Theoben Fenman .177 - Walnut ambi stock.

[essjay]

I have a Fenman in excellent condition.
I think it dates from about 2005 (serial No TB16529)
It's .177 with a Vortex silencer and ambi walnut stock.
It works perfectly with a crisp, predictable trigger.
I don't get on very well with it and I'm thinking about selling.
These don't seem to come up very often - how much is it worth?
Thanks.
sj

[wrightonn]

Hi, 4 fenman on G** Star, priced from £300 to £450, hope this helps, Ray.

[Blackrider]

I have a Fenman in excellent condition.
I think it dates from about 2005 (serial No TB16529)
It's .177 with a Vortex silencer and ambi walnut stock.
It works perfectly with a crisp, predictable trigger.
I don't get on very well with it and I'm thinking about selling.
These don't seem to come up very often - how much is it worth?
Thanks.
sj

I'd say £325 - £350 max if excellent and shoots very well.
I asumme it has the scope grooves on the cylinder and not the earlier Theoben fixed double mounts ?

Why cant you "get on with it" ?

[essjay]

Thanks guys,
Yes, the action has grooves for scope - not the earlier Theoben mount.
I enjoy shooting the rifle, just not very good with it.
In many ways I prefer it to my HW100 - it feels like something actually happens when you pull the trigger.
I might keep it - just wondered what to ask if I tried to sell.
Seems like £350 would be a fair price.
Thanks again.
sj

[Blackrider]

Can be a bit of a "Marmite job" and not to everyones cup of tea but I rate them, especially the early Hyedua stocked ones.
In .22, they're a terrific indoor/close in pest control gun. Some folk mount low mag, wide field ov. scopes but I prefer 50mm objectives with AO. Yes OK, a bit on the heavy side but a great combo for PC as stated previous !

[alexis00]

still for sale?
yes !have you pics for me
grtzz alexis