Theoban fenham

[weekend.rifle 44]

Hi guys looking for more info on the theoben fenham, i have bought one with a hyedua stock amd wondered what u guys think, quality, value etc

[smiles40 24]

i had one wish i had not sold it,it was one of the most accurate airguns i have shot and i have had a lot of airguns,great self contained gun mine loved bisley long range gold

[toby63 1,236]

ive had 2 over the past 20yrs and are great little rifles use to use field target trophy in mine.i use to haue another small rifle called hw90tb.basicly was at hw90 with short barrel evo+vortex sil and walnut stock cracking gun that but theoben stop doing them.think the evo took its place.

[weekend.rifle 44]

Thanks, what sort of money is good for them? It in grear condition an the gas ram is not easy to cock.

[pianoman 3,587]

They were a beautiful little rifle. One of Theoben's best Gas Rams.

 

The Hydua stock (pronounced like "shedua") is a rare one now. I've heard the Hydua tree is now a scarce type and its use as a wood source has been prohibited for some years.

 

Pianoman

[darkdd81 36]

Agreed with everyone above. A friend of mine had one in a Taunus stock with an ultra short barrel in .22. Really was a beautiful rifle.

 

ATB

[webster 90]

had one in .22 great gun but i found it too small for me , i had tried one in .177 and found it really jumpy ( hope that makes sense ) the first ones run a gas ram that maxes out about 10.5 flb

 

as a gun it was stunning light really pointable and smooth as silk to cock , i sold mine on for 270 quid an june last year . reason i sold it , i preferred my hw80

 

here she is

 

 

Edited January 11, 2013 by webster

[secretagentmole 1,701]

It is a Fenman by the way, not a Fenham (which is found sliced in butcher's shops near Ely)!

[weekend.rifle 44]

It is a Fenman by the way, not a Fenham (which is found sliced in butcher's shops near Ely)!

thanks to everyone who offered an opinion, i like it, need to get a scope for it, think ill pop out now for one and then ill stick some pics up

[Acuspell 329]

What calibre? The .20 and .22 are the more desirable ones. Deadly accurate, they were calibrated to 1/2" at 40 yards as minimum factory accuracy.

Get a decent scope - don't go for a cheap one., it would be like putting a good whisky in a plastic beaker!

 

Mine:

 

 

It won't be going anywhere fast. Just too good.

Edited January 11, 2013 by Acuspell

[GregT.22 0]

I had my fenman quite a few years ago and regret selling it now.i sold it when i moved to work in spain when iwas about 24,ten years ago.Was really accurate i used to use Feild target trophy .22 in it.Altough love my Daystate hunstman classic which i;ve only had 3 months now, would have loved to still owned my fenman though defo.