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1 Mk VI.455 revolver. This is a discussion on Webley, No. 1 Mk VI.455 revolver within the Handguns forums, part of the Gun Forum category; While coaching this morning on the pistol range for people who are out to get their CCW. I had a chance to fire a Webley. WEBLEY MK1 AIR PISTOL MANUAL for sale on Trade Me, New Zealand's #1 auction and classifieds website. The Webley & Scott pistol was sold to the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Navy during World War One. WEBLEY & SCOTT, LTD. Webley VI, All Original, need some insight on Value Handguns: The Revolver Forum The. Gun Says Mark VI on it, all serial numbers match and are complete, cylinder has proof marks on it, gun is STILL a.455 gun, has NOT be converted. I recently acquired a 1916 Webley Mark VI with a serial # in the low 200,000's. All parts match and cylinder. Here for your viewing pleasure is my Webley-Scott.455 1913 MK1 Navy automatic pistol serial number 3800. This pistol (serial number 3800) was 1 of 1919 (serial numbers 3691-5609) delivered to the Royal Navy in December 1914. Does anyone amongst this knowledgeable forum have any weapon, like my Webley MARK VI 1918, have a badly punched serial number. I assume the workers were under pressure to produce these weapons quickly and we all make mistakes but is it something you have seen before.
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Hello, I recently purchased a Webley MKVI with matching serial numbers. My concern is that the fonts and the skill with which the numbers were applied vary considerably the frame, barrel and cylinder. Is this unusual? Did different artisans stamp the various components? As the barrel has an acceptance stamp indicating 1918, and the Webley logo is dated 1915, I'm wondering if the cylinder and barrel might have been mated to an earlier frame. I would be grateful for any thoughts on this matter. Cheers, Bil
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