For Sale: A .22 Smoothbore Webley Mk 3

[Evostu]

It's a real shame he hasn't let you know know he changed his mind as he's been online since john

[Josie & John]

It's a real shame he hasn't let you know know he changed his mind as he's been online since john

I'm sure he has a good reason Stu. One of the cons of selling I guess. Not every deal works out!

John

[Binners]

I'm sure he has a good reason Stu. One of the cons of selling I guess. Not every deal works out!

John

Shame for him too, nobody will trust him now....
Bring it to KP

[Josie & John]

Shame for him too, nobody will trust him now....
Bring it to KP

Thanks mate and will do if it does not sell in the meantime.

That's very kind of you Binners.

Kind regards,

John

[abellringer]

The MKIII was made W/E 14/11/1964. Part of batch 5 of 6 batches made that week. Info just says .22". I understand as well as the X or O prefix smoothbores also had a proof mark; unless that was for a specific market, but conversations with the B P H confirm. ITS THE BLACK POWDER MARK FOR 1926 ????? The stock looks factory made to me but it has no inlet disc which is a bit odd; if its a copy it's damn good. Hope the info helps.

[Josie & John]

The MKIII was made W/E 14/11/1964. Part of batch 5 of 6 batches made that week. Info just says .22". I understand as well as the X or O prefix smoothbores also had a proof mark; unless that was for a specific market, but conversations with the B P H confirm. ITS THE BLACK POWDER MARK FOR 1926 ????? The stock looks factory made to me but it has no inlet disc which is a bit odd; if its a copy it's damn good. Hope the info helps.

Thanks Ray,

The rifle has gone to a new owner at today's Kempton.

Kind regards,

John