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Webley Axsor Replacement


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Guest The Shaman

Gents, I'm after a replacement for my Webley Axsor. I find I'm getting the shots on target 100% when I can support the rifle on a fence post or knee, but for shooting whilst standing my accuracy is for shit to say the least. The gun with silencer is very long and heavy, and I am on the short side of the scale I cannot keep the muzzle still enough for the killer shot.

 

Therefore I want to trade my gun in for something shorter (possibly carbine), without losing out on build quality and accuracy and would appreciate any comments you have. (Apart from going to the gym, wearing a leotard, pumping iron and all that crap) I don't do gyms just bars.

 

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Gents, I'm after a replacement for my Webley Axsor. I find I'm getting the shots on target 100% when I can support the rifle on a fence post or knee, but for shooting whilst standing my accuracy is for shit to say the least. The gun with silencer is very long and heavy, and I am on the short side of the scale I cannot keep the muzzle still enough for the killer shot.

 

Therefore I want to trade my gun in for something shorter (possibly carbine), without losing out on build quality and accuracy and would appreciate any comments you have. (Apart from going to the gym, wearing a leotard, pumping iron and all that crap) I don't do gyms just bars.

 

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nowt the matter with the gun,everybody shoots much less accuratley when not resting/supported,just a fact of life.

to be honest having a heavy gun normally improves un supported shots making you much steadier on aim.

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Guest The Shaman

I have now traded the Webley Axsor for a Webley Longbow springer, it's sounds deafening compared to the whisper of the Axsor but is is almost carbine length with a resettable safety which makes up for that. :guitar:

 

Have any of you got/had a Webley Longbow, I would appreciate your comments.

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Just spent some time in the back garden zeroing it in - very accurate. I hope I don't get a lot of scope creep, like I did with my other springer, might have to change the mounts if I do.

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