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IWA Nürnberg 2011, Photos from Waffenfabrik Heym
12 March 2011, 14:19
Mauser9,3x62IWA Nürnberg 2011, Photos from Waffenfabrik Heym
A friend of me, was yesterday at the IWA. Here some impressions of Heym.
12 March 2011, 14:20
Mauser9,3x62
Heym SR 30 Artemis, SR 30 Super Classic, SR 21 Super Classic,
SR 21 Monte Carlo
Heym B26 Luxus, B26 Schwarzkittel, SR 21 Synthetik, SR 30 Precision
12 March 2011, 14:26
Mauser9,3x62In hand the new SR 30 Precision. 20mm precision warrenty (available Caliber 6,5x55, 308, 7x64, 300 Win Mag)
the new SR 30 Super Classic
in front, B26 "President de Luxe Jagd", at right SR30 "Grand Royal", on the left 88B Safari Seitenschlosse
12 March 2011, 16:11
CCMDocOooooohhhhhh!!!!
That last one really caught my attention!!!
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12 March 2011, 19:28
Cane RatThe SR30 is a straight-pull?
12 March 2011, 22:59
Mauser9,3x62yes it is a straight pull bolt action!
13 March 2011, 03:02
MacifejDig those SR30's !!!
13 March 2011, 08:42
CCMDocDid your friend get to see the Verney-Carron booth?
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13 March 2011, 12:38
ozhunterquote:
Originally posted by Mauser9,3x62:
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The top rifle looks fantastic but I would prefer a fixed magazine (however I understand the need for a detachable one in Europe).
These Classic stocks are very neat!
13 March 2011, 18:58
Mauser9,3x62I think he saw the Verney Carron. But i have only pictures of heym.
I have heard that heym plans for the future a magazine safety. If you prefer a fixed magazine, I think the Express is your weapon
Constantly trying to copy the Brits of old. Trying anyway.
But with straight stocks. Gee, I wonder how long it took them to figure that out.
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16 March 2011, 02:34
Mauser9,3x62@ccmdoc, this one is the right for you.....
http://egun.de/market/item.php?id=323780816 March 2011, 02:56
CCMDocquote:
Originally posted by Mauser9,3x62:
@ccmdoc, this one is the right for you.....
http://egun.de/market/item.php?id=3237808
WHY did you have to show that to me!!!
LOL - I will admit had I seen that about 8 months ago it would now be in my safe.
Beautiful!
Thank you Mauser9,3x62
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quote:
Originally posted by Will:
Constantly trying to copy the Brits of old. Trying anyway.
But with straight stocks. Gee, I wonder how long it took them to figure that out.
Will
Are you talking about Heym specifically or Germany gun makers in general ?
Agree if heym.
I reckon some of the Sporting mausers / cartridges are one's the UK copied from Germany.
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16 March 2011, 03:18
Macifejquote:
Originally posted by 500N:
quote:
Originally posted by Will:
Constantly trying to copy the Brits of old. Trying anyway.
But with straight stocks. Gee, I wonder how long it took them to figure that out.
Will
Are you talking about Heym specifically or Germany gun makers in general ?
Agree if heym.
I reckon some of the Sporting mausers / cartridges are one's the UK copied from Germany.
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Yeah like all the best English Makers using German actions for their bolt guns, then and now.
quote:
Originally posted by Macifej:
Yeah like all the best English Makers using German actions for their bolt guns, then and now.
I'm an Anglophile at the best of times (and quite happy to metion the war !!! LOL) but credit where credit is due, the UK copied a far amount from the German's in the early years and as you and I agree, used and continue
to use the actions.
I will say that some German guns with the steep drop stocks are bloody awful !!!
and it is good to see them change to some straight stocks.
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16 March 2011, 03:53
Macifejquote:
German guns with the steep drop stocks are bloody awful !!!
Totally agree. Hideous.
Have to give Anglos credit for all the great hopped up shotgun designs they've produced though. AND some really great SS designs as well.
16 March 2011, 08:43
jeffeossosome of them are nice, the bulk of them are hideous ... i guess there's different strokes for different folks
this is hideous..
the brits made great gun furniture, the germans great metal work
16 March 2011, 09:40
Macifejquote:
the brits made great gun furniture, the germans great metal work
Therin lays the dilemma ... there's always the Austrians and Italians, rumor is, they have been building guns for a little while.
18 March 2011, 01:50
john.d.mI use 3 Heyms, 2 sr 30`s 1 in 30-06 and a 22-250 and a safari model in 458.
Excellent workmanship, great accuracy and just great all round rifles.
My 30-06 is the go to rifle,hits whats its pointed at and just does what it says on the box.
The 22-250 is one I had built before Heym brought out their own 22-250, I bought a sr30 308 and had it rebarrelled with a Schillin barrel, that thing is more accurate than I will ever be.
Heym rifles and Swarovski optics and I think I got good set ups.
Yes they are a bit more expensive than others but mine are working tools and I know they work.
24 March 2011, 15:45
Mauser9,3x62yesterday i have shot the new Heym SR 30 Precision at the range in Gleichamberg by Heym. The Precision shot very well. Scope is a Leupold 6-18x40 Target. Ammunition is S&B Sierra Match King 10,2g.
Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtlXRajG9UM
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