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Katana
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Re: webley scott Junior 177
I have the 'Senior' in .22 cal. I'm the third generation to enjoy it! However, it needs restoration now. I believe there is someone in Calcutta who manufactures a look alike.
Swajan: Amazing to find a piece with the original carton!
Swajan: Amazing to find a piece with the original carton!
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swajan
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Re: webley scott Junior 177
Hi Katana,
Great to hear that you are now my senior
Yes !! your gun need bluing. And you are very fortunate to have such forefathers, who kept the things for you. I am sure you must be feeling proud.
I know good gun smiths, they are extinct spices now, still I know one, but really painful to get work done by them as they are not in hunger of money but finds who can appraise their work of art and there I stand far ahead of any one in the vicinity and pay well over their expectations, so they fetch their jewel for me (may be a junk for others)
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This particular was lying for long in a corner and my inquiry to his shop, up and down the godown (which he never mind due to my relationship, you can understand today's scenarios in the country, especially in a gun smith premises). I found it and he agreed to gift it to me, I hope by next week, I can share the younger brother of your air rifle in beauty.
By the way another one Diana 35 is in bluing (East German) , I will soon share that too.
Thanks for sharing the senior.
Regards
Great to hear that you are now my senior
Yes !! your gun need bluing. And you are very fortunate to have such forefathers, who kept the things for you. I am sure you must be feeling proud.
I know good gun smiths, they are extinct spices now, still I know one, but really painful to get work done by them as they are not in hunger of money but finds who can appraise their work of art and there I stand far ahead of any one in the vicinity and pay well over their expectations, so they fetch their jewel for me (may be a junk for others)
.This particular was lying for long in a corner and my inquiry to his shop, up and down the godown (which he never mind due to my relationship, you can understand today's scenarios in the country, especially in a gun smith premises). I found it and he agreed to gift it to me, I hope by next week, I can share the younger brother of your air rifle in beauty.
By the way another one Diana 35 is in bluing (East German) , I will soon share that too.
Thanks for sharing the senior.
Regards