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Weatherby Centerfire Accumark Pistol
robsguns
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Ok, for the record, I dont know anything about this pistol.
That being said, I found this ad in my new Lock Stock and Barrel catalog very interesting. Its as follows.
Weatherby discontinued these pistols last year, and we bought the remaining inventory that the factory had left. We have them available in .22-250 and .243 Win in the repeater models with the synthetic stock for 785.00. Also, we have them available in the .223 rem in single shot, only 41 of these were ever made and we purchased them all. We have less than 15 left and each will have a copy of the factory certificate of authenticity sent with each one. THIS IS THE RAREST WEATHERBY PISTOL EVER MADE. 935.00 each.
Needless to say, I was impressed. If you know anything about these and are interested, there is the info. I havent vistited the web site to research what they have there on these, but its www.lockstock.com
Check it out if you like. The pistol picutured in the catalog is with a synthetic stock and its one incredible looking pistol, like I've never seen. I dont know which one of the two it is, but it beautiful, looks like a bolt action rifle but with no butt stock, just a pistol grip with a forearm that stops probably eight inches in front of the breech end, with maybe another eight inches of barrel extending past the forearm. Beautiful gun, really! Oh yes, it has a blued receiver, and a fluted stainless steel barrel, the flutes run from just at the end of the cartridge chamber, about where the bullet enters the rifling I suppose, to a point about 2 inches from muzzle. The bolt is stainless in appearance. The bolt handle is blued, with a little of a swept back appearance, not curved, but coming straight down and back at an angle. The trigger is completely enclosed in a trigger guard that is best described as what looks like a thumbhole stock but the thumbhole is in front of the pistol grip, and thats where the trigger is, a one piece stock, that makes the grip, trigger guard and forearm, really slick looking piece of work. GHD, varminthunter, you should see this thing.
I just tried to find this gun on the web site, no luck, but you can call them and ask about it, 1-800-228-7925
SSgt Ryan E. Roberts, USMC
Edited by - robsguns on 05/14/2002 20:51:12
Edited by - robsguns on 05/14/2002 21:02:12
That being said, I found this ad in my new Lock Stock and Barrel catalog very interesting. Its as follows.
Weatherby discontinued these pistols last year, and we bought the remaining inventory that the factory had left. We have them available in .22-250 and .243 Win in the repeater models with the synthetic stock for 785.00. Also, we have them available in the .223 rem in single shot, only 41 of these were ever made and we purchased them all. We have less than 15 left and each will have a copy of the factory certificate of authenticity sent with each one. THIS IS THE RAREST WEATHERBY PISTOL EVER MADE. 935.00 each.
Needless to say, I was impressed. If you know anything about these and are interested, there is the info. I havent vistited the web site to research what they have there on these, but its www.lockstock.com
Check it out if you like. The pistol picutured in the catalog is with a synthetic stock and its one incredible looking pistol, like I've never seen. I dont know which one of the two it is, but it beautiful, looks like a bolt action rifle but with no butt stock, just a pistol grip with a forearm that stops probably eight inches in front of the breech end, with maybe another eight inches of barrel extending past the forearm. Beautiful gun, really! Oh yes, it has a blued receiver, and a fluted stainless steel barrel, the flutes run from just at the end of the cartridge chamber, about where the bullet enters the rifling I suppose, to a point about 2 inches from muzzle. The bolt is stainless in appearance. The bolt handle is blued, with a little of a swept back appearance, not curved, but coming straight down and back at an angle. The trigger is completely enclosed in a trigger guard that is best described as what looks like a thumbhole stock but the thumbhole is in front of the pistol grip, and thats where the trigger is, a one piece stock, that makes the grip, trigger guard and forearm, really slick looking piece of work. GHD, varminthunter, you should see this thing.
I just tried to find this gun on the web site, no luck, but you can call them and ask about it, 1-800-228-7925
SSgt Ryan E. Roberts, USMC
Edited by - robsguns on 05/14/2002 20:51:12
Edited by - robsguns on 05/14/2002 21:02:12
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SSgt Ryan E. Roberts, USMC