Page 2 - Webley & Scott Ltd. MKVI Battlefield Finish 6" Reviews

This is not a target pistol. This is a fairly accurate reproduction of a weapon used in trench warfare. Made to shoot from the hip, at targets close up.

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This is not a accurate target shooter. Just a backyard plinker made for short range hit's at large target.

sturdy construction all metal simple brake open design weight feels balanced in hand very very accurate great power

this is only opinion but i would rather the fake shells did not actually come all the way out. if u forget like me and turn in upside down when broke open they fall out the sight shot low, very tight group but low. i took some 120 sand paper and sanded the front blade down very slowly until vertically it hit exactly where i was pointing. best accuracy i have out of 3 c02 pistols but required that minor fix. love it, best c02 pistil i have. single action trigger is a heavy pull but not a dead breaker since i can just cock hammer which i do, maybe it should be a little lighter

this is the beat c02 pistol i have, love it. worth every penny

looks feels like the real thing the best buy in pellet gun world

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just buy it and judge for yourself if you don't like my review then buy it and give your review

I recently recieved a Webley MK VI co2 pellet pistol. I had owened a real one a few years ago and had it for severla years.. I traded it brcause my girls thought it to big to handle. My expations as to the accuracy of the build of a pellot revolverl had me wondering. I was amazed when that hand cannon arrived. The accuracy of the dimensions and weight astounded me. I could not believe this wasn't a real MK VI. The weather around here is not shooting weather and as such I haven't fired it as yet. I am really impressed.

Make this pistol a real one so I can buy a new Webley MK VI.

The piece is fantastic and the best "reproduction" I've ever seen! Wish more companies would be this authentic.

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Great reproduction that strongly mimics original. Seems like I found it in my Granddads attic boot locker. Like easy access to cartridges.

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You need one for your legends collection. Look up history on this one. Its got plenty.

The Webley MKVI is the best quality of any of my air pistols and I have over 20. As a long time gun owner and range officer, I can say this airgun has the same quality and precision as a real gun. The action is smooth and precise. The machining is perfect. It is a quality repro you will love as soon as you pull it out of the box. It is not as accurate as my Dan Wesson due to shorter barrel and fixed sights and the Dan Wesson is also of very high quality. But I love the break open design for loading and the action is a little smoother. The weathered finish also adds to the realism. The only negative I have is the small manual safety slide on the right side of the frame which is not authentic. No revolver I have owned has ever had a safety and I do not know why Webley added this. But it is hardly visible. If you want a beautiful, authentic quality repro you can hand down or even display, buy it. You won't be sorry.

What can I say. I need to frame this and hang it on my wall 'cause it is definitely a marvelous work of art. The fit, finish, and quality of this gun is something for them to be proud of. It feels right in the hand and is very well balanced. Overall this is one of my favorite replicas.

Apparent authenticity of function and appearance. .A beautiful piece and a very nice addition to my collection of replica firearms.

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I have not had an opportunity to fire it, so I am unable to rate accuracy. Also, I have never handled or had a close-up view of a real Webley, so my overall assessment is subject to that limitation.

It is a very well made replica, feels like a real firearm. You can remove the cylinder with a screw driver (field strip). The pellet version shoots very well even in double action at 5 yards. Came with a copy of the 1937 British Small Arms Training pamphlet. It is really fun to shoot. Easy to load the CO2. Has a good trigger and the gun is accurate.

It deserves a more robust grip, the plastic is very light. Looks good though.

It shoots well a variety of pellets, 100% inside a 3.75-inch circle at 5 yards, free hand double action. The best group (1.25-inch) was with H&N Field Target Trophy Green (5.71gr) and RWS R10 Match (8.2gr), the worst group was 2.75-inch and that was on me. After you get familiar with the trigger, find the spot where you briefly pause the trigger before squeezing to fire, this will give you time to adjust the aiming. I got 90 rounds per CO2, but the last one had low power. I bought a bunch of Schofield No. 3 shells to have even more fun. This one and the ASG Dan Wesson 715 4-inch pellet are the best SD action revolvers I have. Speed load doesnt work on this revolver, the space between shells are bigger because the cylinder’s dimension was kept as the original (45 cal). The instructions on the 1937 British pamphlet are for single hand shooting (standard at that time), that is a challenge, specially for an old guy like me. All my shots were with two hands.

A good old school heavy revolver. Accurate, functions nicely

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It is a very well done replica, feels like a real firearm. You can remove the cylinder with a screw driver (field strip). The pellet version shoots very well even in double action at 5 yards. Came with a copy of the 1937 British Small Arms Training pamphlet. It is really fun to shoot. Easy to load the CO2. Has a good trigger and the gun is accurate.

It deserves a more robust grip, the plastic is very light. Looks good though.

It shoots well a variety of pellets, 100% inside a 3.75-inch circle at 5 yards, free hand double action. The best group (1.25-inch) was with H&N Field Target Trophy Green (5.71gr) and RWS R10 Match (8.2gr), the worst group was 2.75-inch and that was on me. After you get familiar with the trigger, find the spot where you briefly pause the trigger before squeezing to fire, this will give you time to adjust the aiming. I got 90 rounds per CO2, but the last one had low power. I bought a bunch of Schofield No. 3 shells to have even more fun. This one and the ASG Dan Wesson 715 4-inch pellet are the best SD action revolvers I have. Speed load doesn't work on this revolver, the space between shells are bigger because the cylinders dimension was kept as the original (45 cal). The instructions on the 1937 British pamphlet are for single hand shooting (standard at that time), that is a challenge, specially for an old guy like me. All my shots were with two hands.

Everything...quality and functionally. Shoots great and accurate.

Adjustable rear sight would be nice.

Better than I expected.

Sound mechanics, the design, build quality, fun to play with, rifled barrel for pellets and the history behind it.

Wish the chome model is available. The back lock has a little play, wish it could added more slope on the locking surface to fimly lock the barrel and the cylinder for accuracy. Wish the CO2 cover is more solid.

Hey folks, this one worth your bucks, better than those modern models, indeed!

Good gun accurate

Better seal at CO2 cylinder. Mine leaked after apprx. 11 CO2 cylinders. Tried to get gun repaired no help from Pyramydair. No parts available from any body.

If gun malfunctions or leaks you will get no help from Pyramydair as to how or where to have it repaired. Repair parts for gun, forget it. Buyer beware of a no service co.

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Apart from making a non battle finish version for the purist collectors,nothing!!

This revolver is an absolute MUST for any and all gun-nuts out there! This revolver looks the part, feels the part and by golly, it IS the part. I have over 20 different CO2 hand guns and this one rates as one of, if not, my most favourite of all! The only other thing I would say is that as I am sure many of you out there would agree, I think the use of lead BB's instead of steel BB's to be preferable as the lead BB's don't ricochet as much as the steel versions do and are also a little kinder to the bore of the barrel! Also from my observations, the accuracy doesn't appear to be adversely affected.

Weight. Looks. Quality of materials and fit. Everything about it is easy to do.

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I got this for plinking so accuracy is not the first thing I look for. Its just plain fun. The loading and unloading is all part of the fun experience. Couldnt be more authentic looking too.

Everything, this gun is great! My wife got me this gun this past Christmas, and wow. It is not pellet picky. Very real feel , feels like the real gun. Hard to put down

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This not a target gun, have fun with it, stock up on pellets and CO2 you will need it

Extremely accurate, even using cheap pellets. Single action / double action works perfect. Ran a fair amount of pellets (about 72) through before C02 was ready for replacement. The finish is an exact replica of the original "war finish" of my MK IV 38/200.

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I was surprised at how much larger the MK VI .455 version is compared to the MK IV 38/200 version. I own an original (live firing) MK IV 38/200 version. Compared to the original, the pellet version is spot on.

An exceptional copy of the real thing. Shoots incredibly well, accurate and just overall fun. If you're into classic Brit pistols, you need to add this to your collection. Well worth the money!