the back and front end if any ones interested in it , it .22 and a very nice gun
contact me omn dean.barrow2010@gmail.com
is it still for sale, ray@raygraham.wanadoo.co.uk
DeleteI bought .22 Jackal Hi Power when it was first in air gunner magazine, with the scope The top loader was optional which I also got... Except you could not use the hunter pellets ... I still own it and love using it when ever I can , unfortunately not enough ... Mine never came with the tripod ... Must have a look for one of those attachments ...finishes it off nicely ...
ReplyDeleteI own a Airarms combat rifle, and was wondering what the value of it is now?
ReplyDeletedo you still have it for sale 07778 054569
DeleteThe Air Arms Combat model is the rarest and most sought after, a lot will depend on its condition, I would say £250 to £300at the moment but i have seen Hi Powers go for that in the past
ReplyDeleteThank you for your reply,the only problem i see with my combat is the original front and rear sights were removed and a telescopic sight fitted in its place.
ReplyDeleteis it still for sale ,or anyone selling one contact me with pics and phone number. ray@raygraham.wanadoo.co.uk thanks
Deleteanyone got a jackal for sale let me know, thks e-mail me . ray@raygraham.wanadoo.co.uk
ReplyDeleteHi all, I'm looking to sell my Jackal. It's been sat in a wardrobe for 20 years, was never used often even when I had the chance to use it.
ReplyDeleteIt's the .22 Sussex Armoury 2000 Jackal Parabellum with the deep broached swiss-made 18" barrel, 7lb 8oz, 580fps, overall length 45" with original adjustable sights and shoulder strap. ABS stock is in great condition.
Email me: bltwmcki@yahoo.co.uk and I'll send some photos to you
I just picked up a Firepower in .22 it has the pellet feed tube but the plastic piece that holds the pellet back is broken can anyone tell me where I could get one. Thanks in advance.
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Got a jackal hi power. 22 for sale not in best condition offers
ReplyDeleteHi do you still have your jackal? I would be interested in it.
DeleteI have one for sale in S Wales CF32, OK condition, a few scratches, sensible offers. I can email a picture
ReplyDeletehi,anyone have a muzzle weight/silencer for a jakal? thanks
ReplyDeleteI own a firepower in 22 but am missing the feed tube does anybody know for any or know of anyone who can fabricate one
ReplyDeleteAny help would be much appreciated
DeleteAny help would be much appreciated
DeleteI own a firepower in 22 but am missing the feed tube does anybody know for any or know of anyone who can fabricate one
ReplyDeleteDid you find a feed tube for your firepower?
DeleteI own a firepower in 22 but am missing the feed tube does anybody know for any or know of anyone who can fabricate one
ReplyDeleteI am looking to buy old Jackal air rifles. Email me with pictures and a price at: marriottsmith@yahoo.com
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Richard.
Hi all.
ReplyDeleteI have a 22 jackal. Needs an internal fluff-up. (Spring,seals,grease). I was wondering if there's a service kit for these rifles. Anyone?
Nerohft@gmail.com
i have a jackal 22firepower [in good order fitted with a gas ram system] if any one is interested?
ReplyDeleteHI I HAVE A HI POWER .22 WITH 3X 9 X 49 SCOPE IN GOOD CO CONDITION FROM AROUND 1988. LOOKING FOR £200
ReplyDeleteScope is 3x9x40
ReplyDeleteI have a Hi-Power .22 for sale too. Been sitting around as it was my late fathers. All good except for some rust on metal parts. Serial 11784. Has no rear sights because it has the telescopic sight, but front sight still there. Its surplus to my requirements as have other rifles but would make a great hunting rifle or ratter.
ReplyDeleteOpen to sensible offers bjwremington@hotmail.com
i have a reasonable condition airarms combat rifle and was wondering what todays value is.
ReplyDeleteThese are highly sort after models , a High power will go for about £200 in good condition and good combat model should go for way more
DeleteWanted ....Looking for hi power jackal .22 with scope please email with details .cheers
ReplyDeleteI have the Air Arms Combat from way back, not selling it as I want it buried with me :) not quite that fanatical but it is a fantastic bit of kit, I am hoping to convert the top sight to a picitinni rail system and stick on a holographic site as the stock telescopic one is a bit heavy and messes with the balance.
ReplyDeleteHi. What is the price on air arms combat 20 cal 5.5.?
ReplyDeleteHi to all you out there who are lucky to have a Jakal power or parabellem 22, I was luck to have been given mine to me it cam with the ariganel slip carry case and scope, I would say of all the air rifles and pistols I have had this is as good as the rifle it looks like the SLR but no big bang which is a shame, so look after them mine is under look and key safe. Harry
ReplyDeletethe firm that became Airarms were the engineering firm that built the jackal range of air rifles for Sussex Armory. when Sussex Armory went bust in the 80's the firm was left with a lot of parts and part built guns that they had not been paid for. So they started selling the guns they had. They then did the improvements that made sense and started selling them as Airarms ltd. if you look in some of the old airgun magazines from the time you will find the adverts for them.
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