Webley MkIV 38 S&W

[nextgenar]

Here's a neat Revolver, this is a Webley MK IV 38 S&W, manufactured in 1942 by the Webley and Scott Company, during the Second World War. This revolver is marked "War Finish" it shoots very well, I tried to post a video with me shooting it, but couldn't because the file was too large. So here are a few still pictures.

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[tac]

[I tried to post a video with me shooting it, but couldn't because the file was too large. So here are a few still pictures.

If you post it on Youtube you can then post a link - that's what I do, and I'm pretty dumb.

tac

 

[Cardinal]

Very nice.

I love the history of these and have been thinking about getting one for a while. I don't think I have seen one offered here for a long time.

Any recommendations on where to Find them?

 

[CountryGent]

I so dig those old Webleys. Thanks for posting the pics.

 

[jordanka16]

Even though I have no use for it, I have always wanted a MK VI in .455. Something about them is just neat.

That is certainly a nice looking one.

 

[WAYNO]

Very nice.

I love the history of these and have been thinking about getting one for a while. I don't think I have seen one offered here for a long time.

Any recommendations on where to Find them?

There's some on GunBroker as we speak.

Google Webley .38-200 (which is the correct cartridge nomenclature) and there are many for sale.

 

[nextgenar]

Very nice.

I love the history of these and have been thinking about getting one for a while. I don't think I have seen one offered here for a long time.

Any recommendations on where to Find them?

I found this one in an estate out of Eastern Oregon.

 

[DunRanull]

Nice... They wouldnt win any beauty contests at my place but useful and effective. I agree with Jordanka above, a .455 Webley would be a nice addition to the collection! A nice looking example of the breed..