My uncle gave me a couple of revolvers one is a webley and the other is an enfield,Markings on the webley indicate .38 and none on the enfield,I assume this means .38 s&w?Have found very little information on these,(maybe not looking in the right places)any tips or leads?anyone?
Webley & Enfield
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Is there a model or date stamped anywhere on there? Post detailed and clear pictures for assistance.
ww.cfc-cafc.gc.ca/factsheets/antique_e.asp
If it is designed to shoot rimfire or centre-fire ammo, then it doesn't matter how old it is.
ww.cfc-cafc.gc.ca/factsheets/antique_e.asp
If it is designed to shoot rimfire or centre-fire ammo, then it doesn't matter how old it is.
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IIRC, cgn member GrantR knows alot about such things. Maybe he'll show up in here.
There are two forums and folks there are highly knowledgeable about British firearms:
http:/ /forums.gunboards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=56
http:/ /britishmilitariaforums.yuku.com/forums/5/t/British-Military-Handguns.html
If you have any question, just post it, they are very helpful.
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http:/ /forums.gunboards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=56
http:/ /britishmilitariaforums.yuku.com/forums/5/t/British-Military-Handguns.html
If you have any question, just post it, they are very helpful.
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The Webley is most likely a MK 4 in .38-200 (.38 Smith and Wesson) Take a look on the right or left side of the frame, if it says "War Finish" it is a WWII gun. The Enfield will be either a No2 MK 1, No 2 MK 1*, No 2 MK ** or a No 2 MK 1***. If it has a hammer spur, it is a Mk 1 *, no spur, and when you pull the trigger and then release it, the hammer comes off the frame slightly, then it's a Mk 1*. If, when you release the hammer the hammer does not come off the frame it is a No 2 MK1**, the No2 MK 1*** is a MK 1 ** modified to MK 1 * status., Is that clear?
Scott
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