Hello my friend, thank you for your video. I agree with you, the breech is beautiful and engineering excellence. Its a beautiful air rifle, quality you now see less and less. You dont need to rely on an air cylinder. A fantastic air rifle. Dont part with it. Youll regret the day! It's nice to see a young fella enjoying his kit and air rifling so much. Best wishes.
@geoffwillet7234 Hi Geoff, You are very welcome, my friend. I completely understand your passion, I have that too. I love air rifle design, engineering precision, fine tolerances, etc. I was never allowed air rifles growing up and somehow extended into adulthood. It hurt very much, deep down. It was the trust that hurt the most when I knew I was fully worthy to be trusted. As an adult, I just kept quiet about it, though I didn't realise, or rather wouldn't let myself realise how much I would have liked them. Our dearly loved father passed away in 2017. By accident and unintentionally, my air rifle passion began. I have the air rifles now I dreamed of for so long as a youngster, thinking I'd never own. I've made two laminated gun stocks for HW's 97K and 80K. I love my air rifle passion and journey, though it upsets me very much the fact that it took the loss of my dearly loved father for it to begin. It's nice to message you, my friend and share our opinions. Take care, Ian.
@@ianwoods1384 iam sorry to hear that bud iam glad u are enjoying doing what u are now and custom stocks that sounds awsome I only have ma hw 77 in the lament but there will be more rifles to come in the future cheers bud keep safe and shoot safe
@geoffwillet7234 Hi Geoff, Thank you for your reply. It is what it is. I just try to forget the past and look forward. I'm loving my air rifles, that's for sure. In a respectful way, I feel sorry for those without hobbies, passions, and pastimes. I wouldn't like to be without mine. Although it's nice to own the rifles you always wanted, be aware of the saying, Beware of the hunter with only one gun! That means, if you have one air rifle, you use that same air rifle every time you shoot. You'll become a master with it. If you own a cupboard full, you may forget how one shoots by the time you've shot the others! Lol. I have little cards with mine, explaining and making notes of zero, hold over, and hold under. Take care, my friend.
The gold look/brass silencer matches nice with the trigger guard, fairly subtle but def adds a touch of custom quality to an already quality airgun. These were webley's flagship/best springer they ever made certainly of that generation certainly up to new millenium (though to be honest haven't tried any of their newer products).
The correct loading process for this rifle is to leave the flip up breech closed, cock the action, close the underlever and then open the breech, carefully feed a pellet into the bore, close the breech and then prepare for the shot. If this is not followed then there is the danger of cocking the action whilst drawing on a vacuum that may lead to internal damage.
Another entertaining enjoyable video keep up the good work hopefully i get to use my air guns on Friday after nearly a month so your videos fill the gap thanks alan
HA HA HA HA what a joke invest in a good mic with a dead cat muffler it will stop the wind noise other wise just put sub titles on the video likes like you know how to grow weeds
Love that air rifle especially the breech,unique system! I will look out for one! Thanks for the video!
Your more than welcome thanks for comment hope your enjoying the show
Hello my friend, thank you for your video.
I agree with you, the breech is beautiful and engineering excellence.
Its a beautiful air rifle, quality you now see less and less. You dont need to rely on an air cylinder.
A fantastic air rifle. Dont part with it. Youll regret the day! It's nice to see a young fella enjoying his kit and air rifling so much.
Best wishes.
Its one off my passion I love them the style the design how it all works thank u for the comment hope your enjoying the show
@geoffwillet7234 Hi Geoff, You are very welcome, my friend.
I completely understand your passion, I have that too. I love air rifle design, engineering precision, fine tolerances, etc.
I was never allowed air rifles growing up and somehow extended into adulthood. It hurt very much, deep down. It was the trust that hurt the most when I knew I was fully worthy to be trusted.
As an adult, I just kept quiet about it, though I didn't realise, or rather wouldn't let myself realise how much I would have liked them.
Our dearly loved father passed away in 2017. By accident and unintentionally, my air rifle passion began. I have the air rifles now I dreamed of for so long as a youngster, thinking I'd never own. I've made two laminated gun stocks for HW's 97K and 80K.
I love my air rifle passion and journey, though it upsets me very much the fact that it took the loss of my dearly loved father for it to begin.
It's nice to message you, my friend and share our opinions.
Take care, Ian.
@@ianwoods1384 iam sorry to hear that bud iam glad u are enjoying doing what u are now and custom stocks that sounds awsome I only have ma hw 77 in the lament but there will be more rifles to come in the future cheers bud keep safe and shoot safe
@geoffwillet7234 Hi Geoff, Thank you for your reply. It is what it is. I just try to forget the past and look forward. I'm loving my air rifles, that's for sure.
In a respectful way, I feel sorry for those without hobbies, passions, and pastimes. I wouldn't like to be without mine.
Although it's nice to own the rifles you always wanted, be aware of the saying,
Beware of the hunter with only one gun!
That means, if you have one air rifle, you use that same air rifle every time you shoot. You'll become a master with it.
If you own a cupboard full, you may forget how one shoots by the time you've shot the others! Lol. I have little cards with mine, explaining and making notes of zero, hold over, and hold under.
Take care, my friend.
The gold look/brass silencer matches nice with the trigger guard, fairly subtle but def adds a touch of custom quality to an already quality airgun. These were webley's flagship/best springer they ever made certainly of that generation certainly up to new millenium (though to be honest haven't tried any of their newer products).
I'm glad u like it that's what I was going for thanks for the comment hope you're enjoying the show
The correct loading process for this rifle is to leave the flip up breech closed, cock the action, close the underlever and then open the breech, carefully feed a pellet into the bore, close the breech and then prepare for the shot. If this is not followed then there is the danger of cocking the action whilst drawing on a vacuum that may lead to internal damage.
Another entertaining enjoyable video keep up the good work hopefully i get to use my air guns on Friday after nearly a month so your videos fill the gap thanks alan
Iam glad I'm some sort of entertaining😂 and hope u can get back out ya self hope your enjoying the show thank for the comment
@@geoffwillet7234 i certainly am enjoying your show cheers mate alan
Very good guns on par with the hw77 I had one take rabbits at 70 yards
That's impressive man what a shot thank for the comment hope your enjoying the show
HA HA HA HA what a joke invest in a good mic with a dead cat muffler it will stop the wind noise other wise just put sub titles on the video likes like you know how to grow weeds