WellFire Webley MK VI Airsoft CO2 Gas Revolver

"Beast of a gun. I was hitting players across the field with this thing. 10/10 definitely getting a few more

"This revolver is a rebranded WellFire G293 AKA the Webley MkVI.

Ive had one for about a year now, and in my opinion its better than the WinGun version:

+ Cheaper than WG version
+ Shoots at a field legal FPS
+ Co2 with great efficiency
+ Full metal besides grips and orange tip
+ orange tip is easily removed and is -14mm threaded
+ Ejects shells when opened 'with pace'
+ Accurate with good iron sights
+ HAS A FIXED HOPUP!!!! (likes 0.25g)
+ Unique WW1/WW2 collectors piece that you can actually skirmish with

- Not quite as good quality wise to the WG, but to be fair its solid enough
- Only comes in black
-Spare shells are hard to find, but hopefully Evike will stock them (DOES NOT TAKE Dan Wesson SHELLS)
- Hopup is fixed, but hey, it has one so thats a start

+/- Seems to be mostly a copy of the WG, but there are roumours that WG shells dont fit but i dont see why not.

Easily the easiest revolver to justify the money you'll spend on it, since the WG version is worse and more expensive.

9.8/10
-0.1 for paint
-0.1 for slightly brittle metal pin that seats the ejector plate (but functions without it)

"A nice, heavy British revolver. This is a gun that is not represented too often, despite being the main British sidearm of the British Armed Forces for decades.

The gun comes with shells and a small bag of BBs. The orange tip is threaded in place. The gun breaks open which also lifts the shells part way out of the cylinder, as on the real gun, to facilitate ejection. Be careful, as you could pop the shells out completely if you open the gun too fast. The shells are about the size of a .38 but the gun represents the .455 version on the outside and barrel bore.

The gun shoot nicely, even when you fire the gun in the double action mode, rather than cocking the hammer manually. Fairly accurate with nice velocity. I installed one CO2 cartridge and shot 24 rounds with plenty of gas left over. The cartridge seals well, using the lanyard ring as the tightening device. No need to carry a hex wrench.

An excellent gun for Brit collectors or reenactors. The finish, flat black, could be shined up a bit, but it has a great look right out of the box.