Webley MK VI

[oling]

My local 10m range take a dim view of anyone using BBs of any material on their backstops due to the ricochet risk- Anyone know if there is a pukka .177 pellet version on the cards?*

*Or a way of making the BB version take normal Hobby wadcutters?

Positive answers will win a cookie

Simple, use gamo lead bbs. No ricochets like pellets and at only around £2.50 a tin I recall of 500 from JSR they're hardly expensive.

[gordon]

Simple, use gamo lead bbs. No ricochets like pellets and at only around £2.50 a tin I recall of 500 from JSR they're hardly expensive.

That`s what i am using,they are ok but in my pistol they have a wider spread than steel BBs, this is my first CO2 pistol so i don`t know really what`s good or bad at least it`s not spat back at me yet Gordon.

[jassi]

Gamo lead balls can be very variable. I've tried them in my Webley and they are no better than steel bbs and definitely worse than pellets.
The Webley is hardly a target pistol, but as far as possible,I do like inaccuracy to be due to me, rather than the gun.


Ian

[gordon]

I think i`m going to get some DW cartridges and shorten and convert those for pellet firing ... Gordon.

[flatrajectory]

Gamo rlb are very tight in the bore of my Webley. You should be using steel bb or H&N copper coated rlb in 4.4mm.
These are a perfect fit and shoot the tightest groups of all the bb I have tried.
Pete.

[fatttmannn]

looking forward to getting one of these myself, closest I will ever get to a real one