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Parker Hale PH 17 rearsight in minty condition with adjustable aperture.
I pulled this off my old .177 Webley Mk3 I had as a callow youth as I preferred the open sights for hunting !
Apparently the adjustable PH diopters sell for £25 alone on that auction sight. Or would swap/px for a Bsa no 21 aperture sight, original box of .25 pellets or any interesting Bsa underlever items/literature or a set of 11mm steel lever scope mounts for a 7/8 inch tube scope.
£45 including postage and insurance
Last edited by silva; 10-06-2009 at 01:11 PM.
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The Bulletproof Monk
If one fitted that to a standard Mk3 what else differentiates it from a proper Supertarget?
Rich
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The Supertarget is only in .177 and has a fatter barrel and so is a heavier gunOriginally Posted by RichardH
Also the Supertarget barrel is not machined for the standard rear sight
The forsight is a better unit on the Supertarget
Most Supertargets have Supertarget stamped on top of cylinder
The early Supertargets have a small cap on the bottom of pistol grip that holds spare forsight elements
There may be other differences not mentioned above
To summarise the Webley Mk3 Supertarget is a very different gun to the standard model particularly the barrel forging
Hope this helps
John
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