Relum LG 522

[lesj]

I've got a Hungarian LG522, Which I bought from a junk shop about 25 years ago. I've "googled" pictures of a Relum Telly.... but mine has very little resemblence to a "Telly". Were there varied models made?

[lesj]

I've got a Hungarian LG522, Which I bought from a junk shop about 25 years ago. I've "googled" pictures of a Relum Telly.... but mine has very little resemblence to a "Telly". Were there varied models made?

Just "googled" a bit more....... Seems my gun is an LG522, but with what seems to be an LG24 stock.

[slow_runner]

Just "googled" a bit more....... Seems my gun is an LG522, but with what seems to be an LG24 stock.

Do you have an image of yours??

Some info that I came upon while searching for details and identity of what turns out to be a FEG 877. The only stamp is I.D LP22 and the serial number with the grooved stock.
I like them, they are solid and functional.
http://smg.beta.photobucket.com/user...tml?sort=3&o=3

Relum Jelly LP 25 (or Telly with a German T on the disk that is/was on the stock).
One of a number of break barrels that were made for Relum by the Hungarian FEG armaments factory.
They also made a a smaller break barrel, the 822 LP23 0.22” and 877 LP22 .0.177”.
In the 70s these models were dropped for a new range of guns, the 422 (Taurus), 522 (Rapide) and 527 (Zephyr), the last of which is still in production.

Relum (Muller) also imported guns form other E European countries and relabeled them.

[lesj]

Do you have an image of yours??

Some info that I came upon while searching for details and identity of what turns out to be a FEG 877. The only stamp is I.D LP22 and the serial number with the grooved stock.
I like them, they solid and functional.
http://smg.beta.photobucket.com/user...tml?sort=3&o=3

The actual gun is exactly like the metal in your photo. It is stamped: LG522 made in Hungary. There is another serial type number: 10(or C)252 The trigger guard is identical. Iron sights are long-gone Im afraid.
On the photo of the collection of guns, the stock is very similar to the second one down. However, instead of the end of the fore-grip being at right angles to the cocking arm, mine is raked-backward (not forward).
It is of an unusual woodgrain(stained quite dark). The underneath of the foregrip is very flat. No sign of a "Telly" disc indication.

[harry mac]

The actual gun is exactly like the metal in your photo. It is stamped: LG522 made in Hungary. There is another serial type number: 10(or C)252 The trigger guard is identical. Iron sights are long-gone Im afraid.
On the photo of the collection of guns, the stock is very similar to the second one down. However, instead of the end of the fore-grip being at right angles to the cocking arm, mine is raked-backward (not forward).
It is of an unusual woodgrain(stained quite dark). The underneath of the foregrip is very flat. No sign of a "Telly" disc indication.

With the stock as you describe it, it sounds like you may have a Relum Taurus, which was one of the later ones.

[lesj]

With the stock as you describe it, it sounds like you may have a Relum Taurus, which was one of the later ones.

Googled a tadge more. Relum Taurus is what it is!

[lesj]

Gonna have to stop all this googling! Found a site referring to relum Taurus spare parts.
States the gun could also be known as a Relum Zephyr: eg..... LG 527/522 Taurus/Zephyr

[T 20]

Just "googled" a bit more....... Seems my gun is an LG522, but with what seems to be an LG24 stock.

Hi Les

I've just had a google and found this, I think it's part of I.J.'s collection.


http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c1.../FEG/FEG12.jpg


God knows what Relum I have.

I'll have another look in the morning, I may even put a photo of it on here for a laugh.





All the best Mick

[mickmick]

Just "googled" a bit more....... Seems my gun is an LG522, but with what seems to be an LG24 stock.

Hi mate your gun is the same as mine it's called a "Rapide" hope you still have it? regards Mick G

[mickmick]

I've got a Hungarian LG522, Which I bought from a junk shop about 25 years ago. I've "googled" pictures of a Relum Telly.... but mine has very little resemblence to a "Telly". Were there varied models made?

Yes mine says Hungarian on it too, regards Mick