Webley vulcan MK1 se

[DM80]

a very rare .22 webley vulcan mk1 deluxe, this is the special edition model with walnut stock and gold plated trigger blade and safety slide, their was only around 120 of these produced with their own unique serial number run beginning with no, 9 which this one has s/n 901219,
The gun was purchased in the wallis and wallis webley auction and is featured in the auction catalogue lot no, 1082,
As for cond. It is near mint it has been serviced with genuine factory parts and shoots nice with great power and accuracy with its opensights overall its a lovely rare gun. £300 prefare collection but will post at cost.

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Dave.

[the logun-ator]

gggggggggggo on then
why not
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[DM80]

sold pending

Dave

[the logun-ator]

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[Muskett]

Good buy for two reasons:
First off not many made. Second the Vulcan MKI was brilliant. It was affordable, powerful, and accurate once the very heavy trigger was mastered. Never intended to shoot outside the farmyard, and within the farmyard able enough. Sure everyone wanted a HW35E at the time, or a FWB Sport, but they were a heck of a lot more money.
For once I think Vulcans are better as a .22, whereas normally I advocate .177's.

I for one think the Vulcan MKI should be given more praise for its part in Air Gun progress. A SE version is a worthy representation of this great rifle. Fact: mint Vulcan MKI's are rare as hens teeth, much easier to find mint nearly anything else from the 80's.
Vulcan MK2 are an improvement but there were loads made. The MKII deluxe with walnut is another to find. Like Airsporters, S's, better wood doesn't make them shoot better but just nicer to own over the beech stocks.
Add the Omega and Longbow and for collectors there are a few to add to the line up from the Webley stable of break barrels. What a lot of fun.