## Air Arms Carmargue Valuation ##

[Old Bull]

Hello all.
I was wondering if someone could give me a rough valuation for my left- handed Air Arms Carmargue in .22 calibre? The blueing is in really good condition; it has its original metal sights; it has a walnut stock but there are some pressure marks on it but, generally, the stock is in good condition. If anybody could give me any information and put a price on it, I would be most appreciative. Thanks in anticipation. Old Bull

[Old Bull]

TTTT please

[olivercromwell]

Highly collectable but in a lefty might not move as quickly - but no less valuable. (To make it original stick a Leslie Hewitt scope on it.)

Dont part with it for less than £250.00

HTH

[Old Bull]

Highly collectable but in a lefty might not move as quickly - but no less valuable. (To make it original stick a Leslie Hewitt scope on it.)

Dont part with it for less than £250.00

HTH

Thank Pat Can't find much imfo about this model but thats a start. Thanks John

[gingernut]

I bought a leftie Camargue .22 with a lovely Monte Carlo (?) stock last year.
It shoots well and can be used as a rightie with ease. Nice and light.
No open sights Webley vortex silencer and needs a shortish scope.
As you say the blueing is excellent and I bought it on looks rather than knowing what it was.
I dont want to sell it yet as I havent had enough shooting time with it.
£200 wouldnt tempt me.

[air-tech]

I've still got a poster for the Camargue and Khamsin from when they were available new, stuck somewhere, it is significant that it was the ONLY airgun poster I hung up anywhere.

Need to ask as had always wondered but never did - Were these guns simply re-stocked Webley Trackers?

[air-tech]

It would seem not, is the answer to my question, at least in someone's opinion.

From here, where you can drool over the stunning pics (of stunning guns):

http://www.network54.com/Forum/40594...ly+side+levers

[olivercromwell]

Air arms not webley