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You can also quickly dry out and protect a rain-soaked gun or remove the locks for total security when transporting your firearm. Elegance of line combined with simplicity and reliability – the perfect sporting gun. Discover our bespoke Droplock Shotguns, built in our specialist workshop by a team of highly skilled craftsmen - own what will ...
1 de nov. de 2019 · More elaborately finished orders will, naturally, take longer to complete. The future for Westley Richards will see increasing commissions for highly-embellished, museum-quality rifles. One .577 double, currently underway, has an engraving and stone-inlay budget of £250,000 and a final price tag of £450,000.
WESTLEY RICHARDS & CO. has been making unique and especially good shotguns and rifles for over 200 years. Today we are proud to offer the most comprehensive range of bespoke shotguns and rifles by any single English maker, each and every one of which is built in our workshops by a team of highly skilled and enthusiastic craftsmen.
Westley Richards has been handcrafting guns in the heart of England since the Napoleonic Wars. Founded in 1812 by William Westley Richards, it is now the last-remaining gun company by Birmingham ...
Seller: Westley Richards. Area Code: 850. $7,500.00. Mauser Argentine 1909 .425 Express Custom Bolt Action. GI#: 102608376. A custom bolt action magazine rifle built on an original 1909 Argentine Mauser action and chambered in .425 Express. Not to be confused with Westley Richards & Co.'s proprietary .425 Magnum ...Click for more info. Seller ...
Second Hand Rifles. 7mm Remington Magnum Model 76 Classic. .425 Mag. Exp. A&D Fixed Lock Double Rifle. .270 Win. Bolt Action Rifle. Discover our collection of second hand Rifles. Every used rifle we sell is first inspected rigorously in our workshops before being test fired & patterned.
SN 2602. Westley Richards is one of the oldest firearms manufacturers in England. Founded in Birmingham in 1812, the firm opened a shop in London two years later. Westley Richards is credited with being the first gunmaker to use a toplever fastening system for its breechloading sporting arms, having adopted this system as early as 1860.
