webley Omega

[I. J.]

Photos of the Webley Omega prototype as promised.

This rifle plus the prototype Omega with the adjustable gas ram system, will be available to shoot (in competition ? ) at Rivington Riflemens Classic Meeting and Bring & Buy we have planned for our indoor range on Sunday 1st November.

ATB
Ian

[Punchsteve]

... Proper job matey, good to hear, and hope all is well with you . Atb: G.

Not bad here Gareth. Hope all is also well with your family.

PS: I also have a mental list as to who will reply to a thread with 'BSF 65' in the title.

[Retracted_Yeti]

I refuse a battle of wits with an unarmed man.

ATB
Ian

GIT!!!

Cheers.

Roy.

[Gareth W-B]

PS: I also have a mental list as to who will reply to a thread with 'BSF 65' in the title.

... and what about one with Airgunaid SP-5 .20 cal Hunter in the title . Hee hee. Atb m8: G.

[Gareth W-B]

A very nice rifle the Omega, just not as good as the Tomahawk.

Can't argue with that ... After all, what other standard rifle affords you enough time between pulling the trigger, and the pellet setting off, to nip to the kitchen, and pop the kettle on to make a brew . Ha ha ha.

Imho, due to its long stroke, the standard 12ft.lb Tommy was woeful, which was why Webley axed it after only a year, and introduced the Longbow, which I concede, is very nearly as good as the Omega, but just lacks the refined Anschutz style release catch and open sight facility that the Omega sports -- features each, which set the Omega above all others . The Tomahawk was/is a beaut in FAC around 22ft.lb in .22, and 16ft.lb in .177 however, as imo, that is what it was really designed for. Atb: G.

[I. J.]

Not bad here Gareth. Hope all is also well with your family.

PS: I also have a mental list as to who will reply to a thread with 'BSF 65' in the title.

Go on. Gizza clue? Have you, by the way, joined the BSF65 Owners Club ?

ATB
Ian

[Gareth W-B]

Photos of the Webley Omega prototype as promised.

Superb, what a treat . And oh, by the way Jonsey, I hate you . Ha ha ha. Who'd ya manage to coax it off ya smooth talkin' brunette you (can tell me by p-m if it’s double secret ), but as for ...

Go on. Gizza clue? Have you, by the way, joined the BSF65 Owners Club ?

Think I truly started sommat when I changed your user name under line, didn't I, and I see our Jim has been busy adding to it for you, too . Hee hee. Atvb my good friend: G.

[I. J.]

Think I truly started sommat when I changed your user name under line, didn't I, and I see our Jim has been busy adding to it for you, too . Hee hee. Atvb my good friend: G.

Ahh! Its you we have to thank for the idea of a BSF 65 Owners Club the popularity of which now equals this very BBS.

ATB
Ian

[mallyally]

Can't argue with that ... After all, what other standard rifle affords you enough time between pulling the trigger, and the pellet setting off, to nip to the kitchen, and pop the kettle on to make a brew . Ha ha ha.

that would be the PROSPORT do i get a prize

[Gareth W-B]

Can't argue with that ... After all, what other standard rifle affords you enough time between pulling the trigger, and the pellet setting off, to nip to the kitchen, and pop the kettle on to make a brew . Ha ha ha.

that would be the PROSPORT do i get a prize

You've a ropey old ProSport in need of some TLC there then Mally me 'ol mucka ... Pros have exactly the same trigger mechanism as on the TX200, ergo can be quite easily set to be clean crisp and quick ...

[mallyally]

You've a ropey old ProSport in need of some TLC there then Mally me 'ol mucka ... Pros have exactly the same trigger mechanism as on the TX200, ergo can be quite easily set to be clean crisp and quick ...

HAD and it was a spankin new carbon shrouded bugger
swapped it for two beeman/webley C1 carbines
best deal i ever did

[Gareth W-B]

HAD and it was a spankin new carbon shrouded bugger
swapped it for two beeman/webley C1 carbines
best deal i ever did

As a fellow collector, that was a good deal matey, as the C1, is a lovely looking Vulcan variant, and quite rare . Still think you were short changed on the quality of your PS's trigger though, especially being new, and I'd've kicked up a stink (am good at stinking ) if it'd been me, and sent it off to AA to sort. All is well that ends well however as assume the PS's new owner has managed to have the trigger correctly set, or has grown to like it as it is . Atb: G.

[mallyally]

As a fellow collector, that was a good deal matey, as the C1 is a lovely looking Vulcan variant, and quite rare . Still think you were short changed on the quality of your PS's trigger though, especially being new, and I'd've kicked up a stink (am good at stinking ) if it'd been me, and set it off to AA to sort. All is well that ends well however, as assume the new owner has managed to have the PS's trigger correctly set, or has grown to like it as is . Atb: G.

wasnt the trigger that was the problem / although it WAS a bit creepy
the lock time was soooo slow an i didnt like the ballance
wont be buying another any time soon
the beemans though are cool

[R. P. McMurphy]

Photos of the Webley Omega prototype as promised.

This rifle plus the prototype Omega with the adjustable gas ram system, will be available to shoot (in competition ? ) at Rivington Riflemens Classic Meeting and Bring & Buy we have planned for our indoor range on Sunday 1st November.

ATB
Ian

Awsome shooter that is Mr I. J.,absolutely superb.

[Gareth W-B]

Awsome shooter that is Mr I. J.,absolutely superb.

... Well said Mr McMurphy Sir, innit just .