This OSP was part of a package deal to get the Olympia and an early Colt Commercial. This is the first .22 Short I have ever owned. Accuracy was good, but not as good as the Olympia.
Tell me about these guns I bought.
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Tell me about these guns I bought.
Hope you guys can help out a new member. I was wondering the value of these two guns. I know it's a little late, but I don't think I paid too much. But I have to satisfy my curiosity. I do not know the exact model of this gun. I think it is a 205? Shot it for the first time tonight and it is extremely accurate.
This OSP was part of a package deal to get the Olympia and an early Colt Commercial. This is the first .22 Short I have ever owned. Accuracy was good, but not as good as the Olympia.
This OSP was part of a package deal to get the Olympia and an early Colt Commercial. This is the first .22 Short I have ever owned. Accuracy was good, but not as good as the Olympia.
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Hi,
The Hammerli 208/215 is a descendant of the Walther Olympia that Hammerli produced under license, after WWII, when Walther was forbidden to manufacture any firearm.
Number two is an old OSP if it the blue print:
http://www.mek-schuetzen.de/Blueprints/ ... sp_old.JPG
match.
Kent
The Hammerli 208/215 is a descendant of the Walther Olympia that Hammerli produced under license, after WWII, when Walther was forbidden to manufacture any firearm.
Number two is an old OSP if it the blue print:
http://www.mek-schuetzen.de/Blueprints/ ... sp_old.JPG
match.
Kent