As new Haenel 28 and Webley Senior - you got to shoot them

[45flint]

The Haenal 28 is my all time favourite pistol followed by the Walther LP53, I have both as pride of place in my collection alongside a BSF S20 Match and shoot all on a regular basis , To me the joy of collecting guns is to be able to use them for their intended purpose, I deliberately look for .177 examples where possible to allow me to use them in our club classic comps, The example you have of the 28 there is superb

A Walther LP53 was the first Pistol I bought. Superb shooter but then got into the blued classics.

[vbull]

What would a nice Haenel 28 cost me ?

[Abasmajor]

What would a nice Haenel 28 cost me ?

Hi,

As a guide I paid £300 for this nice, boxed example a few years ago. Very well made pistols, but not as accurate or easy to use as the Webley equivalents.





Brian

[45flint]

Hi,

As a guide I paid £300 for this nice, boxed example a few years ago. Very well made pistols, but not as accurate or easy to use as the Webley equivalents.





Brian

I paid $300 a few years ago and mine was boxed as well. Brian have you ever Chrony yours? Curious as to power of as new examples. If I remember yours is .177?

[Abasmajor]

I paid $300 a few years ago and mine was boxed as well. Brian have you ever Chrony yours? Curious as to power of as new examples. If I remember yours is .177?

Hi,

I have't put it through the Chronograph, but will try to remember to take it along to the range and do so in the near future.

Brian

[Dutch]

Always wantend one, finally found it last year: a Boxed 28 at the Second Kempton fair (Tim Dyson). Good condition, lots of original bluing left, not mint. Incl paperwork, fabulous set. Recognised iT from a YouTube clip from an English chap showing/schooting his vintage collection in his backyard (still available). Paid steep: £375.

[45flint]

Always wantend one, finally found it last year: a Boxed 28 at the Second Kempton fair (Tim Dyson). Good condition, lots of original bluing left, not mint. Incl paperwork, fabulous set. Recognised iT from a YouTube clip from an English chap showing/schooting his vintage collection in his backyard (still available). Paid steep: £375.

22 or .177? Ever Chrony it? pics?

[nige346]

A Walther LP53 was the first Pistol I bought. Superb shooter but then got into the blued classics.

I have a later straight back that shoots great and an earlier brown grip example in the more unusual smooth finish with adjustable trigger, the adjustable trigger isn't as nice as the non adjustable of the later model but much prefer the look of the finish of the early model, both are very accurate when you get the hold right.