If you've always wanted one of the most famous British firearms in history in a pellet shooting CO2 version, you now have a chance to own a Webley MKVI with 6" barrel in black finish. Used in both World Wars all the way up until recently, it's a dependable gun that will excite you with its realistic look and feel.
The thing that will impress you most about this air pistol is that almost every feature is the same as the firearm version, from the loading, cycling, shooting, and ejection, to the fact that it can be field stripped. If you're on the lookout for an airgun copy of a gun that's famous from its use both in the UK military and in popular movies and TV shows, get a Webley MKVI with 6" barrel in black finish today at Airgun Depot.
Webley MKVI, 6" Barrel, Black Finish Features:
- Single/double action
- Full metal construction
- Uses .177 caliber pellets
- Black finish
- Built from original blueprints
- Loads, cycles, fires, and ejects like the original
- 6 round capacity
- Uses realistic looking pellet cartridges
- Original 1915 markings
- Field strippable
- Fixed front blade
- Rear notch sight
- Manual safety
- Uses a 12g CO2 cartridge
- Barrel length: 6"
- ManufacturerWebley & Scott Ltd.
- Caliber .177
- Velocity 430 fps
- Condition New
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Action Revolver
- Barrel Style Rifled
- Fire Mode Repeater
- Gun Weight 2.40
- Overall Length 11.25
- Barrel Length 6.00
- Loudness 4-Medium-High
- Magazine Capacity 0
- Mechanism CO2
- Rail No
- Safety Manual
- Front Sights Blade
- Rear Sights Fixed
- Shots per Fill 0
- Trigger Adjustability 0
- Trigger Action Double-Action & Single-Action
- Use Plinking/Fun
- Warranty 1-year limited warranty
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.In one small place in the back of the owner's manual listing the partial specs for this gun for all three air gun ammo platforms and the original firearm, it states 5 grains for .177 pellets. That is the only mention of grain weight of ammo for this gun anywhere that I have seen. But 5 grains sounds very light for an air pistol that does not even have to support a blowback movement. If I'm not mistaken, notable reviewers have been displaying videos using 7+ grains, even in England where the gun was designed and airgunners are very serious. How do I known what weight ammo to put through this revolver?
asked Robert from USA