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Thread: Webley & Scott .38 S&W Mark IV Long Barrel

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    Industry Member North_Sylva's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackPowderBurner View Post
    The Webley Mk IV was not a sidearm in the Great War. The British didn't even adopt .38-200 until the 1920s.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webley...irst_World_War

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    In the Great War Webleys were chambered in .455

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    Reading comprehension check?
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    Did you even read the link you posted? You just proved the gentleman right

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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackPowderBurner View Post
    The Webley Mk IV was not a sidearm in the Great War. The British didn't even adopt .38-200 until the 1920s.
    Yup. And with serial number it's very easy to check the year ranges of these ones. I'm looking for nearly unused ones from 60s-70s but it seems like I won't get an answer unless I buy one, and distributor seems to think they're from WWI, a time when the 38/200 variant didn't exist. Guess I'll pass.
    Oh hello. Are you picking up your brass?

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    Quote Originally Posted by hifiwasabi View Post
    The Steyr M1912's are pretty rad. It's like someone described a colt 1911 over the phone to someone who spoke marginal english and presto! I like mine, finding ammo is the expensive part.
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    I'm not seeing the modele 1892 listed anywhere.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gele Donut View Post
    I'm not seeing the modele 1892 listed anywhere.
    and you wont, none of the pistols in the great war sidearms photo are for sale.

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    Quote Originally Posted by StansfieldMcElroy View Post
    and you wont, none of the pistols in the great war sidearms photo are for sale.
    I see that now. What a confusing ad.

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