Seller has confirmed this is old gun and well under 6 ftlbs. Will double check though...
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Seller has confirmed this is old gun and well under 6 ftlbs. Will double check though...
The collector formerly known as micky
Hi you can always put a rifle stock back on it and use it as a carbine, you would be ok with that.Originally Posted by Mobiasstrip
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320 fps with 0.177 8.2 grain pellet. 1.9 ftlbs if my calculation is correct... Pretty feeble for a pistol, let alone an ex rifle....
The Chrono Slayer
New mainspring and seals should help it up some
John
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i can messure the cylinder on those , it is a cut down Original V , ca 1930
http://www.network54.com/Forum/68145.../V+%28large%29
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Before getting too excited, love the gun by the way, please check the regs. It is OK to fit a stock to a pistol and make it a carbine provided the power is left below 6fps but I am pretty sure there is a rule that says once a rifle, always a rifle so be careful with the new spring and washers. Personally as an interseting old gun, I would leave it alone, low power and all.
lodmoor
Always ready to buy another Webley pistol and another and . . . .
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Stripped and cleaned it. Similar design piston to a Gem ie no leather seal, just a close fit steel piston. No plans to modify. It's a bit of history. Shame it got cut down but still fun. Completely inaccurate. Partly the low power but mainly that it no longer has a front sight :-)
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