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HEYM 88B Sidelock - for your viewing pleasure.





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Interesting - the pins are not visible.
 
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I don't know why pinless sidelocks are not more common. They are not that much more difficult to build.

I like the single standing rear sight. Don't know about the cocking indicators.

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I would think that they could have polished out the tooling marks on the side plates better then this.

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I saw and handled a couple of Heym sidelocks at SCI and was unimpressed.

As 465 H&H has indicated, the metal finishing was rather poor, I didn't like the beavertail fore ends, and the buttstocks, with their huge cheekpieces, felt wrong.

Not very "elegant" is how I'd put it, especially as compared with other, more classically designed and finished sidelocks.

I really liked the $170,000 H&H Royal in .500/.465, for example. Big Grin


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Did you check out the Harman & Weiss? Very nice fit and finish, but then for $200,000 one would expect........ Big Grin


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Isn't that a sideplated trigger plate action?
Anyway it looks just like all the other Heym doubles -terrible!




 
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I really liked the $170,000 H&H Royal in .500/.465, for example. Big Grin


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Did you check out the Harman & Weiss? Very nice fit and finish, but then for $200,000 one would expect........ Big Grin


Yup, I saw that one, too, Jim, and there were no flies on it, either! Big Grin

Peter Hofer had some incredible little jewel-like doubles in .22 and .17 rimfire as well. Couldn't have weighed in at more than four or five pounds. Just right for those charging wounded squirrels! Cool


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I would think that they could have polished out the tooling marks on the side plates better then this.

465H&H


For a few more dollars they can polish one up to look like this. Wink



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Did you check out the Harman & Weiss? Very nice fit and finish, but then for $200,000 one would expect........ Big Grin


Yup, I saw that one, too, Jim, and there were no flies on it, either! Big Grin

Peter Hofer had some incredible little jewel-like doubles in .22 and .17 rimfire as well. Couldn't have weighed in at more than four or five pounds. Just right for those charging wounded squirrels! Cool


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I would think that they could have polished out the tooling marks on the side plates better then this.

465H&H


For a few more dollars they can polish one up to look like this. Wink



For that much effort in metal work I am suprised at the wood-to-metal gap at 1 o'clock on the side plate.


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Grizzly with his new Heym 470 that he purchased at the DSC.




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Congrats, Grizzly. I spent some time reviewing that gun. Very nice!


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