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    We need a write up on the comparison between underlever and toplever. David you are now thd gun correspondent from The Times 1885 "Hunting edition" What can you tell us?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tentman View Post
    We need a write up on the comparison between underlever and toplever. David you are now thd gun correspondent from The Times 1885 "Hunting edition" What can you tell us?
    Well in comparison Coster vs Webley

    The Coster has a superb trigger
    The weight is nicer for the recoil
    The sights are ok but the front blade needs a small silver bead added
    It is very nice to shoot and very accurate
    It slings and carries nicely
    The hammer needs to be brought to half cock before opening the action after firing. Because it is an older style non rebounding hammer

    VS

    Webley

    Lighter
    Shorter barrel
    Front sight has a silver bead and faster to use
    Recoil is very perky because a full pound lighter
    It is a joy to carry
    Has a rebounding hammer so very quick and easy in the field
    Not as accurate as the Coster
    Clearly a rifle to be carried a lot ( light) and shot rarely ( recoil ).

    So both have pros and cons.
    I will address the Coster front sight.
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