VALUE FOR MONEY At a Street Price of just under $180, the Webley Mark VI CO2 BB revolver is at the upper end of pricing for a firearms replica airgun. For that it offers excellent realism, great accuracy and a good shot count per fill of CO2.

It’s also a relatively unusual handgun by US standards and has reached iconic status from it’s long use in the British Army and appearances in many historical movies. But there are many replica pistols at around $100 which look good and perform well also.

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It’s possible that some US readers will not be fully familiar with the “British English” terminology used in the description of the Webley Mark VI CO2 BB revolver. So here’s a brief explanation “Mark” – often abbreviated to Mk – is the British equivalent of “Version” as commonly used for software products. “VI” is the Latin for six. So, “Mark VI” is the British Army-speak for “Version 6”. Being in the British armed forces is known as “Service”. So, in this case “Service revolver” means the same as “Army revolver”.

Simple, huh??? HAM Test Rating 93% Value For Money Great accuracy, very realistic replica Firearm it Copies Webley Mk VI Service Revolver Best BB Tested Umarex Steel BBs Street Price at Time of Test $179.99. Ammo Type.177 caliber steel BBs. Power Source 1 x 12 Gram CO2 cartridge. Useful Shots per Fill About 75. REALISM – LOOKS AND FEEL There’s no doubt about it, the Webley Mark VI CO2 BB revolver is a very accurate replica of the firearm original.

The manufacturer states that the BB gun is based off the original firearm’s blueprints and the HAM Team can believe that! Size, shape and overall feel are very accurate to the original. The weight – at around 2 Lbs 8 Oz – is very close, too. This makes the Webley Mark VI CO2 BB revolver look and feel just like the original. Yes, the grips are plastic and the metal parts have a satin black finish that differs from the blued steel of the original.

But these are relatively minor gripes against what is, overall, a very good replica. A clever design element is that the lanyard loop of the Webley Mark VI CO2 BB revolver doubles as the CO2 cartridge tightening screw. That’s a good dual use for an original design feature Overall, the only blemish on the realistic appearance is the inclusion of a manual, slide action safety on the right side of the frame. This is disappointing, but probably a result of “helpful” legal input somewhere along the line.

ACCURACY AND POINT OF IMPACT The Webley Mark VI CO2 BB revolver proved to be very accurate in HAM Tester Doug Wall’s hands, as you can see from the test targets below. The best group Doug achieved was when shooting Umarex Steel BBs. These gave a group size of 3/4-inch C-T-C, which is very creditable from a BB revolver. There’s a fairly good chance that this performance exceeds the accuracy of the original firearm! Of course, Doug fired the Webley Mark VI CO2 BB revolver single action to achieve his groups, but all types of pellets achieved the HAM “Minute of Soda Can” accuracy level at 6 Yards range. Moving back to 10 Yards, using the Umarex BBs, all except one hit the “Soda Can”. Doug called the exception as a “flyer”.

The fixed sights of the Webley Mark VI CO2 BB revolver have no modern aids such as fiber optic elements. However this proved no hindrance to the good accuracy.

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