The pre-war 'Straight Grip' Senior, my personal favorite from the Webley range. .
Brian
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The pre-war 'Straight Grip' Senior, my personal favorite from the Webley range. .
Brian
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My personal goal is to nail down the same in a US Stoeger!Originally Posted by Abasmajor
The pre-war 'Straight Grip' Senior, my personal favorite from the Webley range. .
Brian
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Hi,
Good luck with what would be an extremely expensive quest here in the UK. Although I have both calibres for this pistol, I would certainly go for the .177 given a choice as I find this much more accurate at 10 metres than the .22 calibre.
Interestingly, I have found this to be true for all spring powered air pistols I have tried with the reverse seeming to be the case with my Co2 powered pistols (Crosman 150, Benjamin 262 etc).
Regards
Brian
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Interesting I have noticed the same thing. I’m wondering if the same is true of Haenel 28s, my mint 22, 28 is very inconsistent. Haven’t tested my new 28, .177. I also tend to only want 22 Crosman rifles, just seem better for the pneumatic volume of air.
It don't mean a thing, if it ain't got a Spring
In all seriousness, (apart from Ian's digressions) I really like Webley pistols !
I have a smashing Premier "blued" E model .22 Cal. Boxed and I love it !
It is a truly noble quest persuing the collection of these magnificent British air pistols, but as there are so many, I decided a long time ago that I wouldn't collect them.
However, as I attend many Shows, Sales, Fairs etc. and see the many tremendous examples therein, I don't blame anyone from seriously collecting them so I say, Good Luck to anyone wishing to gather as many great air pistols of this famous British airgun manufacturer !
Go for it Guys !
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