Page 4 - Webley & Scott Ltd. Nemesis Reviews

Bolt action with multi-shot mag and single shot tray.

I have not found anything that needs to be changed

The first time I saw this gun I really didn't think that I would like it. I ordered it anyway and now I am happy that I did buy it. It is a lot of fun to shoot and the 22 cal. has some power behind it.

Unique design. The.22 seems to have a lot of power compared to my other C02 pistols.

Adjustable sights for elevation

For the price this will be a fun backyard plinker.

The velocities given result in 3.2 FPE for the .177 and 4.5 FPE for the .22. I got mine today (,22) and I chronyed it at 393,395,4x399 FPS.with CPHP 14.3 gr pellets for 5.1 FPE. It was hot at about 83F. This puts the specs given for the .22 only about 10% lower, probably due to the hot day of my test. The first CO2 cartridge I put in did not puncture, only leaving a deep divet. This was with the crosman CO2 cartridges. This has happened before with both my QB 78 and my Diana Chaser. Actually the trigger is quite nice and fairly light. No accuracy testing yet. I;m waiting for some optics first.

The magazine is a little tricky to load, needing to use a probe to depress pellets a little.The extra magazines also a bit pricey. . .

The .22 besides having about 58% more energy also has about 80% more momentum over the .177. It should make a great plinker.

The design and feel are nice weight feels good .22cal.

I havent been able to shoot but a few times it leaks co2 very fast Iam very disappointed in this pistol. The only thing i hate more than a product that is defective is shipping things back and forth waiting for a resolution too the problem. I bought this through Afirm so I suppose I will have no option plus I have only had it a week. !!!!!!!!

Well built. Easy to load co2. The factory put an excellent amount of silicone lube/grease down in the co2 chamber so..no worries of drying out for quite some time. Still recommend some pellgun oil on the tip of the co2 however. I only gave a three star on accuracy because this needs a red dot or scope to get the best accuracy, but I bought a 16 dollar Daisy one and it works perfect. I use the single tray as this seems to work better than the magazine. The bolt can be finnicky on the magazine, but the single tray is perfect.

Adjustable stock sights

Use a better Allen key to get proper leverage on the hex bolt to properly lock down the co2 can. The one it comes with, you can get a good enough grip on it so, buy a nice t handle type so you can crank it down(not too tight)so it doesn't leak.

The tandem magazine works perfectly on one side but is loose on the other side.

I would include an allen wrench for CO2 piercing. The allen key that is integral to the grip cap is hard to apply enough torque to pierce the CO2 cartridge.

Nothing

Make it actually work as described.

Steer clear. The bolt mashes the pellets causing nothing but jams.

Very unique magazine, easy to load. Gun has a nice feel and trigger pull. It is fairly loud and hits hard

Not much, the gun will not win any beauty contests, but it functions well and is fun to shoot

The self contained piercing wrench is useless unless you have hands like the Hulk. There is no leverage like an allen wrench and not easy to pierce the co2. I have to use an allen wrench which is no big deal. Also oil the the bolt lever with some 3 in 1 for easy operation.

Love the bolt action fast cycle reloading in a .22 caliber pistol.

Very accurate when you add the red dot BSA scope

While not heavy this pistol feels substantial in your hand. The grip is absolutely wonderful, at least for my hand. The magazine is easily loaded and works flawlessly. Bolt is easy to operate. The sights are on the cheesy side, mine is uneven on the left side of the front sight but this is easily fixed. They are easy to see and mine was dead on at 30' from the factory using CPHP 14.3s. CO2 bulbs are easy to install and give about 60 shots in the 22 caliber version. The trigger is above average IMHO for a pistol in this class. I am happy that Webley did not put an automatic safety on this gun and threaded the barrel with 1/4x20 threads.

I would try to re-design the magazine so you could just slide it over a small amount to use the 2nd drum.

I don't think this gun will win any beauty contests but it's a good solid pistol that does what it is supposed to do. I added a 1.25x 4.75 inch LDC which makes this gun super quiet. Since it's only 1.25" in diameter is does not interfere with the sights. It does however block the CO2 chamber and must be removed each time to change CO2. No big deal. In 22 caliber the chrono shows CPHP14.3s averaged 370fps and RWS Hobby 11.9 averaged 392fps. Accurate at 30' with these pellets it wasn't very accurate at 60' but black clouds were rolling in and it started to rain so I did rush the 60' shots. I think it will do better when and if the weather cooperates.

Its a Webley ...it has a 14 round magazine...eventually it becomes fun to shoot

Better user manual...easier loading process...awkward storage of accessories

When I first started to use this gun, I thought it was the most awkwardly designed pistol I had ever purchased. It has a relatively steep learning curve. However, the more I fired it the more it grew on me. It is basically a steampunk design. Rotary top mag, bolt action, front loading CO2 port...late 19th Century meets modern materials. That is kind of the fun of it. I doubt if it will ever become one of my standards, but I can see using it when I want something unique.

well made accurate comfortable

increase power....way underpowered

Good sturdy pistol, powerful, and looks like a real weapon. Deadly accurate. Open sights right on. Fiber optic sights a plus, no need for a scope.

Had a little problem with the cocking bolt at first, was a little hard to operate. But after a few rounds it broke in nicely. And the front sight was loose and fell right out, just tightened the set screws and its fine.

I have the 22 caliber it hard hitting and very accurate.