WEBLEY MK6 REVOLVER .177 / .22 SHOOTING COMPARISON 04/12/2022

[@stevebailey2419]

Sweet shooting buddy, I really like the look of those Wesley’s 👍🇬🇧

[@nickwebb9290]

An interesting test and rather demanding with that gusty wind. As I’m thinking about getting a Webley MkVI and dithering between the two calibres this video was very helpful, as were your previous posts with this pistol. Many thanks 🙏

[@PeterAgostiniJdcap26]

The heavier the pellet will get you better shot placement and groups , that is why I prefer ..22 cal etc mate . Thanks Reeves 😎👍🏻

[@johnndavis7647]

The 22 has a rifled barrel while the 177 is smooth bore. The Air Gun suppliers have aftermarket 22 kits for these guns. It's a 5 minute job to change out the 177 smooth bore barrel to the 22 caliber rifled barrel. The kits are about $25 plus shipping.

[@BoggWeasel]

Unfortunate we don't have a choice, here in the USA, MK VI's are only available in .177... 22 def seems to have the advantage in the wind. I am trying to decide between the the service or police model though, would like to see a head to head with those two in .177 as in easier to shoot and accuracy, possible Mr. Reeves ?

[@johnndavis7647]

The S&W Schofeild is the American equivalent of the Webley revolver. There are speed loaders that will fit these break open style guns.

[@leewalker1177]

Not easy can bashing at those distances...well done.

[@philgreen815]

I have the .22 version, I always thought the extra weight of the .22 round gives it extra kinetic energy and accuracy over short distances ? but thats a matter of opinion ?

[@johnndavis7647]

How close do you have to be to penetrate the cans.? Also you can try heavier pellets to raise the point of impact.

[@squirrelatwork]

Is there any new word on laws going into place banning the lead pellets?

[@reevessairgunningreviews5572]

Not that I know of

[@handlesarefeckinstupid]

It really only effects shotguns, they are the ones spreading lead all over the countryside. Although no doubt some braindead in government will lump all ammunition into the same bracket.