LP 103
- .177 cal., SP, SS, push-barrel Gat-style air pistol, white plastic checkered grips, 7.8 in. OAL, 12 oz.
HEYM AG
During 1998, Heym underwent a management change. The company name was changed from Heym Waffenfabrik AG to Heym AG during mid-2007. Previously manufactured in Muennerstadt, Germany circa 1952-1995 and Suhl, Germany between 1865 and 1945. Originally founded in 1865 by F.W. Heym. Previously imported by JagerSport, Ltd. located in Cranston, RI 1993-1994 only, Heckler & Koch, Inc. (until 1993) located in Sterling, VA, Heym America, Inc. (subsidiary of F.W. Heym of W. Germany) located in Fort Wayne, IN, and originally by Paul Jaeger, Inc. 1970-1986.
For more information and current pricing on both new and used Heym firearms, please refer to the Blue Book of Gun Values (also available online).
For more information and current pricing on both new and used Heym firearms, please refer to the Blue Book of Gun Values (also available online).
Previous airgun manufacturer and current firearm manufacturer established in 1865 and located in Gleichamberg, Germany since 1995. Made airguns from 1949-1952. Currently firearms are imported beginning 2006 by Double Gun Imports LLC, located in Dallas, TX. Limited importation 1999-2005 by New England Custom Gun Service, Ltd., located in Plainfield, NH.
HEYM AG Airguns Models