TX200 MKIII. Looks, accuracy and build quality.

 

The Air Arms Pro Sport (with the walnut stock) has got to be pretty close to the top of the list!

I used to have a Beman Crow Magnum that wasn't too bad looking, either.

 

RWS 460

 

Beeman R 7

 

Yes Beeman 7

 

I dont know about best, but better than any of the others posted
Pulled off the web, not mine.

Edit: The OP edited Post 31, but I am not changing mine

 

I dont know about best, but better than any of the others posted
Pulled off the web, not mine.

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Nice! LOL

 

I will say that the HW 77 is a fine looking rifle as well

 

HW55 is worth a mention, especially with the Tyrolean stock…

 

I'm not really a Tyrolean guy, but with or without the cheekpiece, the lines of those rifles are stellar, IMO.

 

Wow, this is tough call, so many good looking air rifles already posted. Those tyrolean stocked HW's sure are some nice eye candy. The Theoben rifles were fantastic looking as well. The old Walther target rifles also were very handsome. There were more than a few sexy Webleys produced over the years and Air arms is not to be forgotten. Given that this thread is about looks alone, so functional warts can be ignored, i will nominate the BSA airsporter stutzen.

 

HW97K Walnut

 

In .20 no less! 👍

 

Air Arms Pro Sport in walnut
Any John Wishcombe
Gary Goudy stocked Beeman R10 and R1
Walnut stocked FWB601/602/603

 

My Diana 36 is a nice traditional sporter…

^^^ web image, mines scoped.

I kinda like my PCP Daystate Regal XL…

 

Nice wood on the Daystate....beautiful.

 

Ive become an HW fan, wood and blued:
HW97k
HW30s (NOT the new stock design)

 

Weihrauch HW30S stainless with grey laminated stock.

 

Weihrauch HW30S stainless with laminated stock is eye-catching. View attachment 520656

I like that gray laminated stock.

 

This one is a good looking old springer:

Diana Model 45 in .177 - not one spec of rust and still shoots great

There are some seriously beautiful springers posted in this thread.

 

I'll add one more, as the newer HW stocks have grown on me. I felt that the current HW30s stock was a bad answer to a question that no one had asked, but I did a 180 on that after handling one. It is really great to use, and suddenly I've warmed up to the looks.
The newer ambidextrous HW97 stock seemed oddly bulky to me in pictures, but are just fine in person. Here's a pic of an exceptionally nice walnut 97k from AoA with the current stock design:

I've shot a 97k with the same stock design - the comb suits me well, and the little "swoop" under the forend really settles in atop my off hand.

 

To me it’s a FWB300. I must have bought and sold and gifted 6 of them. Now that I am around the corner from 70, I want to end with a nice one, so the nephews can fight over it. I always had a soft spot for target rifles.

 

I've always loved the look of the older Weirauch HWs, I'm thinking an HW30S is needed in my collection

 

My Air Arms tx 200

 

Our guns could be twins! Mine is a lefty but the wood grain is so similar.

Beyond these two TX200s I think anything with a Tyrolean comb is the best looking.

 

Nice wood on that

 

Awfully nice wood on that! 👍

 

Air Arms TX200 22cal with a vortex Diamondback tactical 6-24x50 FFP scope

 

Here's another to drool over:

Original Feinwerkbau 300 (pre-300S), from 1971. Looks great, shoots great too!

 

I like em too!