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

There isn't much not to like about this gun, but what I appreciate the most, is how clean and real this gun looks. The lack of white lettered information splattered all over the gun helps give it that clean look.

Optional wood grips would be nice!

This isn't a competition gun, and you're not going to go hunting with it either, so just go out and have fun with it, believe me, you will. Also, if the price is too steep for your budget, you should look into Paypal credit. Spend $99 or more and get 6 months to pay with no interest! That's the route I took.

The looks, the feel, the sights.

Nothing except maybe the safety but I guess it is needed.

The sights are not dead on but they are close enough and this is my gun. If you buy one you could get lucky but no problem just use the good old Kentucky windage. I am well pleased with my gun.

The accuracy of the copy of the real Webley. I can shoot the pistol without damage to my original (which is out of service).

I own an original Webley Mk VI which my father brought back from WWI. The copy is very accurate in feel and overall looks, but there are some things that should be changed. The rear sight is different, the safety is unnecessary. The cartages have .455 Webley stamped on the rim, but the actual size is .358". My original Webley is also stamped Patented 1918.

It is a fun gun, but a little pricey.

I actually own a Webley .455mk.4 made in 1917 and was stunned when I pulled this out of its box.I layed them side by side and couldn't believe how exact a copy this is!

Nothing!

This is worth every penny.

what can i say this is a quality airgun. attention to detail is astonishing.as far as replicas are concerned you cannot tell this one from the real thing.

a nice foam fitted case worthy of this WWII REPLICA

Solid, metal construction with the look and feel of a firearm. Cylinder indexes and locks reliably. Relatively quiet. Shoots where I point.

Wooden grips would provide a more solid feel and a hammer dampener could prevent the valve from burping.

The resistance caused by the spring-loaded "forcing cone" can be felt in the action and there is a 2-stage characteristic to the trigger in single-action, but these are not overly distracting and I consider them to be realistic compromises for an authentic feeling gun I can use in my back yard.

Well made and realistic looking. Decent velocity/power and a good number of shots out of a CO2 cartridge.

Needs a sturdier lanyard loop that is used to tighten and pierce CO2 cartridge.

Shoots 3" low of POA at 25 feet. This can be remedied by filing down the front sightly. However, a little filing goes a long way, don't overdo it. If you don't want to mess with filing the front sight, you can just adjust your POA accordingly and it'll be OK for plinking soda cans and such.

Very realistic feel and weight,trigger pull is nice for a replica gun. Finish looks good and sights are ok.

Just make extra shells available.

Mine hit to point of aim at about 20 feet and shot .75 groups with Daisy BBs. Very fun gun to shoot.

nice pistol. Very realistic . Nice weight. Shoots good.

I wish it would come with more cartridges. Like 12 instead of 6.

Buy more cartridges. that way you spend more time shooting.

The weight and feel of Webley is the best in my collection. Shoots hard and accurate fells like the real thing. I realy like the way you breach the chamber to load and unload the shells.

I would not change a thing only make available additional cartridges.

I get about 54 shots per CO2 cartridge. This is a must have for you air gun enthusiasts and would make a great woring diplay peace. I do not know how they could make this any better.

Its built very well. Nothing loose or wiggly,the precision of fit,finish,and function is excellent.The cylinder turns smoothly with no flaw,trigger pull is wonderfull,power is up there.I own all four lengths of dan wessons and two of the colt pythons which I like very much,however this pistol blows them away. Got my eye on the gletcher ngt as next purchase.

Pricey but I'm very happy I bought it.

Nope, already said I like it

Excellent reproduction. Balance and accuracy great.

I wish extra "ammunition" was available. I would like the makers to produce a Colt Peace Maker in the same style.

Everything,I am very impressed with it I knew I had to have it the minute I saw it. I like how it resembles the orig.I saw the firearm up front from an old WWII British vet who was my neighbor and I wondered how he got it here-He never would tell us. This gun is very easy to use and quite accurate and the loading is like the orig.This gun is all metal,When you get it you will think you are in an old WWII movie.The gun comes with a 1937 manual which I framed and a history of movies and tv shiows that it was featured in like Raiders of the Lost Ark,Even The Maltese Falcon.Bogie says my partner was shot with an old Foseby.455 and they don't make them anymore.

Make extra shells availible,Six is not enough and even though they resemble the Dan Wesson and Colt Python shells,They will not inter change.Maybe a stainless version but that would detract from the original which was not in stainless.

You'll be very happy with it and if you are into replica's this is the one to add to your collection. PS:Next on the Horizon-The Nagant and the T33 according to U-Tube

This is a very accurate representation of an historic revolver. Quality is first class, detail is extraordinary. I would encourage all who might be considering a purchase to do a bit of research on what this revolver represents. Webley has a long history in firearms and airguns. There are features on this revolver that carried over into its line of airguns that few, if any, manufactures can claim. An excellent choice and a very good shooter to boot.

Nothing at all.

Read Tom Gaylord's 'Review Article' on this piece. He does a great job in summing it up and the responses get into details all should enjoy. The link is on the top of product page. Waiting for Part II.

I just received the MKVI today. I have shot 36 rounds through it at 5 meters and another 24 rounds at 25' and am still on my first CO2 cartridge. I have a Webley 38/200 revolver and have handled several MKVI revolvers. This airgun is authentic in all ways. Beautifully constructed with a very nice black finish reminiscent of the real war finish. Heavy, all metal construction with tight tolerances and smooth crisp action in both single and double action modes.

For the size and weight of the gun, the cardboard box is not substantial enough. The back panel of the box was ripped on both sides and the bottom of the box was bulging where the cylinder rested on it. This gun deserves a first rate case. The lanyard ring is not substantial enough in size to get a good enough grip on it to tighten the CO2 cartridge quickly enough to avoid gas leakage. I had to use a dowel through the ring to get sufficient leverage to tighten the CO2 cartridge.

Accuracy at 5 meters is what would be expected from a military style revolver with fixed sights. I used Umerex, Daisy and Marksmen BBs. Umerex gave the best results. Best group was 1.25", worst was 2". Tends to shoot 1.25" low from point of aim at 5 meters. Groups tend to spread vertically rather than horizontally. Due to the smoothness of the action and trigger, I noticed little difference between SA and DA groups. At 25' looks like one can knock off pop cans all day long. For some, with a large hands the grip may feel thin compared to handgrips on a Colt Python or an S&W TRR8. In terms of shoot-ability, authenticity and quality of construction this is now my all-time favorite air handgun.