29 August 2024, 00:31
KDGJWestley Richards 400/360
A high condition WR takedown in 400/360. WR has no records on the rifle, but it is highly engraved with a nicely figured stock.
Ken
29 August 2024, 09:45
Peter Connanquote:
Originally posted by degoins:
beautiful!
Indeed!
30 August 2024, 04:23
bghntr416Stunning! Thank you for sharing.
31 August 2024, 01:23
FjoldQuite the rifle. It's hard to believe that WR has no records of it.
31 August 2024, 05:32
KDGJquote:
Originally posted by Fjold:
Quite the rifle. It's hard to believe that WR has no records of it.
They had some flood and lost some of the books. The serial number isn’t listed in Winfer’s book either. The gun was probably built around 1902-1904.
Ken
31 August 2024, 19:49
Fjoldquote:
Originally posted by KDGJ:
quote:
Originally posted by Fjold:
Quite the rifle. It's hard to believe that WR has no records of it.
They had some flood and lost some of the books. The serial number isn’t listed in Winfer’s book either. The gun was probably built around 1902-1904.
Ken
That makes sense, Thanks.
27 December 2024, 02:38
ReturnspringBeautiful rifle Ken. Which of the various 400/360s is that in? I love takedown rifles.
Does that have a steel buttplate or heel and toe clips?
Chris
27 December 2024, 04:41
KDGJChris,
I’m not sure what you mean by which 400/360. It is a WR 400/360. The barrels marked Westley Richards High Velocity Nitro Express Rifle 360 Bore. Bertram wasn’t fitting well so I’m using 9.3x74R brass cut down and resized (no problems).
It has the steel buttplate with a trap door for a cleaning rod (unfortunately it is missing)
Ken