Mae Fires the British Webley Mk V

Published on December 15, 2017
Duration: 1:58

This review of the British Webley Mk V revolver highlights its robust design and mechanical simplicity, demonstrated through live fire and slow-motion analysis. Mae showcases the top-break action and .455 Webley caliber, confirming its accuracy at 30 feet with a concentrated shot group. The video emphasizes the firearm's reliability and the shooter's proficiency with this vintage service revolver.

Quick Summary

The British Webley Mk V is a .455 Webley caliber revolver known for its robust top-break action, allowing for easy loading and ejection. Tested at 30 feet, it demonstrated good accuracy, grouping shots effectively in the target's 'A' zone.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Loading the Webley Mk V
  2. 00:32Live Fire Demonstration
  3. 01:00Slow-Motion Analysis
  4. 01:24Accuracy and Target Results

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the British Webley Mk V revolver?

The British Webley Mk V revolver featured in this review is chambered in the .455 Webley caliber. This powerful cartridge was standard for many British service revolvers of the era.

How does the Webley Mk V load and operate?

The Webley Mk V utilizes a distinctive top-break action. This allows the barrel and cylinder to pivot downwards for easy ejection of spent casings and manual loading of up to six rounds.

How accurate is the Webley Mk V revolver?

During a test at 30 feet (9.1 meters), the Webley Mk V demonstrated good accuracy, with shots grouping effectively within the 'A' zone of the target, indicating its continued capability.

What are the key technical specifications of the Webley Mk V?

The Webley Mk V is a double-action revolver with a 6-round capacity in .455 Webley caliber. It features a top-break action, typically a 4-inch barrel, and weighs approximately 2.4 lbs.

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