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    Quote Originally Posted by jassi View Post
    If you drill the whole thing right through, you can load from the rear, which is far easier.

    Wash your mouth out young man....we won't take that kind of talk on this forum....

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    Quote Originally Posted by flatrajectory View Post
    Wash your mouth out young man....we won't take that kind of talk on this forum....
    I think I just tittered before tiffin.

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    Photos?

    Anyone found time (in between all the shooting) to take some photos showing off the pistol, the finish, position of the safety, open barrel/cylinder, hammer pin etc?

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    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?

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

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

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    Quote Originally Posted by MikB View Post
    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?

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    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.

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

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

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    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!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aimstraight View Post
    Anyone found time (in between all the shooting) to take some photos showing off the pistol, the finish, position of the safety, open barrel/cylinder, hammer pin etc?
    Some here.. http://s22.photobucket.com/user/chor.../Webley%20Mkv1 a couple out of focus, a bit like my shooting ..atb Gordon.

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