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Webley Vulcan
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Average Ratings for Webley Vulcan

  • Accuracy4.5 stars
  • Handling4.6 stars
  • Value for Money4.9 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings4.8 stars
  • Overall Rating4.7 stars

39 Reviews For Webley Vulcan

  • David Gray Rank: Lance Corporal 19th Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: Mega-powerful. Feels like a .303 rifle to hold. Maximum kudos. Big thump as shot releases. Teaches you how to handle a firearm. Sitting up and breaking the barrel teaches you to re-set your shooting position quickly and releases tension that bolt-action guns can give you. Shoot it and put it away. No other kit required like chargers.


    Bad Points: Only that there are not millions of them. If you see one BUY IT!! OK, one more bad point - wife says it can't stay in the bed with us anymore.


    General comments: Have had my Vulcan carbine with 'silencer' for 10 years. Don't find it heavy - if anything, compared to pre-charged weapons it's rear-weighted and feels fabulous. Doesn't rattle. Have standard scope and just shoot targets as practice for firearm shooting down the TA range. The spring recoil gives a feel of a much bigger cartridge weapon like an SA80 (really!) and lets you get used to the rifle jumping off target after each shot - just like a semi-auto firearm. Pre-charge rifles may be 'bling' but they are dull dull dull compared to one of these monsters. Being a Webley it has cache like a Lee-Enfield and anyone who pokes fun will be seen as a twit by the experienced shots. Either spend £1000 on a pre-charged or get a Vulcan.

  • Guest 19th May 2009

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    My Webley Vulcan has a short barel it is a good gun and as much as I have used it the sites have naver jumped ( tuch wood).

  • Guest 23rd Mar 2009

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    I bought my Webley Vulcan .177 27 years ago. I have shot it thousands of times and shot many critters with it, including some big preditors. I have been looking at new more powerful air guns, but they all feel low-class relative to my old Vulcan. So I still have my old reliable Vulcan. There are more powerful guns out there, but none with the balance, accuracy and quality of the Vulcan.

  • Guest 16th Jan 2009

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    I received my Webley Vulcan new in 1983 - for my 14th birthday present. The following year my parents furnished me with a TASCO 3x9x50 scope. I've had the rifle for 26 years and the combination 25 years. The complete systems is as reliable and accurate today as it was all those years ago. Apart from a small amount of pitting on the blueing - it's still in pristine condition. I must have put 30,000 pellets through it over the years. An absolute design classic of the air rifle world. Brilliant.
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  • Guest 12th Oct 2008

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    Vulcan much missed old friend. Ideal weight for hunting, enough power and smooth to shoot. A great all round air rifle.

  • Guest 3rd Oct 2008

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    Ive just got a bisley silencer and new scope for my webley vulcan 2.2
    and its a cracking piece of kit. I dont know how but my barrel was slightly out of line but fixed now and nearly hitting the bullseye every time from 30 yards. Exellent piece of kit for anyone.

    I have not found any bad points yet.

  • Cid the merciful 28th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Proud to own one. p.s. have had several air guns spring & precharged.
    A light & very easy to use full power rifle in the right hands is very accurate. Mine is a Mk2. A few years back I was invited by my son to go shooting with him to a top club while stationed in Aldershot. At first i felt intimidated amongst these expensive rifles & specialised scopes. But with my Vulcan & a 3x9x40 Tasco scope I was very, very far from being embarrassed when the shooting started. can only recommend this air ri ...

  • mikechuds 17th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    i found the Webley Vulcan to be a very reliable weapon. Its great and easy for beginners to use as well. There are no bad points that I can find.

  • vulcan 1 Rank: Lance Corporal 6th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I would recommend a webley vulcan to anyone no probem. Power up to the uk limit, a very good handler ,.22 or .177,mine is .22 and has been a terrific hunter. My gun has lost some of its blueing and the stock has been re done but for a 1980s gun that has done a lot of work ,thats not a bad thing. The gun has got a trigger safety, also just the right weight for a hunter.

  • Guest 13th Jul 2008

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    I have had this gun for about 3 years and it has never been wrong for me, totally brilliant. Mainly used for pigeons,crows,rats and rabbits.

  • poshshooter 29th May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Does anyone know where i can get hold of a .22 barrel for a mk3?

  • Guest 29th May 2008

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    Buy its absaloutly bril! No bad points really, a bit heavy but who cares. Brilliant very good for pest hunting and target practice I love it accurate, powerful, well done webley.

  • Guest 19th Apr 2008

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    Exceptional value for money i bought my .22 rifle about 4 years ago and have had no problems or even a drop in power. a friend of mine bought a rifle nearly three times the money and i can still keep up with his on accuracy and power.

  • Guest 16th Apr 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Excellent all rounder. Bang on the legal limit for power British very accurate in the field affordable. The weight of the air rifle is a bad thing

  • j cross Rank: Lance Corporal 16th Mar 2008

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    I am looking for a rear sight for my vulcan, can anyone help?

  • Guest 12th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    The Webleyt Vulcan is a great weapon for shooting targets or animals, i think itys a great gun to use and a lot of fun.

  • Guest 8th Feb 2008

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    its a very good gun on tarket and extremly powerful butt does jam at the barrell.

  • jonesy22 10th Dec 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I would definetly buy another one. The Webley Vulcan air rifle is a great all rounder.

  • the real bigfoot 4th Dec 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I got my vulcan 2 months ago, and love it. it is perfect, it isn't some sissy rifle with no recoil like some pre-charged ones.

  • spectre7014 1st Dec 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I'm looking for a barrel for My 177 cal- please e-mail if you have an extra.. Everthing else on my gun is mint- unfortunately my nephew lodged an aluminum rod into mine rendering it useless. Excellent airgun.