I had the privilege of shooting both the Space Gun and the Selka. A friend of mine in Delaware has both models. I loved both. Very little recoil and they pointed easy. The design is similar to the M-16 Rifle....the way you hold the gun and the way the stock is designed. It's real natural and easy to shoot one. Kind of weird looking but they definitely work. I had no problems breaking targets. It was almost too easy! The Ljutic Selka is prettier and loads more like a traditional break open gun. I would love to own one. They would be a major conversation piece at any gun club I would think. Very unique guns and fun to shoot.
Thanks for the pics MK. That's pretty much what I remember from 40 years ago. I didn't remember wood stocks though. I remember something more like the stock ona military M-4 carbine....just a butt plate on a horizontal pole with maybe a somesort of check-piece.
I shot one in the early 1980's. I wish I had kept it. It was one of the first one's with a triangle front site (no bead, no rib). Everyone gave me a hard time about shooting a broom stick, crutch, bean pole, fire stick, etc. I took a lot of ribbing. I traded it for a TM-1.
There is a Space Gun on this site for sale under guns for sale.
Gary Bryant
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