Page 4 - Webley & Scott Ltd. MKVI Battlefield Finish 6" Reviews

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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very good copy i like

everything ! I got the pellet shells to see how accurate the smooth bore would be. at 40 ft. (my basement range) standing, even with older eyes a 6 shot group can almost be covered with a quarter. I would recommend this fun gun to anyone. bb's shoot well , not quite as tight as the pellets.

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Wow what pistol! The look and feel of this gun is awesome!

The handle are plastic BUT they dont look like, it only when touch it you can tell-I wish they were made of another material

They did a real good on following the specifications. Its a close as you going to get to a real one!

Realistic weight, lanyard ring doubles as C02 tool. Front load cartage makes it easy to see if cylinder is loaded. Like 6 shot then reload because it slows things down allowing time to enjoy.

Very high quality air pistol. Hefty and realistic. the finish is very nice, it is not the thick black paint found on many umarex and other brand replicas, rather a nice dull black finish that looks very realistic.

Grips are quite cheaply made, and several parts such as the hammer have a painted finish that does not match the rest of the gun but it is not very noticeable.

The finish is superb.

If only the trigger was just as light as the exhibiton model but its a very small difference.

There is a difference between the exhibition model and battlefield finish. I bought the exhibition model from here and the battlefield one in Canada. Shot with the same ammo and set up, the battlefield one was consistently more accurate and shot with more consistent fps. The trigger is slightly heavier but in single action it is very crisp, no take up. The double action is also silky smooth. I also take back what I said in my exhibition review about the grips, they look fine on this model although I still wish there were a higher quality/feel of plastic. This pistol shoots fantastic, one of the best c02 revolvers along with the Colt SAA pistols.

The authentic look, the feel, the accuracy and performance and a great trigger both in single and double action....this Webley has it all!

Wood grips with an "aged" appearance, offered, perhaps, as an option would complete the "authentic" look. The supplied plastic grips fall a little short in that regard. The shell are the size of 38's. used also with the Schofield replicas. Nearer to "perfect" would be replica shells made in original, .455 size.

Purchase either one of the optional British style holsters. It dramatically completes the period look.

Beutyful copy of The Webley revolver

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This is the most faithful air gun replica I have seen to date. The appearance and function ( except for the safety ) are awesome. I've shot many different pellets out of this and the performance is good. What I like about this pistol is that any length pellets work in this. I shoot it in my garage with Skenko blue arrow and poly rhino pellets. Accuracy is o.k. With the blue arrow pellets it shatters beer bottles at 10 yards, lots of fun !

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Buy yourself a new gun.

I collect reproductions of historic firearms and this arm is a fantastic addition to my collection. I cannot afford an original but with this reproduction I don't need one. It looks and hefts and loads like the original and I could not be happier with my purchase.

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If you want an authentic appearing and hefting Webley, this is the one.

Awesum replica.Battlefield finish gives really authentic look.This should become a collectable item .Indiana Jones' gun that looks just like the real deal.Fun to shoot break open loading is really cool.Save thr box! Awesum in its own right with cool history of the Webley.

If only they could bring back .22 air pistols Like vintage crosman revolvers and autos like The crosman 600.They'd line up to buy them.

looks better than pictures portray

This thing looks and feels like a real Webley MKVI, The weight is dead on and the markings are cool. Except from under close observation, you would be hard pressed to differentiate this from its real steel counterpart. It breaks and ejects the shells like the original. It is accurate enough for casual plinking, I was shooting 1.5" groups at 7 yards. It's also loud! The gas ejecting from the muzzle makes a charging Zulu want to turn tail and run.

The main problem with this is the grips, they are made of thin plastic and not weathered like the rest of the gun and really stand out. I took some sandpaper to wear them a bit and better match the rest of the gun. however, that is about my only gripe with this thing, it's otherwise awesome. However, if I were designing a gun like this I would make use of the large cylinder to house .45 shells rather than the .38 sized ones that come with the gun. .22 pellets would also be on the table.

There's really no way to disassemble the valve system should it fail, so I suggest using a drop of pellgun oil on the nipple of each new CO2 cartridge to keep everything moving smoothly. Also, the sights are not adjustable, mine shoots about 1/2" left, so you have to apply a bit of Kentucky windage.

The weight and feel of the revolver mimic almost exactly the three Webley firearms I have. I ordered three, one for myself and two as gifts. My buddies can't get over how authentic they feel and love shooting them.Group size in our 25 foot basement range runs about 1.5 to 2 inches for me. We're getting about 70 to 80 shots per CO2 cartridge and it was probably about 60 degrees in the basement when we were shooting. The price is a little higher than some but very worth it in my opinion.

Maybe adjustable rear sight blade. For me it shoots right at point of aim but my buddy shoots 3 inches low and 1.5 inches to the left of his point of aim on the same revolver. I would like to see wood grips become available but as is this matches my battlefield finish 38 SW Webley perfectly.

Very miserly with the CO2 and still good power on the shots. Pretty accurate for this type of revolver/air pistol and I'm sure groups will shrink a bit with use. I ordered extra cartridges for all three but once we started shooting it's pretty quick and easy to reload even with one set. Just a super fun little gun. I also ordered the canvas holsters and every one loved them.