Enfield revolver?

You were too slow. See a lot of them at gun shows. When this virus nonsense is over give them a try. Keep checking EE I got mine about 4 months ago on here
 
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They are around. Gunshows are a good place to start. Some of the smaller gun shops sometimes have different stuff show up. Three years ago I picked up an Enfield and Webley 38’s. They weren’t on display yet and he knew I liked the older stuff. I didn’t argue on the price. Great revolvers. I also added a victory model this year.If your going to get one the best thing to do is reload for them due to the price of ammunition, 50 or more a box.
 
Snider shooter said:
They are around. Gunshows are a good place to start. Some of the smaller gun shops sometimes have different stuff show up. Three years ago I picked up an Enfield and Webley 38’s. They weren’t on display yet and he knew I liked the older stuff. I didn’t argue on the price. Great revolvers. I also added a victory model this year.If your going to get one the best thing to do is reload for them due to the price of ammunition, 50 or more a box.
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I have a victory model in the mail on it's way at the moment and I am very excited. I have always loved the top break revolvers so an Enfield or Webley is really what I'm after. I saw the Enfield listed this morning but was sold before I was out of bed and that's what's initiated a real search now. Thanks for the tips.
 
I also would like a reasonably priced victory revolver. I am switching my collection to WWII firearms. The enfield 38 S&W ammo can be pricey tho I got two boxes of 50 at $35 a piece at a gunshow recently
 
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