This may have mostly been an 11th-hour effort to clear out old parts by Diana I don't know that the model 60 ever appeared in an RWS catalog, and I'm pretty sure it's the only Giss barrel-cocker to see RWS markings.
#BSA LINCOLN JEFFRIES AIR RIFLE 1909 SERIAL#
Which leads to the odd markings – this 1982-vintage gun (note the first two digits of the serial the tiny date stamp on the left rear receiver reads "08 82") was late enough to be sold under the RWS logo. Although the 60 was replaced as Diana's top match model by the locked-breech model 65/66 action a few years later, it actually outlived those guns, remaining in production as Diana's intro/junior model until about 1983. The model 60 was the first of the Giss double-piston recoilless match rifles, hitting the market in the early 60's. (quoted from an R Beeman article)Īnother Diana, this time a model 60 Tyrolean. The very rarest versions are the ones that are factory stamped initials RDB 1. (quoted from an R Beeman article)īeeman HW35 RDB 1 factory chrome edition less than 20 factory chrome plated versions of any Beeman/HW guns exist. Even the Beeman museum has only one or two specimens of this variation. Much rarer than the 124 version.īeeman R1 double left side stamped only the very first production run of these guns had the Beeman logo on the left-hand side of the receiver. (quoted from an R Beeman article)īeeman FWB124 with Jnc marking factory typo that was supposed to be Incīeeman FWB127 with Jnc marking factory typo that was supposed to be Inc. Any such guns marked with the San Anselmo address must be considered quite rare". We were bringing these in when we were a very small company in a home shop in San Anselmo, California. RWS TX200- at heart it is an TX200 MKII but with RWS import markings not Air Arms.īeeman FWB 124 with San Anselmo marking "The first airguns that Beeman imported which bore factory Beeman markings were the Beeman Feinwerkbau 124 Sporter rifles. Last edited by Old Bull 09-10-2009 at 08:16 AM.Some rare markings and the airguns they are on I am asking for £125 posted Sold to Snodgrass with thanks This is a virtually mint rifle with a real sweet action, it fires well putting them all within a ten pence piece from 25 metres and is a pleasure to shoot. I am only asking £120 posted - Price now dropped to £110 posted. However, it is a good looking rifle that fires nicely. It has the odd mark on the metal and on the stock and it has a couple of screw heads that have been mullered. It has a reasonable patina on the metal and stock gained with age. It is 43¼ inches long and it is stamped “Made in Germany” with the numbers “1 9 31 E” stamped underneath the barrel (presumably the date). 0.177 calibre with flip up and down sights. Sold to mowerman with thanksĪ Haenel Model 11 D.R.P. Due to the poor reblueing job, I am only asking for £130 posted. Apart from that, it has a nice sweet action and fires well with power. The butt has the BSA trademark showing the three rifles and a mark where somebody has had it in a vice. It is also stamped “The Lincoln Jeffries Patent” underneath the barrel. It is stamped “BSA Air Rifle made by Birmingham Small Arms Company Limited" on the top of the cylinder.
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