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Rather than hosting an expensive cocktail party to celebrate our 150th anniversary, we thought our clients would prefer a special price on a new HEYM double rifle to honor this milestone.

375 FL. MAG & 450/400 NE
Special 150th Price $14,000 ($18,000 retail)

470 NE & 500 NE
Special 150th Price $15,000 ($19,000 RETAIL)

STANDARD FEATURES:
> ENGLISH SCROLL ENGRAVING
> AUTOMATIC EJECTORS
> INTERCEPTING SEARS
> ARTICULATED FRONT TRIGGER
> NON-AUTOMATIC SAFETY
> STOCKED TO FIT (RIGHT OR LEFT HAND)

Stop by booth #2005 to see this special rifle, or phone us quickly if you are interested. This is a limited quantity offer.



www.heymusa.com


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SCI Booth # 3947
 
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Great job Chris.


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Is this the same as a 88B Safari model? If not, how is it different? Thx.
 
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Typical ! CRYBABY

We never see these offers in Europe .... At least no dealer or agent offering them... Really a shame Mad


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Looks like to me they finally realized that the Euro has fallen, but they are still overpriced compared to their competitors. Of course they are great rifles, but I just can't see why they are over double the cost of a Merkel.
 
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Bravo tu2
 
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Typical ! We never see these offers in Europe .... At least no dealer or agent offering them... Really a shame

Go to the Heym factory and show this offer.
You get an great price also.
For real!!


 
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Typical ! We never see these offers in Europe .... At least no dealer or agent offering them... Really a shame

Go to the Heym factory and show this offer.
You get an great price also.
For real!!


Maybe Bockhunter, but we have a agent in between in Norway. The agent is barely promoting Heym in the market. Have tried to discuss with the agent before, but almost hopeless. The only guy there, adviced by Heym export manager Mark Twitchell, leaved the Heym agent and got employed by another agent which is the importer of Merkel, Sako, Tikka and Beretta to mention some brands.

Mark Twitchell has been very service minded, but I have to buy through the agent even if I visit the factory. That is why I do not believe I will get the same prices.


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Looks like to me they finally realized that the Euro has fallen, but they are still overpriced compared to their competitors. Of course they are great rifles, but I just can't see why they are over double the cost of a Merkel.


Because merkels point and swing like fence posts. Yes I have owned them as well. If you don't see the value of having a rifle stoked to fit, built to your specifications, intercepting sears, etc. Your obviously not the customer that is going to pay for that. So a Merkel is probably the perfect choice for you.


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This rifle is our "PH" rifle with a hand-engraved English scroll pattern. This combination will only be offered this year.

The available slots are limited, and they are selling very fast at SCI. If you are interested in one, please call me at 215.606.2566.

This is the office line, but it is forwarded to my cell phone.


www.heymusa.com


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Mckay, my comments have nothing to do with the rifles, per se; I am commenting on the facts; the Euro has dropped drastically in recent years. Prices of Merkels have also dropped. Prices of Heyms have not dropped at all; you don't have to be a financial expert to ask where the money went/is going. My company buys equipment that is priced in Euros, and when you are paying is dollars, it takes less dollars to buy a Euro. International monetary transactions are not hard to track.
 
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Did not know you could track currency? But trying to compare the two Is laughable. They both have two triggers and two pipes. So buy your Merkel and be happy.


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Did not know you could track currency? But trying to compare the two Is laughable. They both have two triggers and two pipes, so they are obviously equals. So buy your Merkel and be happy.


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Looks like to me they finally realized that the Euro has fallen, but they are still overpriced compared to their competitors. Of course they are great rifles, but I just can't see why they are over double the cost of a Merkel.


Probably because they are twice as good...


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I realize you are trying to be funny but you are missing the point; so far no one can explain why, when the Euro has fallen so far against the Dollar, that the price of the Heym has not dropped commensurate with the exchange rates. Double rifles are not oil and the Euro is not pegged to the dollar, so the difference is going somewhere. The Merkel comparison is that they have come down in price; why not the Heym too? I still don't think they are worth twice the price. Of course Heyms are great rifles; no argument there. It is the exchange rate that I also understand and I am asking the question. The Euro is at a 4 year low and has dropped 14 percent in the past year alone. No useful answers so far.
 
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Some impressions of the Heym booth (Handyphotos)...


 
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This is very interesting! I can see a definite need for a "low brow" double rifles forum. You know, for those losers who have and like their Merkel, Sabatti, Chapius, Krieghoff, Baikal.

The high brow forum would be for H&H, Rigby.........no wait, that would be the SUPER high brow forum.

The regular high brow forum would be for Heym, VC, Searcy.

I think if we were segregated into such forums, the high brow people wouldn't have to be offended by us low brow types................ Big Grin
 
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This rifle is our "PH" rifle with a hand-engraved English scroll pattern.


Sounds good.
Can a shorter forend be provided with this deal? Say between 18cm to 21cm long.

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Adam,
That's a mighty small forend, I think you meant cm not mm!!!
All jokes aside, I really like this model that they are doing, and I think the pricing is quite reasonable. What barrel lengths are offered??

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Nick, I think you have a good point about the centimeters ... Big Grin

I am not a specialist but too me it looks like a 26 inch barrel based on the Picture !


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Nice offer Chris! What is the estimated weight of the .375 and the .500? What is the estimated "gestation period"?


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The Euro is at a 4 year low and has dropped 14 percent in the past year alone. No useful answers so far.


The "old" price for the Heym PH was $17,000. The sale price at SCI is $14,000 and you are getting additional engraving that does not come on the standard PH. So that is about a 18% discount plus the free engraving.

Why do you continue to bitch about the price? Don't like it, dont buy it. But for the rest of the people its a hell of a deal.

There is your answer, 18% off which is 4% more than what the Euro dropped plus free engraving on top of that. If the wife and I were not building a new house in TN this year I would of placed an order for one myself.
And I am still tempted! My brother and I walked back to the booth 4 different times as I couldn't decide. Still mightSmiler


My biggest fear is when I die my wife will sell my guns for what I told her they cost.
 
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Nice offer Chris! What is the estimated weight of the .375 and the .500? What is the estimated "gestation period"?


375 Flanged --Mine is 9 # 3oz (with my claw bases)

500 on the large boxlock 12+/- dependent on wood density

my 450 on the standard boxlock is 10 # 7 oz (if my memory is correct)

the 470 on the large frame will go 11# +/-

the 450-400 will run 10 +/-

With the number of sales delivery is going to run about 10 months
(I too am considering getting another)
 
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This rifle is our "PH" rifle with a hand-engraved English scroll pattern.


Sounds good.
Can a shorter forend be provided with this deal? Say between 18cm to 21cm long.

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Current forend is approx. 23 cm
"Could be shortened abit if you like" per Chris
 
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They are a life time investment. Expensive yes but what else can you buy for 14 k that will out last you and your children.


If you own a gun and you are not a member of the NRA and other pro 2nd amendment organizations then YOU are part of the problem.
 
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I realize you are trying to be funny

I must confess I was, but also just my impressions on Merkels. I handled the new Sabattis at DSC, and were it not for the HORRIBLE introduction by Cabelas and the insanely idiotic idea of grounding barrels to fill a market niche, and if one were to take an OBJECTIVE look at both rifles, there is no question in my mind the Sabatti is a better buy.

Merkels aren't even in the same universe as Heyms, much less VCs. Lastly, there have been literally countless examples here of Merkels doubling on a regular basis.

When I was at DSC this year, I was speaking to a fellow AR member who related to me an incident at a double rifle shoot where there was a Merkel rep with doubles to try and after the first two or three doubled, he quietly put his guns away and left.

I am not a big fan of Heyms, but that is basically from a purely aesthetic angle ( I don't like the look of their notched actions and their rifles look unfinished sometimes), but from a quality standpoint, they are superb, and yes in my view twice as good. jorge


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Heym is not only at the shows in the USA. Here I post for you some pictures from the german hunting show


 
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Some pictures of three brand-new doubles. Mod. 80, 88 and 88 PH (light).


 
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I for one ordered one of the anniversary specials at the SCI show and couldn't be happier. Custom fitted with multiple measurements and an incredibly well balanced fit and feel. I was not looking for a gun at the show but when i handled this one and compared it to a Kreighoff they had as well I ordered one in the .450/400. Can't wait until this jewell arrives.
 
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Yes, great deal...ejectors and all!
 
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Is this offer still available?
 
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I realize you are trying to be funny but you are missing the point; so far no one can explain why, when the Euro has fallen so far against the Dollar, that the price of the Heym has not dropped commensurate with the exchange rates.

Same deal here for Swarovski priced in GBP versus the Euro - and there isn't even any import duty within the EU!
 
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