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Webley & Scott Mark 3 .22
A third series Webley 3. 22 Calibre Air Rifle made in Birmingham, England by Webley & Scott. This particular rifles serial number is 13790 dating it to Circa 1952. The third series Mark 3’s started pr...
Sale type Trade
Range Mark 3
Model Mark 3
Mechanism Under Lever
Calibre .22
Huddersfield
£ 375
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BSA Standard No.2 .22
A BSA ‘Standard’ Model ‘No 2’ T Series (. 22 Calibre) Air Rifle. These air rifles were manufactured by BSA from 1936 -1939. This particular rifles serial number is 7009 dating its manufacture to 1939 ...
Sale type Trade
Range BSA ‘Standard’ Air Rifle No 2 T Series (.22 calibre) Air Rifle
Model Standard No.2
Mechanism Spring
Calibre .22
Huddersfield
£ 499
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BSA Airsporter RB2
A rare BSA Airsporter RB2 in. 177 calibre. The rifle is in good condition as is the original stock but has been modified to good taste. This is the rotary breech model it cycles and fires with no ...
Sale type Trade
Range Airsporter
Model Airsporter RB2
Mechanism -
Calibre -
Hailsham
£ 395
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