Theoben gasram collection

[Number3]

Fenman profile HE in 0.20 and a 0.22 Evo. The Fenman is by far the better gun.

[trowel]

Sirroco pre HE in .22, couldn't stand the trigger.
Fenman HE in .22, couldn't stand the narrow stock shape.
Fenman Profile .20, can't remember why I sold it.
Olympus thumb hole stock in .22.
Just have HWs now and don't regret it.

[Blackrider]

SLR 88 .22
SLR 98 .177
Fenman .22 Hyedua
All gone !

Now I have
2x Fenmans .22 Hyedua
Evolution .177 CS700 grade 3 L/H.
I'd like more but quality southpaw stocks don't crop up often

[webb22]

I had an evo in .20 and .22. Regret selling the .20 but hey ho!
Now all I have is a slr88 in 177 and love it!
I have a few hw'90s if that counts!?!

[Bob Brown]

I had 3 Fenmans in .22,Johnbaz has one now.
So down to 2 Fenmans and an Olympus.

[lafayette]

Got an Evolution in .177. It shoots OK but the stock is superb.

[JohnnyPiston]

Recently missed out on a .20 cal mint Evo in thumbhole stock. Oh well.. Maybe a .20 cal Fenman will pop up! ha

[Zummerset]

I bought a scirocco in about 1985? I didn't use it for years and ended up selling it in about 2000 as it wasn't working.

[topgun35]

SLR88 ultra carbine .22, second rarest variety!

[guy]

SLR88 ultra carbine .22, second rarest variety!

Think I would disagree with you there mate, know of more slr ft's than i do ultra carbines!!

[crosswind]

Greetings all, first post on the forum.

I have a Fenman Profile in .22 from Nov 1996, never had any reliability issues and still going strong on it's 21 year old seals.

Previously had an HE Eliminator (around 93-94 vintage without the evo trigger and using moulded piston crown) that I regretfully sold, originally in .20, then bought .25 and .22 barrel assemblys for it, .22 was by far the best performing caliber for me.

[JohnnyPiston]

Greetings all, first post on the forum.

I have a Fenman Profile in .22 from Nov 1996, never had any reliability issues and still going strong on it's 21 year old seals.

Previously had an HE Eliminator (around 93-94 vintage without the evo trigger and using moulded piston crown) that I regretfully sold, originally in .20, then bought .25 and .22 barrel assemblys for it, .22 was by far the best performing caliber for me.

21 years, same seals...wow!

[I. J.]

Ive shots loads. Never owned one - never wanted to. The only Theoben I own is a Mark 2 Rapid and the only adjustable gas ram break barrel rifles are two prototype Webleys.

ATB
Ian

[transporter]

Greetings all, first post on the forum.

I have a Fenman Profile in .22 from Nov 1996, never had any reliability issues and still going strong on it's 21 year old seals.

Previously had an HE Eliminator (around 93-94 vintage without the evo trigger and using moulded piston crown) that I regretfully sold, originally in .20, then bought .25 and .22 barrel assemblys for it, .22 was by far the best performing caliber for me.

My 1985/1986/ sirocco classics and country man are still on their original seals and still shoot sweet

[oldcurmudgeon]

I have to correct I.J. here, the two Webleys are not the only power variable models made. I have an adjustable power model and also know of others who own various models with variable output.
Back in the day a few slant face receivers were produced with an extended valve which could be accessed without removing the stock. I believe that while a few stayed in the country, most were exported. I have seen a thumhole stocked Eliminator in .177 with this modification.