WinGun Spare Shells for Webley MK VI Gas Powered Airsoft Revolver - Pack of 6

"Just extra shells for an amazing gun, definitely recommend you by some extra because they are VERY easy to lose, 100% worth.

"there shells work great, for those who considered to drill (if haven't yet figured out) all you have to do is use a punch to knock out the back end, though be sure to keep them if fields have a fps limit

"there shells work great, for those who considered to drill (if haven't yet figured out) all you have to do is use a punch to knock out the back end, though be sure to keep them if fields have a fps limit

"I agree. Though i haven't chronoed it, it still has a noticeable difference. I am considering drilling a hole in each one, but the risk is kind of in the middle.
So if you buy these shells for your webley MkVI revolver, consider modifying them.

-Owen. S

"Please note that the hole in the back of the shell is smaller than the OEM shell that came with the revolver. I tested both on a Chrony and the results were an average drop in 100 FPS with these shells. I will try drilling out the holes to allow for more air flow.

Shells are well made, but this difference in the hole size should be noted in the description

"The casing head is too thick (.490) to seat properly in my CSI Webley MK VI, this prohibits the shells from properly entering the cylinder unlike the stock shells that came with the gun. The width of the stock shell is 0.483 in and the width of the gun heaven shell is 0.490, this doesn’t seem like a lot but it makes the shell stick out quite a bit unless you force it into the cylinder. This makes the cylinder almost impossible to rotate because the rim is not properly seated.I measured the two shells at the base of the shell just before the rim.

While I realize that the shells may “Wear in”, we train like we fight.