HW 55T.177 Valuation

[hookerball]

Agree with Mach 1.5, value £600 to £700. I couldn't see the HW diopter these usually have. Does it have one?

7th photo . In its own box.

[coburn]

7th photo . In its own box.

Missed that, assume that's the serial no of the rifle on the box?

[hookerball]

Missed that, assume that's the serial no of the rifle on the box?

I will check. Its the first time in probably 8-10years i have even looked at the thing.

[frogboy]

Very pretty, no idea on price, think I payed around £250 for one shipped from Holland.
But that was a complete used gun and not an as left the factory boxed one like yours.

I’m surprised these don’t go for more, but I suppose we don’t have the target shooting scene that the Europeans had for these guns or it’s all dominated by pcp’s these days.

But still a lovely piece of history, that I’m sure you won’t have a problem finding a home for

[Geezer]

Extraordinary time capsule rifle.

Looking at the pics, but before reading other comments, my reaction was at least £600, probably more like £650, and you might as well ask £750 because the right buyer might well, I think, pay it.

[ptdunk]

Extraordinary time capsule rifle.

Looking at the pics, but before reading other comments, my reaction was at least £600, probably more like £650, and you might as well ask £750 because the right buyer might well, I think, pay it.

Agreed, never seen one with all the little stickers and booklets etc, let alone the original diopter box and unfitted barrel weight.

I paid £420 at auction for a nice one without the barrel weight (prefer the balance without)

If the serial number on the box matches the rifle then it was made between 1972-1973. Same age as me.

https://www.weihrauch-database.eu/dywp

Very desirable set.

Cheers,
Matt