Reply With QuoteDo you mean 93?Originally Posted by Gwylan
Even older than BTDT
As above, excellent condition, a few small marks, shoots nicely.
Gus
The ox is slow, but the earth is patient.
Ferro non gladio
Do you mean 93?
Never go off half cocked....
All lies matter
Even older than BTDT
Sorry, a typo.of course it's a 93, I don't know how to edit a thread title, may redo it.
Gus
The ox is slow, but the earth is patient.
I Like Gingers Best
Don't think you can edit a thread title?...ask a mod, but, most folk in here and anyone able to give you an opinion will know what you meant anywaySorry, a typo.
Gus
£300-£400 seems to be about the norm depending on stock, of which I think there was a beech, walnut and walnut thumbhole... may be worth do a search in sales.
The RH91 and RH93 were both designed by Roy Hutchinson (a name we all know) and made by GAFAC engineering. A recoiless gun with twin opposed pistons linked by a chain (Renault timing chain, I believe?...) Lovely guns to shoot, I used to own an RH91W, S/No 0711...
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Even older than BTDT
thanks for that, I don't really want to sell it, but I don't use it much, and I need to thin out my collection.
Gus
The ox is slow, but the earth is patient.
Mushroom Man
May I ask whate calibre it is? And am I right in thinking it has the safety catch/
Cheers, Phil
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You would be hard beat to find a more accurate springer. Mine doesn't have a safety catch.
I'm actively looking for a thumbhole .177 version, the mintier the better.
Even older than BTDT
It's .177, walnut thumbhole stock, perfect blueing, two tiny dinks on the stock. I can't sell off the back of a valuation thread, if I to decide to part with it, I'll put it up in the For Sale section, with a copy on here.
Gus
The ox is slow, but the earth is patient.
Even older than BTDT
Yep, it's the RH 93.May I ask whate calibre it is? And am I right in thinking it has the safety catch/
Cheers, Phil
Gus
The ox is slow, but the earth is patient.
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