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My new Webley Mk IV 38/200


Boy Howdy

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Posted

Just picked this up today.

Serial number 48XXX which I think is 1940?

Correct me if I am wrong 

Hope you like it 

BH

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  • 1 month later...
Posted

Almost a month and not even a cricket ?

Oh well....

BTW I took it out to the range the other day with some newly manufactured 38/200 rounds.

This thing is a beast! 

Shot well but those sharp edges are rough on the bare hand.

 

Posted

Thanks mikie, Scarecrow and dcollector.

Posted

Sorry, I had somehow missed this when it first went up or I would have commented sooner.  Nice that you were able to shoot it.    

Mikie

Posted

Thanks!

4 hours ago, mikie said:

Sorry, I had somehow missed this when it first went up or I would have commented sooner.  Nice that you were able to shoot it.    

Mikie

 

Posted

Yes, Holidays Season, slower to respond, too many distractions.

Lovely looking revolver, I do enjoy the Webley revolvers.

 

 

 

Posted

Thanks again dcollector.

 

I do like the fast reload on break tops.

 

 

  • 2 months later...
Charlie Flick
Posted

Neat revolver!  It has the Broad Arrow property marking so it saw military use.  Aside from the post-war British commercial proof marks it is in very nice condition.  How does it shoot?

 

Charlie

Posted

Very well with both 200 and 145 grain bullets.

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