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    Take a good close look at the photo, Arthur.

    Just like I didn't.

    And you'll see that it's a rammed Webley Omega.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyL View Post
    Take a good close look at the photo, Arthur.

    Just like I didn't.

    And you'll see that it's a rammed Webley Omega.
    Correct! Its from the Wallis & Wallis auction. An adjustable gas ram NOT a gas strut. I contacted Theoben to see if they had any knowledge of this rifle and they didn't. Was Webley infringing on their patent? Whatever reason - this rifle, if it had gone into production would have been a winner.

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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post
    Correct! Its from the Wallis & Wallis auction. An adjustable gas ram NOT a gas strut. I contacted Theoben to see if they had any knowledge of this rifle and they didn't. Was Webley infringing on their patent? Whatever reason - this rifle, if it had gone into production would have been a winner.

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    yeah it's a proper two piece ram, not a sealed unit. Looks interesting.
    Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.

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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post
    Correct! Its from the Wallis & Wallis auction. An adjustable gas ram NOT a gas strut. I contacted Theoben to see if they had any knowledge of this rifle and they didn't. Was Webley infringing on their patent? Whatever reason - this rifle, if it had gone into production would have been a winner.

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    Ian
    Serial number 783251 by any chance?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geezer View Post
    Serial number 783251 by any chance?
    Correct! I see you have a copy of the Wallis & Wallis catalogue.

    I also managed to aquire a few other interesting items from that auction and I never actually went.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyL View Post
    Take a good close look at the photo, Arthur.

    Just like I didn't.

    And you'll see that it's a rammed Webley Omega.
    I thought it might have been a Webley, Tony, but I couldn't have identified the model.
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