A Webley MkIII and Original 50
I've had the Original 50 since new, the Webley I bought s/h maybe 15 years ago.
I suppose it might be because of the long forestock, but it doesn't reach the end of the barrel and I'm not sure what the definition requires. A pig to dismantle (unlike the Webley which is simple).pmh:58 wrote:Classic lines on both rifles.
Is the Original 50 classed as a Stutzen?
Kind regards,
Phil
Re: O-50
Good question, I don't really know. I do know when I went into the gunshop the gunsmith tried to sell me a HW35E instead, demonstrating it was more powerful by firing them both into a piece of wood However, I was taken by the looks of the Original 50. One of life's choices...zunmik:60 wrote:Love the 50, is it the early one or the later high powered version, M.
I put an Original dioptre on my .177 Model 50 ( same as used on Model 66 etc) so I can use it as a bell target rifle.
I also have a mint Mk 3 Supertarget complete in it's original cardboard box!
Once I find out what it is worth I will be selling it - but my Model 50 stays!
I also have a mint Mk 3 Supertarget complete in it's original cardboard box!
Once I find out what it is worth I will be selling it - but my Model 50 stays!
Feinwerkbau P40 Tricolour wanted.........still !
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