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| Accuracy | 8.6/10  |
|---|---|
| Handling | 8.9/10 |
| Value for Money | 8.6/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 8.8/10 |
| Overall Rating | 8.9/10  |
Full review by
yana
on 29th Nov 2005
User Rating : 8
Respect :
+1
Good Points: Great looks even in beech Light and well balanced great looking C.A.T.S silencer Good trigger
Bad Points: Too expensive in Holland A very lively shooter; requires marksmanship; very hold sensitive Webley barrel instead of the Longbows Walther barrel
General comments: Fell in love when I first saw the Webley Tomahawk. Bought it immediately. Was kinda shocked by it's shooting behaviour though; kicks even more than my Patriot! due to the light weight and power. So I had it Venom tuned.
It's not so easy to shoot accurately, not as easy as my HW's and AA though. Requires more marksmanship; it's more holdsensitive.
Still think it's the best looking springer ever made though. It just takes some practice.
It's too expensive in Holland though, can't compete with oher brands. I love my Tommys but I'd only recommend it to an experienced (magnum)springer shooter. And even than I'd really recommend a tune. Don't know how accurate it really is, haven't tried that yet.
yana's review and ratings | 161 words
Review by
Sifu456
on 18th May 2005
User Rating : 10
Respect :
+2
The Webley Tomahawk is an excellent air rifle in look and feel, powerful and accurate, very smooth in operation and just a beautiful air rifle. The trigger was crisp and broke clean this rifle had the shorter barrel and was in .22 caliber. This is one nice air rifle the Brits make a nice rifle and do it with style, shaken not stirred.
Top notch quailty, nice stock, excellent bluing and great method of releasing the safety, accurate and very powerful. Nice big man rifle probably would feel hu ...
Sifu456's full review | 277 words
Review by
Jackalite
on 1st Feb 2004
User Rating : 10
Respect :
+7
Bought it with a deerhunter 3-9x40 scope and haven't missed a target yet.
It IS quite heavy for me but thats all to do with stature. The muzzle is top quality as is the whole gun. Webley are an awesome make of air rifles and they continue to amaze. British guns can't be surprassed..FACT!
Jackalite's full review | 71 words | 3 comments added.
Review by
beammeupscotty.
on 30th Jul 2003
User Rating : 9
Respect :
+3
I popped for the Venom version of the Tomahawk, purchased from Mac1. I am not really a springer shooter, preferring CO2 or PCP, but I love the concept of the springer so I decided to try this one out. So far, so good. I am still in the springer learning curve, and my Tomahawk is still in the breaking in stage (under 1000 shots), but so far I rather like this gun. It kicks hard, putting out just about exactly 20 fpe, and its lightness amplifiys the kick, but I opted for the Tomahawk over a P ...
beammeupscotty.'s full review | 250 words
Review by
Dan.
on 2nd Jul 2002
User Rating : 9
Respect :
+4
I purchased this Webley Tomahawk airgun as a pest/plinker. Didn't expect the degree of accuracy that has been experienced. Features and performance per dollar are good value. The stock could have used a little fine sanding prior to sending out the door, but the lines and grain are beautiful. Many more expensive guns come with less features.
Dan.'s full review | 92 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
Mr_B.
on 26th May 2002
User Rating : 9
Respect :
+2
The Webley Tomahawk air rifle looks modern with its main line running down either side of the stock. Easy to load, very powerful and little recoil. My Simmons 3-9 x 40 scope fits nicely on the top and together make an excellent combination. Feels well made, and it should be for the price!
I found the rifle online for £189 from the above website.
Mr_B.'s full review | 92 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
james stannard.
on 23rd May 2002
User Rating : 10
Respect :
0
You won't get a better springer than the Webley Tomahawk. It's as accurate as any middle range pre charged when handled right. It has no less than 12ftlbs of power, it looks the part and it's not expensive. Superb value for money.
james stannard.'s full review | 82 words
Review by
Lloyd.
on 21st May 2002
User Rating : 3
Respect :
-15
Webley have managed too make their top of the range springer less accurate than their bottom of the range , with dreadful handling, sluggish recoil and a big fat uncomfortable pistol grip. Basically Webley should be ashamed , and its not surprising nobodys buying them . Stick with the Exocet and stingray .
Lloyd.'s full review | 61 words | 10 comments added.
Review by
Lloyd Garland.
on 16th May 2002
User Rating : 10
Respect :
+4
I've been shooting air rifles for a number of years now, and have found the Webley Tomahawk to be every bit as good as my old Vulcan. Consistant power and accuracy with every shot. I've used "good" pellets, I've used "bad" pellets, and this rifle gets the best from them all. Crossman Powapels shoot best so far, but the cheapie Milbro ones shoot well too! Great rifle, better than I expected, accept no substitute.
Lloyd Garland.'s full review | 103 words
Review by
Ally.
on 21st Jan 2002
User Rating : 10
Respect :
+16
I have been shooting air guns for years now, and the webley tomahawk .177 is by far the best. Its accurate-when zeroing in my scope, i shot a pellet, then another, which i discoverd whent throught the same hole, 5 shots later i had a hole the size of a .25 pellet. It's bang on the legal limit, enough to topple bunnies out to 45m+, consistently. With the walnut stock, checkerd grips and its chamferd down either side its looks as good as it shoots.
This gun is brilliant, get one!
Ally.'s full review | 91 words
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