This historic British revolver is uniquely represented in this non-firing replica. The action works just like the original, with working parts and moving action. The Webley Mk I service revolver was adopted in 1887. A later version, the Mk IV, rose to prominence during the Boer War of 1899 - 1902. However, the Mk VI, introduced in 1915 during the First World War, is perhaps the best-known model. While this pistol is the same size, weight and appearance of the original .Service model .38 MK IV- it is non-firing and cannot be modified or interchanged to fire ammunition.
I was quite disappointed with this replica, given that the description indicates that "The action works just like the original, with working parts and moving action." In actuality this model has no break action, the components being sealed in place. Other than the "firing" action, nothing functions. This Webley MK IV replica looks alright but, given it's lack of moving parts, its strictly a display piece.
Looks great in my mini WWII collection. Nine Denix pieces (this, Colt .45, M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, Thompson 1928, German K98, German MP 40, German Luger, and German semi auto pistol). Always dreamed of doing this. Thanks to Denix + Replica Weaponry, it has come true. VERY affordable pieces.
I was quite disappointed with this replica, given that the description indicates that "The action works just like the original, with working parts and moving action." In actuality this model has no break action, the components being sealed in place. Other than the "firing" action, nothing functions. This Webley MK IV replica looks alright but, given it's lack of moving parts, its strictly a display piece.
Looks great in my mini WWII collection. Nine Denix pieces (this, Colt .45, M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, Thompson 1928, German K98, German MP 40, German Luger, and German semi auto pistol). Always dreamed of doing this. Thanks to Denix + Replica Weaponry, it has come true. VERY affordable pieces.
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