Webley MKVI Pellet Revolver, Battlefield Finish

This is a good buy even though the price got reduced after bought it. I recommend it.

Pros
Looks and feels like the real thing. It is rifled and great for indoor target shooting. It will penetrate card board boxes easily. Excellent for muscle memory point and shoot. I like the ejection system. Shells are pretty easy to load. I have fired 1.5 cylinders of the co2. I did purchase the lube for the co2 ring. Haven't needed it yet to lube. Easy to site in. It is ideal for short range shooting. Who would shoot anything in self defense at more than 15 to 25 feet? Looks real enough to frighten anyone with the cylinder looking loaded. I think you could frighten off any intruder and it might even penetrate clothing enough to drive someone off.

Cons
Airgun is not clear if this can take bb's as well. Also not clear if you can buy extra shells. I would buy more if I could get them to tell me. I would like to reload a bunch if they would let me know. CO2 power is as they said less powerful in the cold which is logical. When co2 is too low you will get a round stuck in the barrel. Easy to extra stuck rounds with a cleaning rod. They should be more clear on use of bb's and if extra shells can be purchased or if there are other manufacturers who shells would fit.

Lots of fun, accurate, looks great

Pros
Very good revolver, accurate right out of box, great look and feel. Seal on CO2 seals properly without leakage. Easy to load, Schofield cartridges work great.

Cons
Safety does not function, it will not slide to safety. Took a tool to get it off safe. Don't really care, better than not coming off safety.

There does not seem to be a way to remedy the situation.

Pros
It has the feel and looks of the original. Loved it when I first had it.

Cons
The one-star rating comes from the breakdown of the gasket seal of the CO2 cartridge rendering the piece useless. I have had this for less than a year and most of the time it has been unusable.

Have run 100+ rounds through it with zero issues.

Pros
Flawless. Everything works. A very nice replica.

Cons
None.

Just looking for a .32 Iver Johnson top break next.

Pros
Looks and feels like a real gun and displays like one. Heavy and sturdy.

Cons
No cons that I can see for my uses.

I'm very impressed with this gun and would recommend it to anyone I know. The only issue I had with mine was the weathered finish was not applied very well to the cylinder. I don't know if this is just with mine or all of them.

Pros
Feels just like a real webley revolver.

Cons
The weathering on my cylinder (don't know if it is just with mine or all of them).

Pros
Having owned a .455 Webley years ago, it brought back good memories. The accuracy was much better and the ammo is a lot cheaper.

Cons
The spring for the break-barrel is not as strong as I would like. When I holster the handgun in a Webley canvas holster and take the pistol out the barrel breaks as though for loading. Parts availability is non-existent. I checked the MFG's website and there is no "Support" link. They do have a second party source for parts but the parts are all "Unavailable." Numrich Arms has some original Webley parts and I wonder if the spring could be replaced with beefier spring made for the original Mk VI (??) Otherwise I am satisfied. I already accidentally twisted the lanyard ring like a pretzel and would like to get a new one. SOL!

Works well and weighs almost exactly the same as the original.

I'm a person who love history. I do a lot of reenactments; ww2, civil war etc.

Pros
All is well great weight no problems fires and loads like the real thing

Cons
NOTHING

Fun pistol to shoot accuratric and worth the money feels great in the hand

Cons
none