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Thread: Selling my 1977 HW35 / Valuation advice please

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    Selling my 1977 HW35 / Valuation advice please

    Hi all

    Due to ill health and the rifle never being used, I am thinking of selling my HW35 .22 air rifle that was originally purchased brand new by my father back In the 1970's. I was actually with him when he bought It. It was this rifle that started off my Interest In shooting when I was a young teenager. We spent many a good hunting foray together out In the fields of Kent.

    The only work that has been carried out to the rifle since new was a full service a few years ago by a qualified gunsmith, and by memory a new spring was fitted. (I still have the old one) Apparently the Internals were In good condition and didn't need any attention. Also, as the stock had picked up quite a few scratches and gauges over the years, I decided to give the wood work a rub down and tidy up. I decided to go down the boiled linseed route rather than to stain and re varnish. And for a first attempt I think I did a fair job.

    I also sent off the serial number to Weihrauch a couple of years ago and they confirmed the year of manufacture to be 1977. (I have the printed reply from Weihrauch)

    This rifle since It's last service a few years ago has probably only fired about a dozen shots or so, because I decided to go down the PCP route and bought a brand new HW100's In .177 cal.
    I was just wondering If somebody could give me a rough estimation on how much this rifle could sell for should I decide to part with It.

    regards,

    John


    Here Is a link that shows a couple of photo's of the rifle from a post that I added on AirgunBBS a few years ago :

    http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....75#post5861475
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    Hw35

    Hi John. They don't fetch alot these days. £150 to £200 tops for mint 35's. Of course more for Luxus, E's and of course the vixen model. Mach 1.5

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    Is there a premium for thumb hole stock versions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ormicron View Post
    Is there a premium for thumb hole stock versions.
    Yes, and for the luxus and export stocks. The thumbhole (Lochschaft) is probably the rarest configuration. I saw a t/h 35 on here for £280 recently.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mach 1.5 View Post
    Hi John. They don't fetch alot these days. £150 to £200 tops for mint 35's. Of course more for Luxus, E's and of course the vixen model. Mach 1.5
    As above

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    Thanks for the replies and Info lads
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