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It has no piston or spring and the trigger is fixed. This is a 'new'pistol. It has never been a 'shooter' and has no signs of wear. It has the Birmingham 4.address.
Obtained at Militaria Auction(Wgtn,NZ) ,May 2016.
Kuhn vkm 280 manual. From the ribbing on the fore end and the serial number it looks like a late series 3 mk3, so you are looking at mid to late 1950s (series three serial numbers run from 6001 to around 24'297) the engraving on the pistol grip though is confusing me as it looks like the De-luxe stock but the ribbing on the fore end aren't. Webley Mk3 Air Rifle Serial Numbers. Len has this to say about this gun: 'This is the very earliest variant with the trigger adjusting screw located at the front of the trigger block - the 'Holy Grail' of Webley collectors. Mar 24, 2015.
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Hi all,
Need to make some room in the cabinet, so am testing the water for interest in my Webley Service air rifle Mk2.
This belonged to my Grandfather. I used to shoot it with him when I was a young lad.
Manufactured from 1929 to around 1936, they were used as a cost effective method to teach soldiers the basics & principles of shooting, before then progressing on to the .303 Enfield. My Grandfather was Observer Corps in WW2, and I can only surmise from his familiarity with the rifle that he may well have been issued one for training.
It's in pretty good condition, and comes complete with the .22 and .25 calibre interchangeable barrels. The serial numbers on the rifle & .25 barrel are matching, and I've even got some of the .25 pellets left!
The .22 barrel doesn't have any serial number. Unfortunately I never found the .177 barrel.
Not desperate to sell, as it still has sentimental value, but on advice & research I'll set an initial guide price of £850. Happy to discuss sensible offers.
Happy with cash / BACS / PayPal (friends&family payment). Would prefer face to face handover if possible.
Thanks
