Webley and Scott
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Was that work actually done by Webley or after the gun was made and sold by them. Back in the 70's, there was a bunch of Webley MK IV .38's around with "The Sun Never Sets On a Webley Revolver" engraved on them. Turns out a company in the states bought them up and did the engraving in what they thought was a tribute.
This revolver is "Pretty" but I'd never own one like this, not only because I'm way, way to cheap for such a thing but also because I find it a little over the top.
Scott
This revolver is "Pretty" but I'd never own one like this, not only because I'm way, way to cheap for such a thing but also because I find it a little over the top.
Scott
hatman1793
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No doubt a "prohibited class" revolver. Perhaps a migration to 12(7)?
If it's pre-1898 and one of the usual Webley calibers I would think it would have antique status.
http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/fs-fd/antique-historique-eng.htm
