Webley Tomahawk

This is a top quality gun at a more reasonable cost than most similar rifles. One of the few (if not the only) air rifles that are factory supplied with a walnut stock, and what gorgeous walnut it is too! It's also straight and cut from good dense heartwood, making the furniture worthy of a fine match firearm. Excellent rich and high polished blueing too, but WHAT a great shooter it is!! Fine trigger and finely accurate rifle worhty of any collection of fine arms, even where money is no impediment to quality. Chron's an honest 980 fps firing 7.0 grain hollowpoints. Love it!

I have a personal dislike of muzzle brakes as cocking handles on airguns. They could leave it off and improve the looks of the gun, IMO.

TRIGGER!!TRIGGER!! I wanted an air rifle that has the feel and trigger quailities of my hunting rifles fitted with quality after market triggers. I got what I wanted .Havn't had the chance to break it in but I have a few rounds thru the bore.Most Internet search results gave high marks to the factory made trigger and i concur

Not sure yet..still in the honeymoon stage with this baby but the auto safety did tend to slip my mind but as most shooters know thats an excellent way to check your shooting form for jerks and twitches...I have no issues with the safety and one thing for sure it is as safe as the shooter

For some reason a well reputted springer tuner informed me that he could/would tune English Model Tomahawks but not the Turkish version.. So I was skeptical if the inner mechinisms were different. I was assured it is the same rifle but with less hand made refinements..You will need base or rings with scope stop and torx screws would be a plus..I couldn't get my scope rings to stay still and ended up stripping a screw trying to bare down...the rings were 11mm rim fire but i hoped they could handle a few rounds until my scope mounting accessories arrived.. They couldn't...

Great rifle! I own the .22 version. It has plenty of power for hunting and is a lot of fun to plink with as well. After I zeroed it, I was shooting flies that landed on the target. I thought there was no way I was hitting them until I examined my target and found fly "splatter" on the edges of my pellet holes!

The trigger is a bit "funky" but isn't bad and is greatly improved by adding a trigger shoe.

My rifle was made in 2005 just before Webley moved production to Turkey. I bought it on the advice of the owner of Pyramid Air and he was right--great rifle!

its a WEBLEY TOMAHAWK; what's there not to like.

maybe the trigger card could be made from thicker and solid steel to match along with the toughness of the entire rifle.

check your gun and look for any signs that it has been used.
i purchased a new Tomahawk but
my Tomahawk had scope mount markings on the rails and tiny
dents on the wood stock and scratches on the trigger guard;
all this indicates to me that a scope had been mounted and the rifle had been place
"here and there" upon firing. There were also scratch marks on the rubber butt of the rifle too.
This is the kind of rifle that you'd want to be the first to fire it. Unfortunately i was not the first.

Well let's get right to it the trigger on a tomahawk rifle is on the same quality level as HW and air arms which is considerd the finest spring gun triggers in the world short answer after breakin the trigger breaks like glass from the c.a.t.s ported muzzle to the rubber but pad this thing is custom all the way.having just enough weight to tame it's recoil.

It would come in it's own case from webley and scott with attachments like diffirent caliber barrels

I have this gun in 25 caliber and lets just skip smallgame and go to woodchunks ,raccoon,or opossum this thing puts them down like a NFL linebacker in a high school game the only warning that i can think of is pellets that or to light like beeman laser at 17.5 grains for 25cal it caused the gun to vibrate hard and loosin screws.