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| Accuracy | 9.4/10  |
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| Handling | 8.6/10 |
| Value for Money | 9.1/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 8.9/10 |
| Overall Rating | 9/10  |
Full review by
Guest.
on 19th Jun 2008
User Rating : 8
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Good Points: Lightweight and extreamly well balancedReasonably cheapPowerful
Bad Points: Bull Barrell sheath came loose((partially my own fault))Slight mid-range recoil
General comments: Very good little gun, would recommend to beginners and experienced huntsman alike. Very forgiving on the arms due to it being so light. A++ rifle!!
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Review by
Guest.
on 30th Apr 2008
User Rating : 10
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I have a 30 ftlb rader on FAC and it is very usefull where I can not use my rimfire
The 11.5 non FAC rifle is ok for non licence people I am shure,
I did buy my rader off ticket as a 12 ftlb but then I put it on my FAC and did the valve etc.
Guest.'s full review | 70 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
nickh42
on 24th Sep 2007
User Rating : 9
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Fine performer. Has a good enough punch to take rats with a single shot, even at a medium range.
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Review by
lefty
on 29th May 2006
User Rating : 10
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I brought my Webley Raider as a start up rifle I have never shot before but find myself hitting a 2" target every time from 30 yards. The power from this rifle is amazing as I am hitting targets at 80 yards. Everywhere seems to say that you only get 60 shots from this rifle before you have to recharge i find myself doing over 80 without the power dipping. I have been using H&N Match and find them very accurate and recommend them to everyone. I think the Webley Raider is the best PCP on the marke ...
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Review by
snipersnipersniper
on 14th Jan 2006
User Rating : 8
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I recently bourght a Webley Raider .177 beach fitted it with a 4-16x50 scope and it is getting bull every shot at 30 yards but the trigger lets it down a bit as it is bumpey and grinds and is not very smooth also does any body know where i can get hold of stock screws because I stripped the head on them trying to oil the trigger? And can any body help me to sort out my triger.?
Thank you.
If I was to adjust the 2nd sear adjustment screw would that sort my problem out?
snipersnipersniper's full review | 122 words
Review by
riverdave
on 11th Nov 2005
User Rating : 10
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I've had my Webley Raider Single shot now for about 6 months. It has become my gun of choice. It has superb power (28ftp) and excellent accuracy. It is however quite loud. The finish is excellent on both the metal and the wood.
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Review by
nicholasdownes
on 21st Jan 2005
User Rating : 9
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I took delivery of my Webley Raider Single Shot 1 last night so this is a preliminary report. I bought the Raider to retire my Logun MK1 .22 11shot PCP after finding out how much it was worth. I wanted another PCP to shoot on a weekly basis at the club without the hastle of multishot mechanisms or worry of wear and tear. I have only put 140 rounds through it (Webley Lazapel provided) and have been greatly pleased by its performance. Mated up to a Hawke 6x42 mill dot with low mounts but no silenc ...
nicholasdownes's full review | 424 words | 4 comments added.
Review by
iain5968
on 27th Jan 2004
User Rating : 5
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I bought my raider a year ago, had lots of problems with it due to low power level. I sent it back to webley (twice) but finally came back at 11.7ft/lb. A couple of weeks ago decided to have a go at tuning the gun......... I dont think you will see this anywhere else (now pay attention!!!!!!!)
You have a few routes you can take if you want to tune your gun
1) You will need to try and find a new stronger hammer spring (which isnt easy. If you do find one well done!!!. If you cant (like me) yo ...
iain5968's full review | 247 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
DARN
on 8th Nov 2003
User Rating : 10
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I have found an easier way to tune the Webley Raider. I got a spring from my local lawnmower centre that fits perfectly down the hole at the back of the trigger mechanism and slides inside the origional hammer spring. I cut it to size so that when i screw the stock back on the big screw at the trigger stops the spring coming back out when i cock the gun. It's firing consistently at 19ftps and only takes a few minutes to assemble and de-assemble. Before i return from a shoot i remove the spring m ...
DARN's full review | 127 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
keeper.
on 4th Jun 2003
User Rating : 10
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The webley tracker single shot.22 is the best air rifle I have owned since my old BSA air sporter. It so quiet and you can have kill after kill with only the click of the trigger heard at short range.
The only fault I have with it is its very choosy on what type pellet it uses! I have tried many different makes but most only manage to produce around 9-10ft/lb a far cry from what they recomend of 12ft/lb at maximum pressure.
Can any one here advise me on a pellet they have found to give good p ...
keeper.'s full review | 119 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
dean.
on 16th May 2003
User Rating : 6
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+4
I bought my raider two shot in august last year. first time out i bagged two bunnies with two shots, and after that could not miss. until...
I began having difficulties, my main one being able to hit bottle tops and the like, but nothing live!
Since then though i've grown quite fond of the gun. Its brilliantly put together and very accurate. Will easily do 60-75 full power shots, although its rather noisy with the short bbmf silencer and is fussy with pellets.
The two shot shuttle is highly r ...
dean.'s full review | 138 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
Ray the Jackal.
on 16th May 2003
User Rating : 10
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i bought the raider single shot in 2.2 about 7 weeks ago and i couldn`t be more happier with it,every morning me and a friend go to the local quarry and we bag at least 10 rabbits every morning between us, my setup is a raider s/shot 2.2 with a deben 3+9+50 sport scope and a logun silencer my scopes are set to 45yds and it is deadly accurate at that distance......never be put off buying one, one of the best rifles on the market..all the best to you all ...ray
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Review by
millzy.
on 16th May 2003
User Rating : 7
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Over all i would say the raider .22 single shot is one of the most pleasing of all the air rifles i have or ever owend i always look forward to a days shooting on my farm because i know im goin to get results
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Review by
corky.
on 26th Feb 2003
User Rating : 10
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I have had a number of air rifles and all of which I would say that the webley Raider is the best. It is a good sturdy gun and comfortable to hold. I have shot over 50 rabbits in one night and every single shot was a clean one. Overall I would say that if you are looking for a well priced, decent gun, then the Webley Raider is the one to get.
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Review by
jason.
on 11th Oct 2002
User Rating : 10
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I HAVE OWNED ABOUT 10 AIR RIFLES OVER THE LAST 15 YEARS & I CAN TRUTHFULLY SAY THAT THE RAIDER IS BY FAR THE BEST AIR RIFLE I HAVE EVER OWNED. I CANNOT THINK OF ANY BAD POINTS TO WRITE ABOUT IT. MY RIFLE IS USED FOR TARGET SHOOTING & SINCE SHOOTING THE RAIDER MY SCORES HAVE GOT BETTER & BETTER. IF YOU WANT TO BLAST BULLSEYES ALL DAY LONG THEN GET A RAIDER!
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Review by
stringer.
on 14th May 2002
User Rating : 10
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I have owned 13 air rifles before i found my favourite and now i can definitely say that my webley raider 2 is the best rifle i have owned and shot. I have fitted it with a `sa1 haris bipod` and have tuned it to 24fp and it now has a range of 50 yards and can easily bag foxes and bunnys with ease. i fitted my raider with a tasco 6+9+60 deer hunter scope as soon as i purchased it. I'm yet to miss. the webley raider is an ideal field target and hunting allround rifle but i feel it best performs on ...
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Review by
Pecontools.
on 26th Oct 2001
User Rating : 10
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+7
I purchased the webley raider two months ago after previously owning many different airguns including pre-charged and spring powered. I personally tune all my airguns and have achieved 28 ft/lb quite easily from the raider. I prefer to use it for pest control now rather than my shotgun.
The raider is extremely accurate and provided the correct silencer is used is reasonably quiet. At 28 ft/lb you will only manage 30 shots from a full charge and if you are using the hand pump it will use 4.5 pum ...
Pecontools.'s full review | 191 words | 36 comments added.
Review by
billyboy.
on 19th Jul 2001
User Rating : 9
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I have a springer/gas ram bsa lightning, see review! decided to try pcp. ok, they are a lot of money, especially as you need to put aside 140squids for a pump. great. so I plumped for a webley raider .177.single shot. price dictated this choice really, but when I saw it in the shop, I had to have it. Its a lovely engineered piece of kit. it will hold 60 shots. The beauty of a .177 pcp is the absolute confidence of a hit. The accuracy is incredible,im sure all pcps are the same, you can hold the ...
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