I have an old .177 caliber Feinwerkbau LG110, it's the recoiling version of the LG 150. I've had it since about 1976 or so. The previous owner had chopped down the butt and the forend in order for his kid to shoot it, but the kid lost interest in competition shortly thereafter, so I snagged it, as I was a shooting NRA youth smallbore rifle competition at the time. Although it's not a hunting type gun, it's accounted for about a zillion starlings in the time I've had it. It's very much due for a complete overhaul at this point--it still fires and is very accurate, but the seals are about shot.
I also have a left-handed Gamo Compact .177 pistol. I've had it for probably 20 years now--I snagged it so I could stay tuned up in the off season when I used to shoot handgun silhouette (IHMSA) all the time. It's a pretty accurate pistol, and fun to shoot.