Description
As one of the more venerable military revolvers, the Webley Mark VI was the final installment of a respected and praised line of service guns. Serving the United Kingdom, the British Empire, and the Commonwealth of Nations from 1887-1963, the Webley Mark VI saw a great deal of action in both World Wars as well as numerous other conflicts. The Mark VI is a top-break revolver, meaning the gun “breaks” open from a hinged point which exposes the rear of the cylinder to allow reloading. The revolver fires six .455 rounds and can be quickly reloaded either by hand or with the help of customized speed-loaders.
Specifications
Manufacturer:
Webley and Sonds
Model:
Mark VI
Calibre:
.455
Firearm Length:
11.2 inches
Barrel Length:
6 inches
Color:
Black
Origin:
UK
Materials:
Steel
Initial date of manufacture:
1887
Popular from:
1887 to present1963