Webly& Scott training gun

[Jason Ginn]

It sounds like a fencing musket. they were made by a number of makers in England from the 19th century.

Joe Salter has a Webley & Scott for sale now:http://www.joesalter.com/detail.php?f_qryitem=12880

This page has a bit of info on the muskets and images of a Greener example:http://www.rifleman.org.uk/Fencing_musket.htm
Hope this helps

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[George McKenzie]

Thanks for all the coments .I'll get a picture of it .This gun does not have a bolt action on it .Just looked at the one for sale and it is like that one

[Robin Craig]

I have a Swift and its box. . . .


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[mike mckinley]

i should clarify, that there are three or four versions of the swift t/r ..the one i have is the final version. long branch also produced a training rifle, which was just as realistic as the swift. i have never seen one for sale, but hopefully one will turn up one day.

[Wayne McGee]

I happen to have one looking for a good home. Swift Training Rifle transit case, that is.

[maple_leaf_eh]

Originally Posted by mike mckinley

i should clarify, that there are three or four versions of the swift t/r ..the one i have is the final version. long branch also produced a training rifle, which was just as realistic as the swift. i have never seen one for sale, but hopefully one will turn up one day.

One of the most active gun forums in Canada (probably the only really good one for that matter) is dub dub dub canadiangunnutz.com. There is a forum for military surplus firearms and a well-watched exchange too. Register and post and WTB (wanted to buy) ad for a Long Branch Training Rifle.