Webley MK VI

[MikB]

Does the paint come off the mazak after a bit of handling, like those Dinky racing cars we used to flip across the playground when we were kids?

Regards,
MikB

[gingernut]

Not yet.
But I haven't thrown it across the playground.

As far as photos go plenty of videos on You Tube.

[flatrajectory]

Does the paint come off the mazak after a bit of handling, like those Dinky racing cars we used to flip across the playground when we were kids?

Regards,
MikB

The paint will/ does rub off with use, just as it did on the real steel ones with the wartime finish, ( which Webley have replicated very closely on the replica).

I am loving mine.....it must have one of the smoothest d/a triggers out of the box.

Pete.

[jassi]

Here's one I made earlier The holster is exactly the right period - WWI

http://i1141.photobucket.com/albums/...ps97eef2f2.jpg

[mrto]

I do hope the Umarex Peacemaker that is apparently going to appear in 2015, is as accurate a copy of the original as this Co2 version of the Webley MK V1 is.

I also hope it will be available in the three standard barrel lengths, 4 3/4, 5 1/2 and 71/2,but that is probably just wishful thinking!

I'd also like to see Richard's Mason conversion Co2 replicas of the 1860 Army and 1851 Navy too!

Fat chance,I know!

[Aimstraight]

Thanks for the photos. Yes, I now see there are already a few videos on the Y.Tube...the pistol does look good. The comment about the smooth double action trigger is good news, as the DW's bb revolvers seem to be a bit variable (smooth on some, heavy on others).

[Binker]

No sign of production shells yet...

[mrto]

Considering the price of the gun it should come with six spare shells as standard!