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  1. 31-01-2023, 08:16 PM #1
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    Webley Service Mk2 barrel

    Can anybody give me a valuation on a Webley Service Mk 2 .22 barrel please.

    I know knibbs wants £250 for one. What would be a ballpark figure for selling one on here or the bay.
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  2. 31-01-2023, 08:31 PM #2
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    On the B@y shall it be known as 'Long Part', 'Projectile Farewell Tube', 'Arc-forming Tube-Lever', 'Spare 22 Part'...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Epicyclic View Post
    On the B@y shall it be known as 'Long Part', 'Projectile Farewell Tube', 'Arc-forming Tube-Lever', 'Spare 22 Part'...
    dual-purpose cocking lever

    Probs a bit more for an original barrel.
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    If JK is charging £250 for a replica Service cocking lever, then £300 wouldn't be unreasonable for an original .22 in good condition, with even more for a .177 and even even more for a .25.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Troubledshooter View Post
    If JK is charging £250 for a replica Service cocking lever, then £300 wouldn't be unreasonable for an original .22 in good condition, with even more for a .177 and even even more for a .25.
    Yes but do replica .22 barrels sell for £250 David? JK can charge what he likes but it's sales that count. I've known .22 barrels go for £150 to £200 in the past.

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