Page 5 - Webley & Scott Ltd. MKVI Battlefield Finish 6" Reviews

Great replica of original.Well made,easy to load and very accurate.

Absolutely nothing.

PyramydAiir ships fast....no problems.

The fact that this pistol is made by the original company from the original plans is pretty awesome. Yes, the grips are plastic and the trigger pull is considerably less than the original, but beyond that the pistol is spot on and WAY cool. I was looking to purchase an original so I got this not only as a prop for a costume, but to see if I really would enjoy the revolver enough to dump some money and effort into an original. I thoroughly enjoy shooting this revolver and I hope it holds up with use. It's pricey, but I think it is a must buy if you like revolvers.

My only complaint is the barrel catch spring could be stronger. In normal use the light pressure required to release the barrel catch isn't going to be an issue. I use the revolver with a Webley style holster, however, and even the slightest pressure on the barrel catch/rear sight while re-holstering will release the barrel catch and open the revolver inside the holster. A stronger spring would certainly be an improvement.

You know you want it, buy it!

I really like having the ability to hold a Webley albeit a replica. It feels good just like the actual pistol

squirrelssquirrelsNope, it works out pretty good. The squirrels do not like it

You should know that this is not a .455. The cartridges are marked as such, but the cartridges at .38s. So if you want a Webley .455 your not going to get one. A .45 cal. cartridge is a "lot" bigger. Measure the cartridge yourself. So I do not like the false advertising on this. But I love the pistol

this is a beautifull replica of the actual fire arm,very well made and balanced very accurate at 18 feet, nice trigger,smooth barrel and hammer action,all metal construction,solid performer aprox. 70 shots from 1 co.2

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can not say anything bad about this pistol,any collector should own it.

awsome reproduction piece. Its accurate , hits hard , and regulates to point of aim at 25 ft. fun to load but get plenty of shells. I bought 36 extra shells for a total of 42 which allows me to only reload shells twice for 84 rounds which is about max for 1 co2 cyl . also this gun has an awesome double action pull which i can shoot almost as well as single action at 25 ft

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buy one and get extra shells and a couple speed loaders and have a ball

Quality and balance.

Excellent copy of a classic firearm. Loading and shooting flawless Very accurate. Co2 loads easily too.

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I like how real this gun look and feel.

There is nothing to change unless you are going to change the real gun because this gun is the real deal.

Shooting this gun in double action is as much fun as shooting it in single action. Trigger pull is very cool.

I got this for Cos-Play as Sherlock Holmes. Great replica! The look, feel, and action are superb. I use to own a real Webley Mk VI, but had to sell it when I got laid off. The prices have sense skyrocked and I was so happy when I found this. I can now play with it in my back yard without going to a shooting range.

The cylinder is not quite as accurate as the original, but it is passable. I think the safety is a complete waste and could have saved the customer a few dollars by not including it.

Can't wait to get the extra shells and speed loader.

Very good replica of the original Webley MKVI, of which I have an exemple from WW1. Excellent heft ; a collector's dream.

Excellent reproduction of the original British sidearm. Weight, feel and functionality are all combined with this pistol. The accuracy was much better than anticipated with it's ability to obtain .5"-.75" groups at 5 meters using a rest. I average between 70-75 shots per co2 cartridge at least.

Nothing. this pistol exceeded my expectations.

Although it is on the pricey side it would be an excellent addition to those who like collecting and shooting military reproductions.

I like the authenticity of the pistol. It is very accurate at 15 ft. Went through 6 clips before CO2 pressure dropped off. I love Break Top Revolvers. The markings are the same for a real Webley MK VI Revolver. It's weight and handling characteristics are impressive.

I would get rid of the safety. It is a revolver and any one familiar with had gun safety would keep the breach open until they reach firing line. It would have made it even more authentic if would have have British Army Cartouches/marking on it. It would be nice to have adjustable sights.

the British Army small arms hand book was delight to read. It helped make the entire kit special. Too bad Webley doesn't offer the Bayonet the was made for the Webley as an add on.

Looks very cool, a fairly faithful recreation of a Webley Six. Outer parts are solidly constructed though the handle feels comparatively cheap.

This gun lasted about a year, at which point a multitude of things failed at once: 1. The cylinder cam wore down to the point where it no longer holds the cylinder in place, i.e. the cylinder just slides off when you break open the gun. 2. The screw on the cylinder assembly stripped itself so the spring loaded ejector no longer works. 3. Part of the metal ledge the trigger's torsion spring rests against broke off so now the trigger doesn't spring back into place when you pull it. Repair is pretty much impossible.

This gun works as a cool wallhanger and is okay for occasional light use but isn't made to last. For $200 I kind of hoped it would be. P.S. The internals of this gun are frustratingly difficult to work on - no fewer than three springs went immediately flying the first time I took the side panel off. Disassemble at your own risk!

It's so authentic. Both the look and weight. Only the finish could give it away as a reproduction. And, only a serious gun enthusiast would be able to tell. As air guns go it's a fine, fine gun.

I'm sure the safety is a legal requirement but un-necessary on a revolver. I have no use for a speed loader. I'm a target shooter. Make the spare cartridges available by themselves.

If the one you own is not real accurate think nothing of it. I have also owned the firearm. It wasn't real accurate either. Also, I'm returning to Pyramid after a long spell of not needing or wanting anything. It's still a good company to deal with. I could easily go bankrupt going through their catalogue.

Much lower cost too collect these replica arms, and still they can be shot.

A lower price , probably would be to lower quality, rather stay this way

Remember other people won't know that it is not the real firearm.

I haven,t bought this one yet but plan on doing so soon the reason I,m writing is because I have the real one it was my fathers and when I saw this one in the new catalog you sent me I couldn,t believe my eyes Its so real looking just like the real one i have so I got to get one...

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Rorkes Drift...!!! always wanted a webley...one i could shoot without being stuck going to a range, now i can. the weight, the feel, the history...now i have to practice the british army manual...all in all too cool!!!

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get the speed loader and extra cartridges...if you are shooting with a friend nobody wants to wait to reload!

The looks and feel.

I would not change anything.

It is a straight shooter. I could hit 12ga. shotgun shells at 15 ft. almost every time and the sights are easy to see. Everyone I have shown it to is vey impressed with its looks.

The thing I like most is that it is a Webley. It has a generally good solid feel

After 18 shots the gas cylinder started leaking and couldn't be tightened enough to stop the slow leak Grips rattle a bit. A touch of contact glue in the screw hole fixed that I would leave off the safety, not needed and just looks bad. I would add the correct proof marking. The Webley markings are a nice touch however

Mine did not come with the reprint of the old service manual. Perhaps they have discontinued it? Since it will mostly serve as a display model, I would buy it all over again and think it is the best looking air pistol to come along in many a year.

Solid feel,very well built.Bought this pistol for it's historical value.Came with a very cool training booklet for the infantry.Very accurate replica of the real thing.

Have run 5-6 cylinders through it but so far can not manage to hit a darn thing.

This is my second Webley.the 1st one was jammed out of the box and could not be cocked.Pyramyd Air replaced it immediately.Pistol works well but is not very accurate.