Hi davidswiss;
Two Webleys live here. The World War II era Mark IV .38/200 (.38 S&W) and a Boer War vintage Mark IV .455 with serial number that indicates it was produced in 1899.
Both are well-designed and robust, displaying fine workmanship. Both are pleasingly accurate and shoot to point-of-aim using ammunition prepared to mimic original ballistics. In the U. S. the .455's ammunition is uncommonly found so I resort to handloading for supplies.
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