What does Nick Murphy do to the Anschutz to have them 'Zenefied'
Is it correct to presume "Zenith" is the brand belonging to the chap ?
Would be good to know so as to understand what and any differences between a JH, a Zenefied Anschutz or even versus a Dave Welham AirMaster88 ...
Am surprised his contact details are difficult to find on any UK forum...must ONLY be by word of mouth to get OK'd and given the details to speak to the guy... (just a guess)
Zenith - What's in a Name ?
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#2 Re: Zenith - What's in a Name ?
Thanks Kane for the tip...
>> http://bluebookofgunvalues.com/airgun_v ... ?id=ZENITH_
"Previous trademark manufactured by Nick Murphy of Sileby, Loughborough, England from about 2001 to 2003. Nick Murphy developed and produced top level Field Target air rifles. All had .177 caliber Walther or Career barrels. All barrels were sleeved and free floating. Most stocks were made by custom stock maker Paul Wilson. All were built with special Zenith regulators. Ripley and Zenith air rifles were among the outstanding field target guns in German and English FT competition during 2003 and 2004. These were produced with a wide variety of features and finishes. Production stopped at a total of sixteen rifles. The most recent sale was for $3,100."
>> http://bluebookofgunvalues.com/airgun_v ... ?id=ZENITH_
"Previous trademark manufactured by Nick Murphy of Sileby, Loughborough, England from about 2001 to 2003. Nick Murphy developed and produced top level Field Target air rifles. All had .177 caliber Walther or Career barrels. All barrels were sleeved and free floating. Most stocks were made by custom stock maker Paul Wilson. All were built with special Zenith regulators. Ripley and Zenith air rifles were among the outstanding field target guns in German and English FT competition during 2003 and 2004. These were produced with a wide variety of features and finishes. Production stopped at a total of sixteen rifles. The most recent sale was for $3,100."
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#3 Re: Zenith - What's in a Name ?
...this one is a true stunner
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#4 Re: Zenith - What's in a Name ?
credit: https://www.air-arms.co.uk/target/field ... -sue-swift
Solid 1 piece Zenith mounts seems rich & deep bluing so suggests Its a steel mount ??? in which case would weigh a tonne !...
Solid 1 piece Zenith mounts seems rich & deep bluing so suggests Its a steel mount ??? in which case would weigh a tonne !...
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