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That is the predecessor to the Webley Tempest, which by the way I have one I would like to get rid of 😆
Beeman sold those over here in the colonies. The barrel unlatched from the breech and I believe you cocked it by pulling it up and forward. Lots of power, but accuracy was not minute of angle.
A powerful pistol for its time, according to Dr. Beeman’s catalog which I received back in the early ’70’s.
Hoot
Rev, I got it in part payment on a debt, though a car boot sale would indeed be prime hunting grounds for this type of thing!
PB, I think its been used to hammer nails into brickwork.
Ben’. it does indeed shoot, my daughter Freya zaps tin cans with it!
Nice! Does it still shoot?
Thats sweet Pab’s , poor ol gal seen some hard times. 🙂
Cool find!
Did you get it at a “car boot sale”? 😆
(on “car boot sale” and others….) 😆 😆
http://separatedbyacommonlanguage.blogspot.com/2007/08/yard-sales-car-boot-sales-and-other.html
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A lot of people felt that way about Webley spring pistols.
Hoot 😯