We don’t get those on this side of the pond. LolVery nice example that
Yes they are pretty tight. Mine likes Bisley long range gold 14.2gr . The 13 inch lothar barrels are not to pellet fussy.
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Excellent lovely rifle . Once sorted the tomahawk is in my opinion the best brake barrel. And that’s a great stock
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.25 Tomahawk. One of my favorite shooters. I cock break barrels by holding the pistol grip in my right hand and then grasp the muzzle and snap the barrel down with my left. When I pick up a Tommy it takes a shot or two to regain the muscle memory to crack open the bank vault Webley lock up. Much stiffer than any other springers I have.
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Ha ha yes very good lock upon both Tommy and longbow . Don’t see to many .25 in the uk would think very nice at its designed power .
My tomahawk is an early one which has the 15 inch webley barrel these are proper 22 not 5.5 , and the 100mm stroke .the barrel is un choked most say not as good as the lothar . I think that’s a load of bollocks get the right pellet and their good . Old school eley wasps were good can’t get them now . So I use h&n in 5.55. Managed to buy a nice period scope for it couple of weeks ago webley platinum with the ruby lenses.very good glass to
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No mate
probably a tad difficult.h&n make them for Bisley little bit like the crossman pellets.Upvote 0
I had my Venom sidewinder Tomahawk out today. Did a little starling bashing at the dairy farm after sighting in the new glass. Well new on this rifle! Lol! She's doing about 19.5fpe with 15.89 JSBs and extremely accurate!
Venom trigger work is fenominal and it rivals any Record out there. Sporting their fully shrouded barrel too!
Venom trigger work is fenominal and it rivals any Record out there. Sporting their fully shrouded barrel too!
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If you contact ivan Hancock and provide provenance that’s its venom he’s has some original stickers.
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Interesting!
I have the venom tag to verify the serial number and model! How would go about contacting him? I don't do Facebook
I have the venom tag to verify the serial number and model! How would go about contacting him? I don't do Facebook
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Bit difficult if not on fbInteresting!
I have the venom tag to verify the serial number and model! How would go about contacting him? I don't do Facebook
I could pm you some details of contacts
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That would be great!
I could get one of my younger brothers to contact him for me! These forums are about the only social media I'm interested in! To much drama elsewhere
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To my untrained eye that looks like a Turkish model. Don’t recall “power lok” on the Birmingham ones…. Maybe a mix of parts from both countries… my longbow is hold sensitive, the shot cycle is too snappy.
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After sight in. 6 shots
Of course I got a bad flier in there IDK. Shot #4. So I added one more for a 5 shot group
Around 1/4 ctc edit: 25 yards
The gun shoots.
The trigger’s ok, but I will adjust it a bit. Could be a little better.
Has a JM spring and seal in it
Of course I got a bad flier in there IDK. Shot #4. So I added one more for a 5 shot group
Around 1/4 ctc edit: 25 yards
The gun shoots.
The trigger’s ok, but I will adjust it a bit. Could be a little better.
Has a JM spring and seal in it
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The only design difference in an SE is the cocking arm and the stock. Power lok is the same spring guide as the "Spring Tamer".
Stingrays are snappy too. The JM spring and seal is better in them as well.
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