N/A 10 Meter break barrels

[DualMagMike]

Diana 10

Beeman 800

HW55MM

HW55SM

HW55T

Walther LG55T DST

LG55

LGV Special

LGVT

Diana 60T

D65T

 

[bdzjlz]

Stunning collection! Thanks for sharing.

 

[harrympope]

I'd never leave my garage if I had those to shoot!

 

[kingfisher61]

Diana 10

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Beeman 800

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HW55MM

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HW55SM

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HW55T

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Walther LG55T DST

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LG55

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LGV Special

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LGVT

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Wow....what a line up!!!! 55T DST incredible. Love em all. I'd throw in a D60 to round it off. Lol. Thanks for your posts. Always a treat.

 

[DualMagMike]

Wow....what a line up!!!! 55T DST incredible. Love em all. I'd throw in a D60 to round it off. Lol. Thanks for your posts. Always a treat.

oh crap forgot a couple going back to edit!

 

[Frank in Fairfield]

I had the last 55T (N) that Bob Beeman had in Santa Rosa.
I traded for it.
Didn’t use it.
Sold it to some dude in Spokane, WA…..$1000.00

 

[specie]

I need that D65T...

 

[bf1956]

No Winchester...

 

[DualMagMike]

No Winchester...

???

 

[kingfisher61]

oh crap forgot a couple going back to edit!

That's what daddy's talkin bout! Those tyros are gorgeous! Thanks for adding them.

 

[bf1956]

???

I thought there was a Winchester branded one? I could be wrong.

 

[DualMagMike]

I thought there was a Winchester branded one? I could be wrong.

The Winchester you might be talking about is a re-braded Diana which is shown above. I keep saying those who point out what's missing should be responsible for providing that item

 

[Wadcutter]

Wow!! Not much to add to the beautiful lineup above. Like DMM stated, the Winchester 333 is a rebranded Diana 65. The example in the pic below has a date code of 11 72.
The other rifle should fit the category of 10-meter break barrels. This is an expertly crafted Austrian made "Tyrol Tournier 53." It seems to be an obscure model, as I can find very little information about it. Assume it was manufactured in the early to mid-'50s. It has a very nice fit and balance, with a soft leather piece fitted in the forearm. The trigger breaks cleanly after it reaches the second stage, despite the fact that there is a very long travel until then.

 

[specie]

I still need the D65T, and now I also need a Tyrol Tournier 53. Last week I needed DMM's 300T...

 

[Chuck-in-Ohio]

That Tyrol Tournier is awesome!
As Specie mentioned, I never even realized that I needed one of those!

 

[DualMagMike]

I still need the D65T, and now I also need a Tyrol Tournier 53. Last week I needed DMM's 300T...

I've still got a wish list I'm working on

 

[marflow 777]

just some

 

[DualMagMike]

updating this thread with my most recent find, an HW55 Champ

 

[MDriskill]

Congrats on the Champ, which is a rare and really cool little rifle. Truly kid-sized, with a nice ambi stock, and the nifty adjustable-position trigger blade should be on all HW's in my opinion!

 

[MDriskill]

More barrel-cocking refugees from the springer target gun era! You PCP guys might be shocked how well some of these oldsters shoot, lol...

Diana model 35/b, in .22 cal:

Early Walther LGV in wonderfully ergonomic "Olympia" stock...

...which will do this on a good day:

Stock variations available for the Weihrauch HW 55: