Webley MkII conversion

[John Sukey]

Almost forgot. The spare Webley .455 cylinders are on the shelf right next to the budgies teeth.

 

[rodagra]

Midway will no longer sell brass direct to Canadian customers, or so they told me a couple of months ago. Elwood Epps can get it for you if they don't have it in stock already, and their prices are competitive.
My understanding is that no US dealer will export brass to Canada without proper import/export forms.

 

[John Sukey]

Damm Leftist Politicians! However, .45Auto Rim is still the way to go. No fiddling about with half moon clips. Oh by the way, stick to lead bullets.

 

[kayceel]

Spare .455 Webley cylinders "occasionally" show up on eBay, usually of South African origin, but they don't come cheap - $175 to $225 US normally. Getting one into Canada - start the paper trail by doing a search on here. .45 Auto Rim is a simpler route. At least thats the way I'm going for my Mk. 1. Kayceel

 

[Vimy Ridge]

I will be putting this Webley up for sale in the EE this weekend for those interested who PM'd me.

 

[woodchopper]

Almost forgot. The spare Webley .455 cylinders are on the shelf right next to the budgies teeth.

wow thats one big collection you have, I thought you only collected firearms


I've always fed my top break revolvers mild fodder I would cry to have one blow up

 

[John Sukey]

?????? collection?
Not sure you were referring to my post. in any case I have around 200 Enfields and about 60 revolvers.

 

[Vimy Ridge]

^^^^

WOW! I wish!

 

[sunray]

Antique or not, the cylinder doesn't look like it has been machined deep enough to take moon clips. Might be the angle in the picture though.