[Don Ro]

One good way to learn to shoot accurately by being steady...shoot a difficult air gun.

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Post #12

Originally Posted by Jeff Higgins

Very cool, Don - thanks for the link to the wood grips. Those will really dress up this little gun.

And yes, your 38 is head and shoulders above this pistol for pest control work. These things, as charming as they are, just don't have the poop for that. In light of that, you will be very happy with the .177.

So, several weeks into ownership (and over 500 pellets down range) I can now re-iterate with even more conviction that this is the most challenging gun I have ever fired. It's really teaching me the fundamentals again - hold, squeeze, follow-through, etc. If not done exactly the same, each and every time in every little detail, this thing will throw a flyer. I'm getting on top of it now, but boy, I had not realized how sloppy I had gotten. The Webley is a pretty demanding little task master, and will not suffer that. It's been very frustrating, challenging, and most of all, great good fun.