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Webley Mark VI Revolver

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Thought I’d share some pics… British proofed, non-import marked “Mark VI” still in original .455 caliber.  It came with the holster, belt and lanyard.

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Jolly good.

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What a neat rig, Linda.  So many of the .455s in the USA now have been modified that it is really nice to see an original, non-modified piece.  Very handsome!

 

Charlie

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#4

Thanks, Charlie

 

This thing is massive!  I read that originally the officers got these and when they realized how heavy they were, many of them opted for the smaller enfield revolver

 

I think this is one of the first handguns I ever bought.. even before S&W’s!  I was impressed with it… the whole rig came together.  As you said, many of them got shaved down to accept .45 cal.  There’s no import mark but I think the back to back “V” or broad arrow stamp might mean it was sold “out of service” (decommissioned)??  The Brits sure do like to mark up their weapons, don’t they!

 

Linda

 

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Linda

 

   Excellent find, congratulations ! Thank you for sharing 

 

Tony

 

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#6

Popular gun!

 

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