British lead soldier attempting to reload his Webley revolver
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British lead soldier attempting to reload his Webley revolver
British Webley and Scott pocket pistol and American H&R copy
Webley No.5 Model New Army Express .455 Calibre. 1878-90. It would also take the U.S. Colt 45 cartridge as standard. Good solid, powerful and reliable British revolver. (FTP)
British Webley & Scott Excalibur Sport 7.65mm (.32 ACP) SLP model adopted by the City of London Police before WWI
British Webley & Scott 6.35mm (.25 ACP) pocket pistol. Varios models, 1906 to 09 inc and 1912. (FTP)
British Webley 7.65mm (.32 ACP) Excalibur Sport SLP with holster. They come in various models starting in 1905 and there are 06s, 08s and 21s. (FTP)
Also issued to British Army personnel from the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Horse Artillery. (FTP)
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Webley cylinder