webley nemesis .177

[Hendrix's rifle]

Sorry if this is in the wrong section, if so please move where to start, I have been off work for the last week due to a head injury and wont be in til next week now -.- in the time I've had off up to now i decided to strip and rebuild my webeley nemesis. Had it ages and doesn't really get looked after to why not After cleaning and rebuilding I decided to give it a try... Around 600 pellets later and I've got some good grouping considering what it Is, pellets are cheap marksman pointed pellets. The groupings have been shot at around 10-11 yards freehand, pics in photobucket! http://s1268.photobucket.com/user/bwbiker95/media/Mobile%20Uploads/WP_20160418_11_35_27_Pro_zpscbprcrzs.jpg.html?filters[user]=144943119&filters[recent]=1&sort=1&o=0

 

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Cheers for reading

[arjimlad]

Very good !

[Zenduri]

Nice job.

 

For what they are they are cracking little pistols. Ive got one in .177 too and had it for probably 15years. It shoots true and accurate for what it is, its fairly sturdy anf weighted about right for me.

 

I really want to make some grips for it or maybe the shoulder stock further down the line.

 

Ive found mone like accupells but i get a better barrel fit and accuracy with JSB exacts, you have to seat the pellet with a noticeable bump as its seated but it loves them. I was curious about ita output last week so ran it over the clubs chrono and its pushing a very consistant 2.8ftlbs with JSBs