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no it is great right out of the box

Shoots to point of aim. This is a great looking piece. Ok, the grips are plastic, that's a small negative but otherwise it's realism is fantastic. Single action trigger is good. Double action trigger is bad. DA trigger weight is ok. The DA trigger isn't smooth, it hops and jumps as you apply pressure. You apply even increasing pressure and the trigger moves, stops moving, pressure increases, trigger starts moving again, ick. I can still hit the target in DA, there is no group to speak of.

Better DA trigger

Compared to the blowback guns I've been shooting it's use of CO2 is very frugal.

Attention to detail, heft, finish

Adjustable rear sight, changing co2 is a bit awkward.

OK accuracy with fixed sights. Grouped 1.5 inches at 10m. Leather holsters on eBay for $30 +/-

The Webley was the standard sidearm for British officers. I portray one for a WWII Home Guard impression that we do, so this was a must have. This gun has a very good look and feel, very close to that of an original. Although it is likely that it will never be fired, I would much rather own this pellet gun rather that one of the cheesy looking non-firing replicas. I has a good weight and all actions function smoothly, with a functioning break top.

All good... I like it!

I like its weight and the sense of arms when you hold it Looks like a real revolver

I wanted to be able to adjust the sights

the metal is very soft and there are noticeable signs of triggering after a little use. The fit of the parts is not perfect. The elements of the body have a wobble among themselves This caused a refund. There were no problems with the return thanks very much to the team of PA

This is a very accurate copy of the original real steel Webley. I convert these pistols to shoot 43 caliber paintballs and it is the best double action revolver that I have converted. It now uses the real steel brass shells. It can now be reloaded very quickly with a modern day speed loader . Pyramyd Air has the best sale price and their shipping is timely.

No complaints.

Here is a video of the converted Webley. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YBsMkfyZL8&t=8s

my fourth replica these things just so much fun with out having to run to the rangemayeb a little better frt/rear sight match up

Maybe a better frt- rear sight match up

been using the cheap coated Beeman pellets seem to work well ~ look on ebay and you can find an inexpensive holster that fits these

Excellent value!

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This is an outstanding value for the money. It resembles the original (which I have, so I can compare) in every aspect of look, feel weight and balance. Accuracy is very good for a CO2-replica, sights were spot on. Finish is very good. It even has the orginal's cartridge ejection action upon opening! The single action trigger is pull is excellent, double action is a little harder than even the original and a bit too gritty for my taste. Overall, this is one of the best,if not the best CO2 replica gun I have ever bought. Highly recommended at this price.

Webley 455 is very realistic and accurate out of the box.

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Shells are smaller diameter than actual.

Built like the real thing. Wanted an Indiana Jones pistol but not a fan of .455. This is perfect. It IS the real thing but in .177 co2. Paired with a vintage holster, this pistol completes my Jones collection perfectly. LOVE IT!

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Shoots fast and accurate. Very high quality.

Of all the Relic Collectables airguns this is my favorite. From the looks, feel and handling the details are incredible.

The rear sight needs to be adjustable. My pellets hit at 7 o'clock 2 1/2 inches from center bullseye so I'm using a POA at 2 o'clock I found my Webley's barrel to be loose (and no easy way to tighten) allowing a side-to-side movement which may account for part of the sight alignment problem. I would have made the cartridges compatible (same size and shape) with other airgun cartridges (i.e. Schofield No. 3 pellet cartridges)

This is a fun shooting and operating gun... just like the real Webley Mark 6. There is lots of history available about this firearm and it is a great collectable.

Looks and feels great. Shoots pellets and BBs with similar good accuracy. Great fun to shoot. This is my first vintage/classic replica and I'll buy more. Webley did a great job on this.

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The "used in action" finish is very cool.

Makes an excellent display gun! Didn't shoot it yet.

Battlefield finish

This is my third Webley. One bb version and the nickel Exhibition pellet . The bb is the overall smoothest. The Exhibition model , tough sights to see but very good accuracy in single action , excellent in da . The Battlefield was very nicely finished. In da excellent accuracy. Then the bad. DA pull was horrible and jerky, attempting to stage trigger resulted in non advancing cylinder or hammer dropping without firing. After around 40shots thought I had a misfire but suddenly , no firing of co2, just completely out of co2. Have never had that happen on any other co2 pistol. Next c02 failed to pierce. Fired one more after that and decided this was a problem revolver. Sent for return authorization and sadly will be going back. Will stick with the other two. Maybe just a lemon , but a disappointing revolver.

Could be just a random stinker, but will go for a refund.Too bad, a nice looking revolver

Excellent reproduction of the Webley revolver in an air gun. 72 clean shots from a C02 before it starts to squib. Shoots better than my old eyes can see. Im in my sixties and have trouble with focal planes. Had to highlight the front sight and rest the revolver to get a tight group. Half inch with some holes touching at twenty feet. I can rip a can in half at thirty feet though.

The legal warnings and safety cannot be overcome in the USA. About the only change I might wish for is to make the grips appear closer looking to Bakelite for a more authentic display. At least from the left side anyway.

As previously mentioned mine is getting a minimum of twelve cylinders full on a single Co2. Should it squib on the thirteenth...stop. There may be a pellet in the barrel. Open it up and back it up to an empty. You can then shoot it out with the remaining air. Time to reload. Single action trigger was a creepy four pounds with a little grit. A drop of oil allowed to wick and some use is showing signs of smoothing a bit. Very manageable now. Double action is smooth with a point of stacking upon index. Air gun trigger.... Weight is fine. Slightly inconsistent but always hovering in the 8# range on the Timney trigger scale.

I really liked the overall appearance of the pistol.

My pistol has a trigger pull of about probably over 10 pounds in double action. Single action is considerably less. Accuracy is very good.. You can expect at least 50 to 60 shots per co2 cylinder.

With use the double action may improve.

Love the weight and the way it feels in the hand

Give an option for upgrade on plastic hand grip. I would pay for that

I used a cold bluing soultion to go over any white printing on the gun looks better now.

A really exact replica, can't tell the difference till you pick it up. Functions well. I like it.

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