Webley MkVI .455 Service Air Revolver (6" Barrel - .177/4.5mm)

An Iconic Service Revolver, Reimagined in .177 Calibre

The Webley MkVI .455 Service Air Revolver, now in .177 calibre with a 6-inch rifled barrel, is a faithful CO2-powered replica of the original service revolver used by British and Commonwealth troops during WWI. Built from original blueprints, this full-size replica delivers an unmatched blend of history, authenticity, and performance. With its all-metal construction and detailed 1915 markings, this is more than just a replica – it's a piece of history brought to life. The Webley MkVI loads, cycles, fires, and ejects just like the original, making it perfect for collectors, reenactors, and airgun enthusiasts.

Key Features

• Authentic Design: Crafted from the original blueprints, featuring accurate 1915 markings for a historical touch.
• Realistic Functionality: Operates like the original with realistic loading, cycling, firing, and ejection mechanisms.
• Single/Double Action: Choose between single or double-action firing for a versatile shooting experience.
• Full Metal Construction: Sturdy, all-metal frame provides a true-to-life weight and feel (2.4 lbs).
• 6-Inch Rifled Barrel: Optimised for accuracy with a long 6" barrel, perfect for .177 pellets.
• 6-Shot Capacity: Offers six shots per reload, just like the original service revolver.
• Field Strippable: Can be easily field stripped for maintenance and cleaning.
• Classic Black Finish: Sleek black finish provides a timeless, rugged look.

Specifications

• Calibre: .177 (4.5mm) Pellet
• Barrel Length: 6 inches (rifled)
• Overall Length: 11.25 inches
• Weight: 2.4 lbs (1.1kg)
• Action: Single/Double
• Magazine Capacity: 6 shots
• Finish: Black Finish
• Power Source: 1 x 12g CO2 capsule

The Webley MkVI .455 Service Air Revolver is not just a CO2-powered airgun; it is a faithful reproduction of one of the most iconic service revolvers in military history. Perfect for collectors, target shooters, and history buffs, this revolver stands out as a piece of functional history with modern airgun technology.