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Webley Hawk
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Average Ratings for Webley Hawk

  • Accuracy4.1 stars
  • Handling4.3 stars
  • Value for Money4.6 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings4.3 stars
  • Overall Rating4.5 stars

12 Reviews For Webley Hawk

  • the watchkeeper 23rd Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: Its accuracy and is easy to use, its light and has a nice feel to it also comfortable to hold.


    Bad Points: Can't think of any


    General comments: I bought my webley hawk mk 2 i think in the late 60s or poss early 70s so it is well over thirty years old that i can recall, my father owned a public house at the time and we had a large back yard and the pub was three storys high and we lived in the middle of a wooded forest the yard was enclosed so it was safe to use, my targets were bottle tops resting upended bear bottle crates in those days made of wood i set them to about 125 feet and was ablwe to hit them nearly every time, only because when i was younger i did not have a steady hand, it was stored for about 20-25 years in my attic i recently got the gun out of its box with only slight surface rust which has cleaned of nicely there was no rust in the barrel that i could see so i popped a pellet in and tried it out in my garden which is 80 feet long and with out adjusting anything hit my target spot on the nose, several times, hows that for a fabulous old gun, i will never part with it it is like a part of the family and an old friend, i am now in the process of giving it a proper clean before i start to use it again properly.

  • harry mac 30th May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    Introduced in the early 70s, these were the first of the "modern" Webleys. For it's day the MkI was very racy looking, but was old hat airgun technology in a modern stock. The interchangeable barrel was a big selling point. The MkII was a big improvement and had an adjustable trigger and micrometer adjustable rear sight. It kept the interchangeable barrel feature but with a different removal procedure. The MkII was meant to be a further improvement but really wasn't. Safety catch was repositione ...

  • Guest 6th Jan 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    This rifle can be used by anyone from the novice up. Fit some decent sights and you can use it all day long with no bother. My son has spent many happy hours round the fields after rats etc, and always comes home with a smile on his face.

  • hasnain Rank: Lance Corporal 7th Feb 2006

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I bought my Webley Hawk 15 years ago. Although it is cheap but it is dead accurate and can compete with many of the expensive airguns in accuracy. I like to hunt pigeons & starlings and it is dead accurate on pigeons and starlings within 35 yards.

  • hasnain Rank: Lance Corporal 6th Feb 2006

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I bought my Webley Hawk 15 years ago. It has great value for money although it was cheap but it can compete with many of the expensive airguns. My Webley Hawk is dead accurate within 35 yards. I tried more than 20 kinds of pellets but RWS

  • The ultimate hunter 1st Apr 2004

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    The webley hawk is a old model but still can compete with modern day air rifles in the accuracy department. I own a stingray and a Theoben eliminater and its just as accurate untill 40 yrds then the eliminator comes into its own. In my opinion and many other peoples the Webley hawk is the ideal leaner air rifle light accurate and fairly powerful. (dont go buying a f.a.c as your first rifle or anything that is expensive learn on a webley hawk) it can also be used as a light hunter (pigeons rats e ...

  • satansoft 16th Oct 2003

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I use a Weirauch HW77K, but my 10 year old son found it very heavy to use, so I found a second hand MkII Webley Hawk in a car boot sale. I gave it an overhaul,regreased the innards etc. the stock was in bad condition so I took it back to bare wood and restained and waxed it, added a nice 4 x 32 and now its a very sweet gun for next to nothing cost. . Nice and light, and plenty of power. Now my son is upset, coz I am growing fond of it . . what more can I say. . . .

  • Kirkstead. 28th Oct 2002

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    I had a Webley Hawk MK3 for xmas when I was 11.I had a BSA Airsporter aswell but my dad got me the Hawk 'cos it's nice and light, son'. It wasn't very much fun to shoot as I remember and was quite ugly looking to me...especially the sights and the stock. I've got a HW95 now and compared to that it's like a peashooter in the power department....good starter gun for kids.

  • IAN ROCKS. 25th Sep 2002

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I Have a Webley Hawk air rifle and i find it quite light compared to some more modern rifles. It was only £20 so i think it was good value.

  • jimbob. 15th Jun 2002

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The Webley Hawk air gun can be upgraded to be very powerful and fast.

  • Chris. 17th Mar 2002

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    The Webley hawk's a great starter air rifle, however it's an old rifle and most of the ones around today will have pretty worn barrels - mine does. It's fairly powerful and has quite a good stock on it, though it's not got an adjustable trigger or anything like that which most modern rifles have today.

  • Jason. Rank: Lance Corporal 12th Dec 2001

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    The Webley Hawk is a great rifle for beginners but thats about it. It could put a hole in something so i suppose its not all bad. It must be an old model (verging on antique) because no mags or sites have anything about them.