Webley Vulcan Reviews
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★★★★★
“Beeman Vulcan”
Written on: 22/11/2012 by BuckarooTwo (1 review written)
I had one But my son needed a squirrel shooter, He has some pecan treesthat needed protecting, if you catch my drift. Well I missed my Vulcan which liked Super Domes.So when one came up for sale I snatched it up like candy to a kid! This Vulcan Likes H/N field target trophy's. Both Rifles are very accurate, which means they can hit a dime at 25 to 30 yards very, very often. If it misses it is probably me. The Vulcan is built to last a long time, it is solid! Mine are over 20 years old and... (read more)
★★★★★
“webley vulcan mk3”
Written on: 27/07/2012 by chazza12321
iv'e had my webley vulcan for about 4 months now and i must say i'm absolutely loving it. it has quite a kick back because its spring but its taught me more about shooting than any other person or rifle. i tend to do mainly target shooing with it but i have shot a couple of vermin with it, and i know from experience that its accurate and powerful enough to hit a rabbit and a can from 60 yards away. every one says to get rws superdome and beeman but i think that it works much much better with... (read more)
★★★★★
“Webley Vulcan Carbine MK3”
Written on: 04/04/2012 by ukbikerbuyer (4 reviews written)
I have a MK3 Webley Vulcan Carbine with moderator & 4x32 mil dot scope fitted. It's fantastically accurate & consistent up to 50 yards, regardless of wind or rain! it does have quite a bit of re-coil being a springer, but I'm used to it, and quite enjoy having a little 'kick and thwack' when shooting! - re-coiless PCP's beat mine on accuracy prone, but standing, I'm up with and beating them! This is the perfect stalking weapon, built to last forever, quality is outstanding, they don't make... (read more)
★★★★★
“Webley Vulcan, in 4.5 ”
Written on: 25/10/2010
Webley Vulcan, in 4.5
Extremely accurate @ 50 yards... with all sort of good quality pellets,like RWS Superdome, Beeman...ect
Great small pest, corvid game small carbine.
If you can find one buy one and you will be a very happy collector....
S,N
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Guest's Comment
Written on: 30/06/2012
Do you know how to make the trigger pull lighter on th MK1. Jack E.
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★★★☆☆
“Powerful and accurate but being relatively small and...”
Written on: 02/10/2010
Powerful and accurate but being relatively small and light the recoil on mine was problematic, the screws holding the stock and action together would vibrate loose and the scope would creep. I have to laugh at the guy who says he has killed various game with his Vulcan including "large predators"! What does he mean, tigers, or bears perhaps? There are some real comedians reviewing air rifles on here, I see someone else has been shooting pigeons at 150 yards with his Air Arms S410, no doubt... (read more)
★★★★☆
“Hi ”
Written on: 06/06/2010
Hi
could any one please help me. I am just getting into shooting again and have a webley vulcan mk1 very good gun. The problem i am having now is my dad has got a s410 pcp and what a rifle so quite, so now i want a pcp but dont know what to go for they all seem the same . My price is 500 POUNDS. I dont mind second hand. i have been looking at the stelth,edgar brothers xvi and have tested them out they are good guns if you like the look but i want to be sure before i part with my cash. ...
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★★★★★
“I purchased a used one from an airgun forum, can buy &...”
Written on: 15/01/2010 by ADEUK1967 (7 reviews written)
I purchased a used one from an airgun forum, can buy & sell there without postal legislation. It's a later Mk3 .22 with the improved one stage trigger and 'anti twang' spring guide. A well made and finished rifle in good condition mine, powerful and accurate, not too heavy. Fires smoothly with little recoil or noise. Coat the spring with a decent Moly Disulphide grease from Abbey or Bisley. Recommend the Webley pro system silencer and Sportsmatch one piece mounts. Best pellet H & N Field... (read more)
★★★★★
“Have had my Vulcan carbine with 'silencer' for 10...”
Written on: 19/06/2009 by David Gray (1 review written)
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... (read more)
★★★★★
“My Webley Vulcan has a short barel it is a good gun...”
Written on: 19/05/2009
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). (read more)
★★★★★
“I bought my Webley Vulcan .177 27 years ago. I have...”
Written on: 23/03/2009
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. (read more)
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★★★★★
“I received my Webley Vulcan new in 1983 - for my 14th...”
Written on: 16/01/2009
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.... (read more)
★★★★★
“Vulcan much missed old friend. Ideal weight for...”
Written on: 11/10/2008
Vulcan much missed old friend. Ideal weight for hunting, enough power and smooth to shoot. A great all round air rifle. (read more)
★★★★★
“Ive just got a bisley silencer and new scope for my...”
Written on: 03/10/2008
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. (read more)
★★★★★
“Proud to own one. p.s. have had several air guns...”
Written on: 28/09/2008 by Cid the merciful (1 review written)
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... (read more)
★★★★★
“i found the Webley Vulcan to be a very reliable...”
Written on: 17/09/2008 by mikechuds
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. (read more)
★★★★★
“I would recommend a webley vulcan to anyone no probem....”
Written on: 06/08/2008 by vulcan 1 (2 reviews written)
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. (read more)
★★★★★
“I have had this gun for about 3 years and it has never...”
Written on: 13/07/2008
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. (read more)
★★★★☆
“Does anyone know where i can get hold of a .22 barrel...”
Written on: 29/05/2008 by poshshooter (1 review written)
Does anyone know where i can get hold of a .22 barrel for a mk3? (read more)
★★★★★
“Buy its absaloutly bril! No bad points really, a bit...”
Written on: 28/05/2008
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. (read more)
★★★★★
“Exceptional value for money i bought my .22 rifle...”
Written on: 18/04/2008
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.
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★★★★☆
“Excellent all rounder. Bang on the legal limit for...”
Written on: 15/04/2008
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 (read more)
★★★★★
“I am looking for a rear sight for my vulcan, can...”
Written on: 16/03/2008 by j cross
I am looking for a rear sight for my vulcan, can anyone help? (read more)
Vulcanator's Response to 352015_j cross's Review
Written on: 14/04/2008
Try John Knibbs or TW Chambers (search the internet for phone No. & address) for a rear sight. Like you I've had mine since 1980, I've not had an issue with spare parts using these two vendors.
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★★★★★
“The Webleyt Vulcan is a great weapon for shooting...”
Written on: 12/02/2008
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. (read more)
Vulcanator's Comment
Written on: 23/03/2008
Would you care to describe the strange sound you hear upon firing your weapon?
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★★★★★
“its a very good gun on tarket and extremly powerful...”
Written on: 08/02/2008
its a very good gun on tarket and extremly powerful butt does jam at the barrell. (read more)
Vulcanator's Comment
Written on: 23/03/2008
Jam at the barrel! The only way you can jam a Vulcan at the barrel is being careless in how you put the pellet in the barrel-would you care to clarify?
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★★★★★
“I would definetly buy another one. The Webley Vulcan...”
Written on: 10/12/2007 by jonesy22
I would definetly buy another one. The Webley Vulcan air rifle is a great all rounder. (read more)
Vulcanator's Response to 330090_jonesy22's Review
Written on: 23/03/2008
I found this review unhelpful because... Lack of information.
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★★★★★
“I got my vulcan 2 months ago, and love it. it is...”
Written on: 04/12/2007 by the real bigfoot (1 review written)
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. (read more)
★★★★☆
“I'm looking for a barrel for My 177 cal- please e-mail...”
Written on: 01/12/2007 by spectre7014
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. (read more)
★★★★★
“I would snap up a .22 if I could find one reasonably.”
Written on: 07/10/2007 by Krupps
I would snap up a .22 if I could find one reasonably. (read more)
B Boxall's Response to 315778_Krupps's Review
Written on: 25/05/2009
have a near mint vulcan for sale at £100 if your interested in surrey.it may be a mk3. i know nothing about these guns.
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★★★★★
“I bought my .22 Webley Vulcan back in the mid 80'S...”
Written on: 28/04/2007 by paulus beard (2 reviews written)
I bought my .22 Webley Vulcan back in the mid 80'S when I was in the A.T.C and still use it today, it is a lovely piece of kit and still as good now as it was then... (read more)
★★★★★
“Got a used .177 Webley Vulcan and am quite impressed. ...”
Written on: 11/08/2006 by tallguy606 (6 reviews written)
Got a used .177 Webley Vulcan and am quite impressed. Has typical Webley quality, deep shiny blue, excellent fit of parts, excellent machining. Overall look is quite similar to Classic FWB124. Don't have chrony but previous owner claimed 858 fps with Gamo hunter pellets, seems about right. I like every thing about the gun, but be careful loading pellets in the breech. They just drop in, don't have a press fit like my HW rifles, be careful it doesn't fall out when closing barrel or... (read more)
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★★★★★
“I bought an old Webley Vulcan Air Rifle, very good...”
Written on: 22/06/2006 by gamohunter (16 reviews written)
I bought an old Webley Vulcan Air Rifle, very good quality break barrel air rifle. It makes a good little hunter (read more)
★★★★★
“I got hold of one of these Webley Vulcan rifles to do...”
Written on: 12/04/2006 by Shetishooter (2 reviews written)
I got hold of one of these Webley Vulcan rifles to do some pest control work and found it to be very poor, so I decided to strip it down to see what was wrong, with what should be a good rifle.
I found that the main spring and piston had becomed gubbed up with a accumulation of dirt and old grease.
Athough the rifle is no longer in production I had no problems in getting spares, so after a complete set of seals, pins, and main spring the rifle was rebuilt.
On testing the improvement in...
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Thekid1992's Response to Shetishooter's Review
Written on: 21/09/2006
I recently bought a webley vulcan .22 of someone I know, the quality of the rifle is excellent however there are a few problems. One, the barrel appears to be jammed up pretty bad and nothing is going through it (with a working air rifle you should you be able to see down the barrel, as in look through it and see light at the other end?), I'm a little scared though of taking it apart as I'm not sure if I would be able to put it back together again! Any advice would be helpful, thank you!
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Tenuc's Response to Shetishooter's Review
Written on: 05/11/2006
To get the jambed pellets out you just need to partly open it, then put some thin PTFE oil in the breach loading hole and leave its barrel down for a few hours. Push a piece of of 5mm wooden dowel into the breach, which should be about 30 mm longer than the barrel, until you feel the obstruction. Tap the end of the dowel gently to get the pellets moving and they will soon be out.
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<br/>Good luck.
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Vulcanator's Response to Shetishooter's Review
Written on: 23/03/2008
I would have to disagree with the allegation that the Vulcan is a heavy rifle compared to modern break barrels. A bit of research will reveal that the Vulcan is as light as a HW95 and would probably pass the Goldilocks test!
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★★★★★
“The Webley Vulcan is a brilliant rifle I learnt to...”
Written on: 15/02/2006 by pedrop123 (2 reviews written)
The Webley Vulcan is a brilliant rifle I learnt to shoot with it 5 years ago. I have now been to Bisley for an annual 7.62 competition and I have had nothing but success with it. (read more)
★★★★★
“I bought my Webley Vulcan in approx 1978/9. Used for a...”
Written on: 24/11/2005 by GiroJohn (60 reviews written)
I bought my Webley Vulcan in approx 1978/9. Used for a lot of years - many thousands of pellets. Not a thing went wrong with it. Made the mistake of lending it to a friend - never saw him again!!! (read more)
★★★★★
“I purchased the Webley Vulcan air rifle (the mk1...”
Written on: 11/11/2005 by Vulcanator (13 reviews written)
I purchased the Webley Vulcan air rifle (the mk1 version) when I was 16, and used it to exterminate the local bird and pest population, which it did with great effect! I find the rifle to be accurate and quite durable. I left the UK in 1988, and left it in my gun cabinet for almost 17 years.
I had the opportunity to bring it to the US where I now live, and the blueing is still in great condition, and I shoot 10 shot 1-1.25" groups at 25 yards with open sights.
I've never had any problems...
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★★★★★
“I could not get a test of any gas ram rifle so I...”
Written on: 08/10/2005 by Moley61 (4 reviews written)
I could not get a test of any gas ram rifle so I bought the first (cheapish) gun that I could fit a gas ram to. It's a .22 Webley Vulcan Mk3 of unknown age or history. I followed the instructions to the letter(never having done anything like this before) and it took me about an hour to fit with no more tools than any home mechanic would have ie; screwdrivers, hacksaw, pliers. I bought a Combro CB625 to check any difference between the spring and gas ram. With unsorted Webley Lazapells the... (read more)
Moley61's Response to Moley61's Review
Written on: 08/10/2005
I submitted this as a review of the Theoben Gas Ram, I have no idea why it ended up here, as you can see it's very similar to my review of the Webley Vulcan already posted.
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★★★★★
“I bought a .22 Vulcan secondhand about a year ago. I...”
Written on: 23/08/2005 by Moley61 (4 reviews written)
I bought a .22 Vulcan secondhand about a year ago. I have no idea of its history or age though I'm sure from visiting the Webley website that it is a Mk 3.
I have fitted a silencer (moderator) and a Theoben Gas Ram which transformed the rifle making it much smoother and more consistently accurate although it was good with the coil spring.
Theoben advertise the shorter 'lock time' of a Gas Ram as a good thing, I agree. This is the time between you squeezing the trigger and the pellet leaving...
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★★★★★
“I got my Webley Vulcan way back in 1980, I've looked...”
Written on: 20/02/2005 by mr sheffield uk
I got my Webley Vulcan way back in 1980, I've looked after my Vulcan and use it most weekends, my 2 sons learnt to shoot using it, I've always had open sites never scopes, I've got lots of spares for my Vulcan if I see them in a shop I buy them.
I'm 41 now got the gun when I was 16, and hope to be still shooting it way in to my 70s wtg webley on a fantastic rifle :)
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268925_Mtlingard's Response to 184198_mr sheffield uk's Review
Written on: 29/11/2006
Hi, i'm looking for a .177 barrel for the vulcan as mine has had a slight accident, anyone with a spare contact me
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<br/>Many thanks
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352015_J Cross's Response to 184198_mr sheffield uk's Review
Written on: 16/03/2008
Hi, I'm looking for a rear sight for my 70's vulcan, can you help.
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Guest's Response to 184198_mr sheffield uk's Review
Written on: 30/06/2012
I have a mk.1 and find it will do all it is asked in the right hands, buy up what spares you can because it will last you out I'm 81 and still use my rifle it's my joints that are stiff and those spares are harder to come by, Happy shootin young un.
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★★★★★
“High quality for what it cost. Ultra short barrel...”
Written on: 27/09/2004 by mjwr57 (5 reviews written)
High quality for what it cost. Ultra short barrel makes for easy 1" groups at 40 yards. Very quiet at shooters end, action clicks rather than twangs or thumps. Superb for vermin shooting. Spares inexpensive - new spring under a tenner. My first choice air rifle. I don't know if these are still available now (got mine in 1996) but if you find a good 2nd hand example, snap it up! (read more)
Guest's Response to mjwr57's Review
Written on: 30/06/2012
How can I ease the trigger a little Great riffle. Jack E
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★★★★★
“I've had my Webley Vulcan Carbine for 8 years now and...”
Written on: 22/09/2004 by kinkyjohn1000 (3 reviews written)
I've had my Webley Vulcan Carbine for 8 years now and it's still absolutely awesome. I've had others but this is still my best shot/favourite weapon of all. Since having this master piece I've added a few items such as an antler scope and some silencer, I get about 2-3 magpies before they know what's happening. excellent. (read more)
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★★★★★
“I purchased the Webley Vulcan Air Rifle second hand...”
Written on: 20/06/2004 by Adam C (1 review written)
I purchased the Webley Vulcan Air Rifle second hand from a friends dad and its ten years old, mint condition and had shot under 100 pellets. I am fairly new to shooting, but after fitting Nikko-stirling Mount Master sights (3-9 X 40)I have had no problem killing rabbits, etc. It is always accurate and the power is excellent, always killing first shot. It looks and feels quality (deluxe model), and I cannot fault it. The only thing I really miss is the two stage trigger found on the... (read more)
★★★★★
“This Webley Vulcan still handles and shoots well even...”
Written on: 03/06/2004 by jakearkell
This Webley Vulcan still handles and shoots well even after the 18 years of shooting my dad has had out of it. It can still cull rabbits at 25-30mts and hasn't had a new spring put in it since it was bought brand new. I am trying to find some opens for the gun as telescopics aren't all reliable on this gun. (read more)
Gusnjus's Response to 157585_jakearkell's Review
Written on: 04/04/2005
I owned a webley vulcan carbine from 93-95, I bought it second hand and it had a 6" barrel. I was told that the model I had was made for export but I cannot confirm this. I can say that this rifle is the best air rifle I have ever owned in terms of accuracy, power and reliability. I regret selling it, as in my opinion it is much better than any of the weirauch, Theoben and Bsa guns I have owned both before and after it.
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Kevmar's Response to 157585_jakearkell's Review
Written on: 26/04/2005
They don't make them like that anymore.
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Vulcanator's Response to 157585_jakearkell's Review
Written on: 12/11/2005
If you haven't done so already, call T.W. Chambers, they will probably have the original open sights, they are still standard fitment on the Webley Hurricane pistol so finding them shouldn't be a problem.
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★★★★★
“Very good. The Webley Vulcan is an old air rifle, but...”
Written on: 10/11/2003 by muggs (2 reviews written)
Very good. The Webley Vulcan is an old air rifle, but it still does the job. I've had it for about 15 yrs and its still in good condition. it just goes to show that it is well made and that it can be maintained very easily. The break barrel has a very good, quick release and can load a pellet in under 3 seconds. it is also very easy to aim the rifle and get it correct positioning, by using the two cogs on top and on the side. Very Good (read more)
Vulcanator's Response to muggs's Review
Written on: 12/11/2005
All Webley Vulcan's were fitted with a manual safety, are you sure we are talking about the same rifle?
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★★★★★
“17 years on, the Webley Vulcan Air rifle has not lost...”
Written on: 03/09/2003 by Webley4Ever (1 review written)
17 years on, the Webley Vulcan Air rifle has not lost any of its power. Still use it to cull the local pigeon population and with the scope on it...watch out. I also have an old Shangai at the cottage with field sites and after about 25 years, it is still firing strong. Shoots a bit to the left but I compensate for that with the field sites and stilla good squirrel gun! (read more)
★★★★★
“Response to Noodles. I received my Webley Vulcan II...”
Written on: 10/06/2003 by Dan.
Response to Noodles. I received my Webley Vulcan II on my 13th birthday and have literally shot thousands of Beeman Silver Jets through it. It received a new heart from David Slade a few years back when he removed the old tired spring and replaced it with a gas ram. I am now 34 years old and still enjoy small game hunting as much as I did at 13. It was and still is a great little air rifle. Good memories! (read more)
175182_Funfishbuds's Response to 106174_Dan.'s Review
Written on: 27/10/2004
I have heard of replacing the spring with a gas ram. Where can I find these parts? Any help is greatly appreciated.
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John Boy Walton's Response to 106174_Dan.'s Review
Written on: 06/03/2006
How long ago did you fit the gas spring and is it still as good today as it was at first? How much was the gas spring? I am very interested in this as my spring is due to be replaced after many years of use.
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★★★★★
“My first rifle was a Webley Vulcan. As soon as i got...”
Written on: 06/06/2003 by Noodles.
My first rifle was a Webley Vulcan. As soon as i got it i was amazed at how good it looked especially for the price. The Beeche stock looked as good as any walnut could and the balance was great. I had prepared a 15 yard range in my garden and started off by pinging some cans with my open sights using Eley wasps 5.6mm (0.22)
It was very accurate and i spent well over 3 hours there.
I later mounted a Webley 3-9x40 scope on and it brought even better results and my accuracy improved alot.
I...
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Bertie's Response to 104940_Noodles.'s Review
Written on: 05/10/2003
I'll go with you there Noodles as I used one for a while about 20 years ago.
<br>In a spring-powered air rifle you can't have the power without the weight and the only way around that is to start making 'em out of titanium.
<br>And when they do that - mortgage your house!
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Dillon86's Response to BuckarooTwo's Review
Written on: 22/01/2013
Alright mate I had 1 but mine had a small barrel .light and power for its age .1day I cocked it and hit the trigger bye accident and it went with a bang I looked and 2great big cracks down the side so I had to chuck the stock I tryed finding 1 but no look .so I brought a webley axsor 2.2 .if I see a stock to it al buy it and re use it ??
Martymac5's Response to BuckarooTwo's Review
Written on: 07/03/2013
I still have my mark 1 webley vulcan custom ,with gold trigger and safety catch ,walnut stock from 1983 it is mint condition ,and had been in my attic for over 20 years in case,took it to my local gun shop to get the power tested and it hadnt lost a bit of power since leaving the factory smack on 12 pound.I quickly regressed to my childhood and bought scopes for it and have had great fun target shooting with it ,my killer instinct has gone ,so bunnies are safe (for now anywayway).The rifle is a cherished possesion for me and is pulled out every now and then ,im 45 now but stiil feel like that kid when i first got it for christmas ,all those years ago,when i take it from its case.