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Another one up for sale , this time my .22 Webley victor in good condition and all original and un messed with complete with open sights , I believe this one was made in 1981-82 these little webleys are quite rare and not often up for sale £95. will post if required at cost.
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may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
This rifle seems to be very rare, only seen one or two others for sale on the BBS over the years. It is a Webley Vulcan powerplant minus the safety, with a slightly reduced power spring for easier cocking and a plain stock with a shortened pull, the idea being that youths would find it easier to use.
I expect the short production run and the carelessness of the youths mean there are very few left. Also, I think the price was not THAT much cheaper than the more powerful Vulcan, so perhaps it didnt sell well.
Really surprised it has not sold at that price, maybe people don't know what it is? The same rifle with the straight hand stock was sold as the Beeman C1 (upsprung for the US market) and those change hands for alot of money.
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Yes these are a nice lightweight little rifle I think this one still has its original spring in it from new, its nice to shoot , I still have another in .177 which is my preferred cal , I've got to sell a few doubles off due to buying 5 boxed webley pistols a couple of weeks ago.
rgds kev
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May I suggest a pm to this OP?
Happy Shooting!! Paul.
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On hold for Mick .
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