WEBLEY MK VI BB

Description

A Great British company founded in Birmingham in 1834, Webley & Scott produced their iconic service revolvers for HM Armed Forces from 1887 until 1963. During WWI the Webley Mk VI .455 was adopted as the standard sidearm for British and Commonwealth troops and issued to officers, airmen, naval crews, boarding parties, trench raiders, machine-gun teams, and tank crews. It proved to be a very reliable and hardy weapon, well suited to the mud and adverse conditions of trench warfare. Webley are now pleased to announce production of this coŒ_ powered, 4.5mm BB firing air pistol replica. Built from the original blueprints, it is full sized and true weight (2.4lbs), with full metal construction and 6” barrel. With a double or single action it loads, cycles, fires and ejects just as the original, it also carries original 1915 markings and is field strippable. Supplied with 6 shells into which the BB’s must be individually loaded (further shells are sold separately). Powered by 1x disposable 12g co2 capsule. Produces less than 3 Joules of energy at the muzzle.