Want to drool just a little?

**Rick Pascoe** · 30-03-2015, 12:02

If you like pretty things and love craftmanship check this out .https://instagr.in/t/westleyrichards

**SeanG** · 30-03-2015, 13:08

Oh WOW!!!!

Thanks Rick

**Ds J** · 30-03-2015, 14:45

Prastag prastag!

**Peter Wells** · 30-03-2015, 14:57

A little? Thanks Rick

**drie57** · 31-03-2015, 18:02

At last I understand why the British hunt with a necktie on. You just wouldn't shoot one of these rifles with a T-shirt on. Just would not be respectful.

**MTTSS** · 31-03-2015, 20:19

Thanks Rick they sure have style.

**Maroelas** · 31-03-2015, 21:12

Hot dang!

**Rick Pascoe** · 31-03-2015, 21:40

I actually have one of the guns listed. See pix 434.545,660. Unfortunately it is not one of the long guns. My Westley Richards "Highest possible" air pistol was made for a South African company that I worked for in the early 60's. Whilst it has the WR patent number and date it is marked "The Unity Air Pistol" - Shimwell Bros. South Africa. WR as far as I can ascertain only made just over 1000 of these guns so I guess mine is a real rarity. For a gun that is over 100 years old it still shoots extremely well.

**WILDCARD** · 10-06-2017, 21:21

Originally Posted by Rick Pascoe

I actually have one of the guns listed. See pix 434.545,660. Unfortunately it is not one of the long guns. My Westley Richards "Highest possible" air pistol was made for a South African company that I worked for in the early 60's. Whilst it has the WR patent number and date it is marked "The Unity Air Pistol" - Shimwell Bros. South Africa. WR as far as I can ascertain only made just over 1000 of these guns so I guess mine is a real rarity. For a gun that is over 100 years old it still shoots extremely well.

Necro post indeed but to day I handled this by Rick!