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Há 4 dias · At Westley Richards it is now unusual to start with a vintage action and totally rebuild it to create a new best rifle. But that is what we have done in the case of this single shot falling block. The action is a Westley Richards 1897 pattern falling block, which was an improvement on the 1881 model, better suited to high-pressure cordite ...
14 de mai. de 2024 · May 14, 2024. Two in One - A Rifle For World Travel. A big, double square bridge Mauser, take-down, iron-sighted big game stopper, with a difference. The Magazine rifle equivalent of a .577 Nitro Express, in its most easily transported configuration. By Westley Richards & Co.
30 de abr. de 2024 · It looks familiar, yet differs from standard Westley Richards, models and the cartridge for which it is chambered is not what most assume when they first look. By Westley Richards & Co. It is a Modele-de-Luxe, the name Westley Richards has used for its extra-finish guns and rifles for over a century. Quite why so many British ...
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8 de mai. de 2024 · Classic Westley Richards hinged toplever, automatic safety with "SAFE" inlaid in gold ahead of slide. Blued bottom metal with total coverage of scrollwork.
14 de mai. de 2024 · Westley Richards 12 Gauge SxS. Color Case Hardened Receiver. Beautiful Hand Checkered Wood Prince of Wales Buttstock and Fore End. Oil Finished to Beautiful Polish. Brass Insert in Buttstock. Rubber Recoil Pad. Bluing is 95% with some Touch-Up . Solid Checkered Rib. Bead Sight. Wood is 98% other than small circular repair in Fore End ...
Há 6 dias · 700 posts · Joined 2015. #2 · 1d ago. Westley Richards contributed a lot to early Australian military firearms. He manufactured the first batch of Alexander Henry rifles in 1871 for the NSW military, and also made a version of the .310 Martini Cadet in the early 1900's for school cadets. I didn't realise he also made sights for Enfields.
