Description

Deactivated Brocock Revolver .177 – Authentic British Air Cartridge Pistol.

Own a piece of modern British airgun history with this Deactivated Brocock .177 Revolver, a non-firing example of the now-restricted air cartridge system that changed the face of air pistols in the UK. Designed to replicate the look, feel, and handling of a real firearm, this revolver is ideal for collectors, reenactors, or film and television prop departments seeking authenticity without function.

Originally manufactured by Brocock, a respected name in British airgun innovation, this revolver utilised the pre-2004 TAC (Tandem Air Cartridge) system, which is now considered obsolete under UK firearms law. This particular example has been permanently deactivated to current UK Home Office specifications and is fully legal to own without a firearms licence.

Key Features:

• Calibre: .177 (4.5mm air cartridge, now deactivated)

• Action: Single/double-action revolver mechanism (non-functional as per deactivation)

• Authentic revolver design with realistic weight and construction

• Professionally deactivated to EU standards with proof of compliance

• Ideal for display, collecting, or prop use

• Available with or without deactivation certificate (subject to individual item)

Perfect For:

• Collectors of modern deactivated air weapons and obsolete systems

• Film, theatre, and television productions seeking realistic revolver props

• Historical and educational displays involving UK firearm legislation

• Airgun enthusiasts preserving the legacy of Brocock’s air cartridge technology

The Brocock .177 air revolver, now a rare and discontinued item, represents a fascinating chapter in British airgun manufacturing. Lightweight yet built to replicate live-fire handguns, it is a must-have addition for those interested in the evolution of air-powered weaponry.

Enhance your collection with this deactivated Brocock revolver, a unique non-firing replica from a bygone era of British shooting sports.