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Hey Yeti! I shall never forgive you for this. Just kidding haha. I kept losing the coins mate I'm not going to lie, plus we had people abroad not knowing the size of the coins which is a fair point. So out comes the vernier!

Hey Swift! This is a TS later Scorpion.

@@bigdansairguns83 would you say this this better than FXGun Classic dreamline one ? which would be lighter ? and would both shoot same distances ? is on better in air count? and which better for LEft handed

haha thanks Casper! I don't usually curse but.. it was being that though wasn't it?

@@bigdansairguns83 Yea it was mate, if that was be there would have been more than one word said mate, oppps there goes my youtube channel, lmao 🤣😂🤣

To be fair Turkish rifles are pretty superb today. I'd also argue that it just being "rebranded" is a bit harsh considering there's some pretty vital design differences between this and the ATA. The ATA for instance doesn't have the short stroked cocking system (note the lack of the housing at the rear of the block) and the block itself is also different.

Thanks bud!

Hi Lance. I'll mention this when anyone talks about the Eagle. Cheers for the info!

it is a ata airborne gen 2 same gun.

@@lancelongfield5550 Not quite, if you take a look at the Gen 2 the block is different between this and the ATA. The Eagle for instance has the rear housing to accommodate the short stroke cocking system and the stock is also wildly different. It's built off of an Airborne I'd guess but it's definitely not the same gun with a different logo.

Hey Baz! Despite the looks the Eagle is an almost completely different rifle compared to the Airborne. It's lighter, has a shorter barrel, a totally different stock, a totally different block/action and a different trigger mechanism. The only similarity is that it shares the same mag. In general it's a more refined rifle to the Airborne, if you put pictures of the rifles side by side you can see there's quite a few differences.

Haha Hey Matt!

Thanks Andrew! That's the issue, I'm salesman, gunsmith, local delivery boy and the chap on the phone so it can be difficult to get time to film. That said I'm tempted to take Tuesday off as a dedicated filming day (currently working 6 days a week). We'll see what happens.

Thanks Nick! To be fair me shooting in calm weather is a challenge to hit anything.

Thanks Wayne! I'm a Webley sucker myself as well and I was really pleased with the rifle, especially considering the thought that has gone into it and the performance for just over £500. Mega rifle.

@@waynewardle1928 I thought Wierauch 100kt, good value too in comparison. I like biathlon charging handle too. The down side for me is that bottle. If I were new to this sport, the Webley would be on my shortlist.

Hi Kieron! I'll admit you got me there that one slipped by me. That said just like any other built in probe they're easy to cover up.

@@bigdansairguns83 You do actually mention it at 3mins 18 in writing on the screen. 'That said a dust cover wouldn't go amiss'

@@andrewblock5087 Andrew with the save! Thanks Andrew, I know that criticism range a bell!

Hi Harry. No anti double load as the mags are self indexing. The safety is also a manual affair which is usually preferred on a PCP.

@@bigdansairguns83 I would like to come and visit the farm in Essex, I have 3 HW 100kt, 57 and 99s plus 2 Sig Suar Virtus. I checked out your Kral NP3 and fancied that, now this Webley, but in need to downsize without letting them go to irresponsible individuals. Maybe I could offload some or all in a PX arrangement, I live in Essex.

@@harryzero1566 Hi Harry! The best thing to do is contact me on my website at bigdansairguns.co.uk

Hi Nick! Spot on, considering the build and spec on offer it's an absolutely stellar rifle and an affordable one at that! A breath of fresh air in a world that considers £1000 rifles as "mid budget".

It actually doesn't. The Eagle is incredibly muted compared to most out of the box PCP's.

You don't need a slingshot hammer to get rid of hammer bounce. Hammer bounce can be entirely eliminated with tweaks to the spring, hammer weight and valve return spring. The Eagle almost has it entirely eliminated with this set up but there's still a tiny bit of bounce remaining. The main issue with the Eagle is the reg pressure being far too high but this affects all sub 12ft-lbs PCP's.

Hi Reeves! It'd certainly be a bit lighter but then it'd also be more expensive.

@@bigdansairguns83 very true. I wonder if you could change the bottle easily? Best Fitting supply some reasonably priced Carbon bottles.

Thanks Anthony!

Thanks Simon!

Hi Dennis. I agree I can't stand tactical stuff give me old school wood and metal! In regards to measurement units the vast majority of the shooting world use imperial along with the majority of our own shooters and publications.

@@bigdansairguns83 Not wishing to make this drag on Dan. it's only a quick button press on your vernier for us who don't understand the thou's business. for example a 5p which you use as a marker is 0.7090 thou or a much simpler number 18mm and that's using a Mitutoyo absolute aos

@@dennisreid4428 Hi Dennis. Imperial is the standard measurement for groups however I'll include metric as well in the next video if it helps.

@@bigdansairguns83 Thanks for that Dan

Hi Andrew! They're an odd beast aren't they as they look heavy and cumbersome but they're a genuinely well behaved monster in the shoulder. Much lighter than it looks and very well balanced as you've said.

Thanks Darren! To be fair the shot count is still good at over 150 shots but it has so much more potential.

Thanks Mark!

Weirdo!! Hahah just kidding mate. It's a lovely rifle to be fair and yeah the wind was utterly miserable. It was filmed when the MetOffice was reporting well over a week of rough winds and it was a case of "ah crap better go out there and get it done". That said I think it did pretty darn well!

Hi Dan! Fair enough fella to each his own. I'd rather if it had a cylinder (or spring!) but as bottle guns go I think it's a good looking rifle.

Hi Geetee. My thoughts exactly it's a pretty thing and extremely solid as well.

The Eagle (in my opinion) is essentially a refined Airborne. A different block, shorter barrel, new trigger mechanism and lighter to go with it. That said I'd never knock an Airborne, they're a fantastic rifle and also cheaper than the Eagle it must be said.

Thanks Winnie you too!

Hey Snafflepup. It is a Turkish Webley there's no denying that and the mags are the exact same as ATA. That said the block as far as I'm aware is its own design as is the stock and the short stroke cocking system (although I can't remember if the ATA had that). There's no Kral nor Reximex parts used.

It's typically Turkish the large bottle spoils the look for me ,any chance you could do the EBA Arglncourt or perhaps the Precihole Achilles,nice to see you back 👍😉😉

​@@bigdansairguns83it just looks like I've seen this gun all before but in other guises you'll never sell me on that stock tho it's a sleeper with a hole in it .😅

@@aubreybenton8249 Hi Aubrey. I'll see what I can do matey.

@@TheSnafflepup Haha I do get what you mean with Turkish rifles sometimes there's definitely a few different models with VERY similar parts shall we say. That said I guess if it works it works. I genuinely quite like the stock it's like a prettier HW100 thumbhole.. walnut too! That said If it were a cylinder fed rifle with a more slim stock I'd prefer it.

They're a nice rifle the Airborne and the "ATA" checkering is stunning. That said the Eagle is actually its own rifle although you can definitely see some similar lines to both. The block for instance is completely different on the Eagle along with the trigger mechanism, stock, barrel length and the Eagle is quite a bit lighter in the shoulder.

This isn’t based on the Airborne, it is actually the ATA Airborne Gen 2 (this is on the ATA site). It fixes many of the shortcomings of the gen 1 like trigger, weight and side lever. My guess is the lack of traction of the ATA brand for air rifles, whereas Webley causes Dan to soil his tightly whiteys.

@@alanmorris8783 ye gen 2 but still the ata airborne lol

@@alanmorris8783 Hahaha it's a nice gun to be fair but again it isn't a 1:1 to the Gen 2 Airborne. As mentioned the stock is different, the block is different and if you look at the rear of the block the ATA doesn't have the housing for the short stroke system. Put pics of both side to side and you'll see the differences.

Hi Chris. I'm not a bottle man I must admit and if they could make a cylinder fed Eagle I know which one I'd take. That said as bottle rifles go I don't find this to be one of the better looking ones by a long shot.

I won't mention names for fear of legal difficulties but when it comes to buying twice I don't think it's the cheap rifles where this applies.......