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400NitroExpress
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Re: W C Scott vs Isaac Hollis [Re: watto]
#85135 - 05/09/07 12:59 AM

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Correction to my last post.

I must apologise for some confusion in my last post. The take over of Tipping & Lawden, which should have read 1887 was actually by P Webley & Sons, who then amalgamated with W & C Scott & Sons and Richard Ellis & Sons in 1897.

Philip Webley & Son acquired Tipping & Lawden in 1877, not 1887.

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Re: W C Scott vs Isaac Hollis [Re: 400NitroExpress]
#85157 - 05/09/07 05:55 AM

I don't know if it qualifies as reverse snobery, but last year I bought a Wm Evans 10 bore specifically because it was a Webley screw grip, not because it had Evans' name on it.

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Re: W C Scott vs Isaac Hollis [Re: Savuti_One_Shot]
#85158 - 05/09/07 06:09 AM

Hmmm.......

Sorry but, Webley screw grip =??? i am unfamiliar with this term.....or at least the meaning of it!

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Ben

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