webley

So I finally got that Webley MK IV in a trade. It looks nice, better than the pictures really show. I'm excited to shoot it! I've always wanted a top break revolver. Though I wish it was in a different caliber. A couple questions: As I understand it, the revolver is originally for the...

I've got an opportunity to take a Webley MK IV in .38 short on a trade. What do I need to know about the revolver or the cartridge? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

I have a Webley Mk VI dated 1916. It's been shaved for 45 ACP, so I use 45 AR cases for low-pressure handloads that are suitable for it's capability. The DA trigger pull was really stiff, so I bought another V spring and figured I would see about lightening it up. Clamping the gun in a vice...

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Hey pals. With all the 19th century west repos made over the decades, I thought I would have seen at least one, but I'm finding a whole lot of 'nothing. Does anyone know if a modern reproduction of the Webley Bulldog has ever been offered? I say modern, because there were a bunch of knock-offs...

I am looking to purchase a stripped uncut Webley Mark VI cylinder in good used shape. It has stamped on one of the cylinder flats DP in capital letters. This appears to be a later stamping and not in the same types of fonts that I am used to seeing on Webleys. The only meaning I know of for DP...

I have been trying to get a Webley Mk VI with a cylinder shaved for .45 ACP back into shootable condition. It had a chipped hand and wouldn't reliably rotate into battery, so the gunsmith welded and reshaped the tip. I know you need to keep to low pressure, so I built some medium loads, 4.9...

So I got a Webley Mk IV (.38 S&W) a few weeks ago and I've put several hundred rounds through it now. I quickly learned some things I didn't fully expect before getting my hands on it. #4 represents the main question for this thread: (1) The thing is built so well! Tolerances are tight...