Page 2 - Webley & Scott Ltd. Nemesis Reviews

Threaded barrel,flip around mag, bolt action,mag or tray fits inside handle,CO2 Allen tool integrated in grip plate

I would change this into a PCP in .25

It's worth the money,fun but it's still just a CO2 powered pistol, not bad

Hi. The .22 cal. shoots through walls. I had to put up 1" boards in my indoor, 13' ft. shooting range. Before I had put up a row of boxes filled with packaging. It shot through those and into the wall behind them. Now they imbed halfway into the 1" wood plank. Can't fire this .22 cal. Pellet gun in the house anymore. Too loud and powerful. Can't Chrono this beast either, muzzle energy is far too high to record. Very accurate. Shoots within a 50 cent piece from 13 ' ft. Very powerful.

For the money, this .22 cal. pellet gun is just fine. Though the magazine and bolt action are a bit outdated.

Loud and very powerful. With practice, you can become really fast with the bolt action and tandom magazine. LEARN YOUR WEAPON SYSTEM far before trying to fire it! Thank you, Rodney S.

Im a lefty, the ability to swap bolt handle to the right side was a big seller. Fairly accurate right out of the box. Not very loud either as far as co2 pistols go.

The magazine design.

Use caution with the magazines. They are made out of rice paper it seems.

Threaded barrel for TKO moderator and size an weight I gave it a 4 on accuracy cause I shoot open sights , but with a red dot it would be 5 stars

Grip I would change to semi target style like on Tempest or Alecto

Remember to take the single shot tray out before installing magazine pull bolt open first lift single shot up and and out.To install multi shot magazine ( pull bolt back all the way slide magazine in and listen for click ) .Be safe always wear safety glasses and aways assume pellet gun is loaded , so check by clearing in a safe direction .

Really like this pellet gun because the co2 piercing key is stored right under the grip...just slide .open co2 housing underneath the barrel and insert 12 gr. Co2.. Tighten..pierce..also it comes with a milti pellet magazine which stores actually inside the grip.So im ready anytine i want a fun plinking session. Yoe can akai buy extra magazines..which i did..for continuous shots. Also tou can stire a ci2 inside the housing without piercing it so that im ready to shoot.

Wouldn't change a thing about this pelket gun..i love it..it hits cans with power.

You can get at least 30 power shots on one co2 capsule...it comes with a magazine..or you can just single shot with included single sho tray.The value is very good for the money i paid for it. And im very satisfied.

I like the double sided mag and the weight of the pistol feels like a real pistol ,also the fps compared to other co2 pistols. Also the ease of loading the co2 and the storage for the mag and single shot tray. Put on a reflex red dot for more accurate shooting

Pleased with the pistol, would not change anything .

You get close to 3 mags (42) shots that are effective and what little co2 that is left can be released safely without shooting the gun til its all exhausted.

I like the realistic feel of the piece in my hand. Basically, I like the realism of it. It is hard to comment on the accuracy of it as I have only put a dozen or so shots through it since it was delivered 30 minutes ago. I think it will be fine. If it isn't I will update this.

So far, I have not discovered anything other than my basic complaint on everything. I LOVE a very, very light trigger. I wish everything had a way to adjust the trigger more.

PLEASE NOTE: This is a follow up review. I wrote one yesterday and said that I had not received the replacement yet. My first one was returned to the store at their request and the replacement had not been delivered when I wrote the review. Sure enough, the next morning it was delivered. All is well. I am a happy camper now.

I'll start by saying this is the air pistol in its price range. I love the easy loading 7 shot twin magazine, the H&H Excite Plinking .177 pellets work perfectly with the supplied magazine, just make sure you take an ink pen and make sure the pellets are seated and point the pistol down at an angle before loading each round and you won't have any problems. The trigger is amazing, as good as the trigger on my Crosman 2300S. The co2 doesn't last long, I'm getting an average of 35 shots on a 72 degree low humidity day in east Tennessee. Reading other reviews people complain about the sights, my sights are reasonable accurate, my gun shoots high but I just adjust my point of aim.

Adjustable sights would make this a perfect package!

When you order the Webley Nemesis co2 airgun order two of them, it is so much fun to shoot. This is my first pellet gun with a magazine and the magazine works. I ordered a second magazine when I placed my order which makes reloading faster. Pyramyd Air is fantastic to deal with although I'm still waiting on the Crosman XL and Diana Chaser rifle kit I ordered two months ago.

Everything = awesome pistol. Smooth. Operates like a champ.

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PA hooked me up with a great scope combo and the set up was spot on.

First I would like to say it was great buying from pyramid air. Next my purchase of the nemesis co2 22 caliber pistol turned out to be a great choice. It packs a punch and is pretty accurate I even enjoy the bolt action

Very well made, nice feel. Trigger pretty smooth and not too heavy. Ability to move the bolt handle to the right,( it comes installed on the left) is a nice feature since I prefer it on the right side. The pellet mags work ok as long as you use pellets that fit somewhat tight. I usually use Crosman Premier Wadcutters or RWS Meisterkugelns. However, you can also use the single shot adapter if your pellets don't work in the mag. I have the .177 version, will get the .22 version when they are back in stock. Pyramid Air is great to work with.

The rear sight needs to be adjustable. Mine pistol shot low and a little left no matter which pellet I used. I don't like to have to remember which sight picture to use on a pistol when the sights don't shoot on target when using a 6 o'clock hold. I corrected this problem by installing an inexpensive under barrel mini red dot laser on the rail. Now it shoots spot on. It still would be nice to have an adjustable sight though.

When installing the pellet mag make sure it is firmly seated, push it in until you here a click. Also, when you open the box and don't see the pellet mag, no worries, it's stored in the grip. Just slide open the bottom cover.

Ergonomic, accurate, threaded barrel works great for a moderator like a DonnyFL Tanto in my case, bolt is on the left side by default which is perfect, trigger is great. This $99 air pistol has all the features I built up in a custom pistol that cost much more than this one, and the Nemesis does the job better. I attached a red dot to the dove tail top which works perfectly, and I get dime sized groups of 7-shots at 20' offhand. I also get about 4.5 mags worth of shots on a single CO2 cartridge which is 4.5*14=62 shots per cartridge.

Initial impressions are favorable. Good feel and balance, magazine feeds pellets without jamming. Very good trigger for its class. Seems like it will be fun once the snow melts and aluminum cans are in season again.

If there was ever an air pistol that needed good instructions, but does not have them this is it. In short, to add/or remove the single shot tray and/or the rotary magazine, you have to squeeze the trigger while you pull the bolt back all the way. Also, if you want to change the side that has the bolt action on it, unscrew the assembly FROM THE BACK of the gun by putting an allen wrench through the hole and unscrew it, pull the assembly out put the bold handle on the other side and reassemble. DO NOT try to unscrew the bolt handle!!!

Seems to use a good amount of CO2 when firing. I'd bet it puts out close to the FPE of a Crosman 2240.

Weight, accuracy and hard hitting

Duplex magazine is a nice idea, sights are clear and easy to line up. It's fairly powerful for a single cartridge pistol, hits much harder than a Crosman Avenger/357 for instance. It feels nice in the hand. It's front heavy due to the under barrel CO2 chamber, but I like it, makes it feel steadier. Full size rail underneath is nice for a laser or light, and top side dovetail is solid enough that it'll hold up to mounting a red dot or such. Storage compartment in the grip for the CO2 wrench, and either magazine or single shot tray is a nice touch.

Build it so that it can actually be used. This gun leaks CO2. If you crank on the screw hard and fast enough, you can get a magazine full out of it before it leaks out completely, otherwise you won't even get it cocked before it's all blown out. Oil, teflon tape, it just doesn't matter, it simply won't seal with Crosman Powerlets. No such issue exists with any of the other CO2 guns we've tried the same cartridges in, just the Webley Nemesis refuses to load correctly.

It has a lot of nice features, and if it was built correctly, it would be a good value. I could really like this gun if it wasn't largely useless right out of the box.

Love the accuracy on this pistol !!!

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FITS GOOD IN HAND

The options,the rails for accessories,the threaded barrel for more accessories,the side by side magazine and the tactical styling.

The availability of fitted fake can,muzzle break,compensator and moderator in the right thread size for the threaded barrel.

Use heavier and higher quality .22 cal pellets for the 12 shot magazine. Cheaper and lighter pellets jam one out of a 12 round magazine. No jams on higher quality heavier pellets, Single shot tray with cheap Daisy one penny a piece are fine.

Solid feel. Threaded adaptor on the muzzle. The best stock trigger on any air gun that I own. I love that trigger! After putting a BSA red dot on the gun, it seems pretty accurate although it's wintertime here & I won't be able to give it a good workout (and chronograph it) until spring.

Different sights. The fiber optics look good but the FRONT sight is adjustable for windage only. The REAR sight has no adjustment. My gun shoots about 4 inches high at 35 feet. The windage was perfect right out of the box. It grouped well but I haven't had a chance to shoot it from a rest. I put a BSA red dot on it. A different set-up for the bolt. If I tighten it down, the bolt is too stiff to operate. I can only tighten it down finger tight. After manipulating the bolt a few times it becomes loose again. And, the owner's manual isn't worth the paper it's printed on. While the gun did arrive in good condition, the bolt handle was sticking out of the box (punctured).

If using a moderator, one must remove it before the CO2 cartridge can be removed/installed. And a moderator really helps. The Nemesis has quite a report. The owner's manual doesn't show how to change the ambidextrous bolt handle. DO NOT try to turn the bolt handle. Pull the bolt back & you'll see a hole drilled through the rear of the bolt. On my gun, it was only finger tight. One may have to stick something like an Allen wrench through the hole to loosen the rear of the bolt. MAKE SURE THAT THE MUZZLE IS POINTED DOWNWARD! There's a tiny spring & cylinder type pin in a hole just above the bolt. It engages with the notches on the front side of the bolt handle. These two tiny parts are very easy to lose & kind of a pain to put back. I've been there. Again, THE OWNER"S MANUAL IS WORTHLESS!

Nice looking gun.

Make sure the gun doesn't leak the CO2 canisters.

The gun I received did not have the magazine -- they did send me one for free. But the big problem was that it leaked out my CO2 canisters big time. A few of them were completely leaked out before I could shoot one pellet, and for others it leaked more slowly -- which reduced that power and speed.