webley falcon

[davegee59]

Hi everyone I've got a 177 webley falcon
serial No 604 any idea of its age and is it collectable
thanks all

[ikarma70]

Hi everyone I've got a 177 webley falcon
serial No 604 any idea of its age and is it collectable
thanks all

its a 1960's webley,produced about 8-9ft.lbs.,in good condition about £80-£100.

[Merlyn]

my god dave youve got some tackle :eek: :eek: :D :D :D :rolleyes:

[baldy1]

From Hiller's collectors guide, this rifle was produced from 1960 - 1970,
with serial No's of above 766.
It also states that a Webley medallion was set into the stock on the early models.
I have a mint condition .22 Webley Falcon the serial No under the breach block is 126 however, even though with a low serial No of 126, there is no medallion in the stock or any sign that there ever was one, unless the original stock was replaced.
I think the value of £80- £100 is spot on as the value in Hiller's collectors guide published in 1985 was £30 to £60.
I think all Webley rifles and pistols are quite collectable especially the early models.

[davegee59]

From Hiller's collectors guide, this rifle was produced from 1960 - 1970,
with serial No's of above 766.
It also states that a Webley medallion was set into the stock on the early models.
I have a mint condition .22 Webley Falcon the serial No under the breach block is 126 however, even though with a low serial No of 126, there is no medallion in the stock or any sign that there ever was one, unless the original stock was replaced.
I think the value of £80- £100 is spot on as the value in Hiller's collectors guide published in 1985 was £30 to £60.
I think all Webley rifles and pistols are quite collectable especially the early models.
this one has the medalion in the stock and i got the gun off the original owners son he thought it was early 60s
but was unsure

[Gareth W-B]

this one has the medalion in the stock and i got the gun off the original owners son he thought it was early 60s
but was unsure

Hi Dave,

Your Webley Falcon is a 1962 through 1965 Model, as after that they stopped sinking the medalion into the stock (mine is a 1966 model and does not have the medalion in/on the stock :()... If you want further proof of its history, take a look here (http://www.webley.co.uk/present.asp), and if ever you think of moving it on please give me a shout ;). ATB M8: Gareth W-B.