New British Made Air Rifle

[Geezer]

The market as the manufacturers see it is just not there. I'd give my left nut for a compact break barrel that looks like a fenman, weighs the same as a 99 and with the build quality of an Air Arms. In fact I'd give both nuts. Thing is, it looks like I'll be keeping my nuts.

So you want a Birmingham-made walnut Webley Longbow, except you want to buy it in return for testicles?

[buttloaves]

So you want a Birmingham-made walnut Webley Longbow, except you want to buy it in return for testicles?

He may become too can't be arsed to use his new gun with his nuts off, wonder if he considered that when he decided to use them as currency.

[robs5230]

So you want a Birmingham-made walnut Webley Longbow, except you want to buy it in return for testicles?

Oddly enough, the longbow seems to have sort of passed me by. The introduction of the HW80 seemed to outshine any previous rifle and the idea of rifles never really attracted me until the TX200 came along. Maybe I do need a Brummie longbow.

[Geezer]

Oddly enough, the longbow seems to have sort of passed me by. The introduction of the HW80 seemed to outshine any previous rifle and the idea of rifles never really attracted me until the TX200 came along. Maybe I do need a Brummie longbow.

It was only made from 2002-5, when almost everyone was into PCPs, so easy to miss.

If Webley had not gone bust in 2005, I'd wager it would still be in production, and popular.

[look no hands]

It was only made from 2002-5, when almost everyone was into PCPs, so easy to miss.

If Webley had not gone bust in 2005, I'd wager it would still be in production, and popular.

You've got to admit the Webley Venom Sidewinder compact was a thing of beauty and probably shot sublime, I had a SFS tuned Longbow and that was lovely but like we all do, I sold it on for the next attraction.

Pete