Heym Model 26B Combination

HEYM Waffenfabrik GmbH · Rifle · In Production

Also known as: Heym 26B BBF, Heym 26B Bockbuchsflinte, Heym Model 26 Combination

Overview

The Heym Model 26 BBF (Bockbuchsflinte) is a German over-and-under break-action combination gun pairing a smoothbore shotgun barrel on top with a rifled barrel underneath, built on a lightweight aluminum-alloy receiver. Weighing about 2.9 kg with a 55 cm barrel and 98 cm overall length, it uses a Handspanner manual-cocking (two-loop) mechanism that lets the hunter carry the gun loaded but uncocked. It is a compact, walnut-stocked mountain and driven-game arm from Heym's Gleichamberg workshop, offered in rifle chamberings such as 8x57 IRS, .30-06 and .222 Rem, with other calibers including 9.3x74R available to order.

Specifications

Weight (empty)2900 g (102.3 oz)
Overall Length980 mm (38.58")
Barrel Length559 mm (22.01")
Action TypeBreak Action
Firing MechanismHammer Fired
Trigger TypeSingle Action
Magazine Capacity2 rounds
Muzzle Velocity700 m/s (2297 fps)
Muzzle Energy4540 J (3349 ft·lbf)
Effective Range150 m (164 yd)
Barrel RiflingRifled And Smoothbore
Frame MaterialAluminum Alloy
Barrel MaterialSteel
Stock MaterialWalnut
FinishBlued

Calibers

Features

Production

Built to order in Heym's German workshop.

Origin

Country of origin: Germany

Notes

The Model 26 platform is offered as a double rifle (BBDB), a combination gun (Bockbuchsflinte/BBF) with a rifle barrel over a shotgun barrel, and in multiple chamberings including 7x57R, 7x65R, .30-30 Winchester, .308 Marlin, 8x57R and 9.3x74R. Weight is approximately 2.9 kg without optics.

Background

Heym markets the Model 26 as the only combination-class arm of its kind whose permanently soldered barrel bundle can fire eight shots without shifting point of impact, a claim aimed at the European driven-hunt and mountain-stalking traditions where a single gun must answer for both furred and feathered game.