fwb 124 and hw35e

[DRUMMERBOY]

Hi guys, a friends son is after one of my above mentioned, hw has a lovely walnut stock but the barrel and action has that brown patina on it, and no open sights, the fwb 124 is really good nick all open sights present and bluing very good, could someone give me rough estimates as to value please?
Regards Neil

[MattyBoy]

Rough estimates as no photos...

HW35E, 150 quid

FWB 124, 250 quid

Matty

[fozzy45]

More realistic price depending on condition for these guns are,
HW35e up to £200 and FWB £200-225.
IMO.

[MattyBoy]

More realistic price depending on condition for these guns are,
HW35e up to £200 and FWB £200-225.
IMO.

More "realistic" than my "rough estimates"?

[I. J.]

Bang on estimate (because Im waiting in for a parcel and Im bored.) :

HW35 - £155 but if its .177 £165 because of the 'no open sights' and the patina.

FWB Sport - £255 because its the .177 and has the open sights and good condition.

HTH
Ian

[T 20]

Bang on estimate (because Im waiting in for a parcel and Im bored.)

HTH
Ian

You shouldn't be bored on your birthday Ian.


Many happy returns




All the best Mick

[I. J.]

You shouldn't be bored on your birthday Ian.

Many happy returns

All the best Mick

Thank you.

Im waiting in for a birthday present to myself. A Original 45 in .177 to go with these http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Airs...ml?sort=6&o=65.

Well, if you cant treat yourself who can you treat.

[MattyBoy]

Thank you.

Im waiting in for a birthday present to myself. A Original 45 in .177 to go with these http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Airs...ml?sort=6&o=65.

Well, if you cant treat yourself who can you treat.

Always fancied a 45 but the trigger guard puts me off...

Happy Birthday IJ

Matty

[TonyL]

Thank you.

Im waiting in for a birthday present to myself. A Original 45 in .177 to go with these http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Airs...ml?sort=6&o=65.

Well, if you cant treat yourself who can you treat.

Many happy returns, Ian.

Hope you're having a fantastic one and that your new addition is all you want it to be.

[I. J.]

Cheers gents for the birthday greetings.

My best birthday present was this: http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Airs...tml?sort=4&o=2 The club 'Gladys' is now known as Claude Bicats (note the fore head). I'm going to send him the cleaning bill for my trousers.

ATB
Ian

[jonnyone]

Happy birthday fella.
Only now getting around to picking up a Diana classic. Hmmm. Methinks your standards are slipping. You should have had a '45 years ago
All the best mate
Dave

[Amac]

You should have mentioned it was your birthday as we could have had a party. You could have invited the Gladys cat to try for a repeat performance as the scratches are not symmetrical and spoil his stunning looks.
Happy 70th anyway!
Andy

[I. J.]

Happy birthday fella.
Only now getting around to picking up a Diana classic. Hmmm. Methinks your standards are slipping. You should have had a '45 years ago
All the best mate
Dave

I have had a '45 for years. Both .22 and .20. Im awaiting a .177 version to make the set.

[PCPShooter]

I liked my 177 45, one I wish I'd kept. It liked super domes, which I always find one of the best 177 hunting pellets in a rifle that likes them.
Was a higher cocking effort than the 22 though as you'd expect with leather washers, which imo they shoot best with. The last great leather piston head rifle

[Muskett]

I.J. 45's so much better than 35's.... Happy birthday. Find some scopes for them for Christmas as they look undressed without them to me (sure you already have the mounts).


Think prices have edged up in the last few years. 35's, 45's and Sports are always in demand as they are good rifles. Bangs for bucks the 45 was always a winner. Just love my .177.