Win Gun Webley MKVI Co2 .455 Airsoft Revolver in Aged Metal Finish

If you're after a piece of airsoft kit that’s dripping with historical character and mechanical charm, the Win Gun Webley MKVI CO2 .455 Revolver in Aged Metal Finish deserves your full attention. This is not your standard sidearm—it’s a faithful full-metal replica of the legendary Webley service revolver carried by British forces from WWI through WWII. With its functional top-break action and beautifully weathered finish, it feels like it’s been pulled straight from a century-old officer’s holster. And while it's an unmistakable piece of history, make no mistake—this is a working airsoft revolver, not just a display piece.

This revolver stands out instantly thanks to its aged metal finish. It’s not just painted to look old—it’s been given a properly distressed look that gives it the kind of authenticity collectors crave. The patina complements the solid metal frame, creating the illusion that this airsoft gun has seen some serious action. Every scratch, groove, and dulled edge adds to the impression that this revolver could tell stories of battles long past.

Functionality-wise, the Webley doesn’t disappoint. The iconic top-break frame isn’t just there for looks—it works exactly as you'd hope, ejecting all six dummy shells in one smooth motion when opened. Each metal cartridge holds a single 6mm BB, and inserting them into the rotating chamber feels satisfyingly tactile. Whether you’re running a WWI trench loadout or just want something with a bit of theatrical flair on game day, this revolver nails the immersion factor.

The 12g CO2 capsule fits snugly inside the grip, completely hidden from view but quick to replace when needed. Despite lacking a blowback mechanism, this old-school sidearm hits hard—clocking in at around 426 FPS with 0.2g BBs. That’s some serious muzzle velocity for a revolver, making it more than capable of holding its own in skirmish scenarios. It shoots in both single and double-action modes, giving you the choice between careful, deliberate shots or quick follow-ups.

Weighing around 950 grams and measuring 285mm in length, the Webley MKVI feels hefty and solid in the hand—no rattles, no plastic flex, just pure metal reliability. The fixed sights are molded into the top strap, and the chamber release lever is intuitively placed, allowing you to pop the cylinder open one-handed with a satisfying mechanical click. The grip panels, while made of polymer, do a good job of mimicking the wood-style finish of the original.

This airsoft gun isn’t about spamming rounds downrange—it’s about that cinematic, deliberate action: cocking the hammer, lining up your shot, and hearing the distinct metallic report as the BB fires. It’s as much a piece of living history as it is a functioning weapon, and that’s where its real value lies.

For collectors, reenactors, or those who just appreciate old-school firearm engineering, the WG Webley MKVI is a rare gem. It brings together battlefield realism, mechanical satisfaction, and airsoft performance into one seriously cool package. You could hang it on your wall, sure—but it’s even better when you take it out and put it through its paces.

Features

• Full metal replica of the iconic Webley MKVI
• Aged battlefield-worn finish for added realism
• Top-break frame with auto-ejecting dummy shells
• Single and double-action trigger modes
• 12g CO2 powered, hidden within the grip
• Includes 6 realistic dummy cartridges (1 BB per shell)
• Fixed iron sights integrated into the frame
• Historically accurate engravings and design

What you get

• WG Webley MKVI CO2 Revolver (Aged Metal Finish)
• 6x Metal Dummy Shells
• Instruction Manual

Details

• Manufacturer: Wingun (WG)
• Length: 285mm
• Weight: 950g (approx. 1030g loaded)
• Power: 12g CO2 capsule (housed in grip)
• FPS: ~130 m/s (426 FPS) with 0.2g BBs
• Magazine: 6 dummy shells, 1 BB per shell
• Material: Full Metal Frame, Plastic Grip Panels
• Firing Modes: Single-action / Double-action
• Barrel: 4-inch inner barrel with fixed hop-up
• Shooting Mode: Semi-auto (manual trigger cycling)