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The Webley Revolver was the standard issue service pistol for the armed forces of the United Kingdom and the Commenwealth from 1887 until 1963. Webley Revolver is a top-break revolver with automatic extraction, which means those ammos will automaticlly extract from the chamber when users open the chamber. Webley MKVI was officially adopted in 1915 and manufactured until 1926. Officially rendered obsolete in 1932 with the adoption of the Enfield No.2 .38 caliber revolvers, but widely used by British troops during World War Two.
Features: ‧Single/Double Action Revolver ‧Break Top Design eject shells when breaking ‧Classic British Military Serive Pistol ‧Mainly constructed by Metal ‧Comes with metal outer barrel with fixed front sight ‧Comes with metal frame with rear sight/barrel catch ‧Pull the rear sight back or push the barrel catch foward to break the revolver ‧Comes with metal cylinder which can load SIX rounds of dummy shell ‧Comes with plastic diamond texture non-slip grip covers and metal lanyard ring ‧Comes with metal hammer, trigger and trigger guard ‧Come with SIX rubber tip dummy shells which can load ONE BB in each shell ‧CO2 cartridge is loaded into the grip by removing a grip cover
Specifications: Length: 280mm Barrel Length: 150mm Weight: 1050g (with shells) Color: Black Material: Metal, Plastic Hop-up: Fixed Shooting Mode: Single Action & Double Action Magazine Capacity: 6 Rounds (ONE BB in each shell) Bullet Type: 6mm BB Gas: 12g CO2 Cartridge Power(Muzzle Velocity): 390FPS (0.2g BB, CO2) Manufacturer: WELL
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