The muzzle was flared to deter users from holding near the muzzle with their hand. This gun is mainly brass with wooden grips.
These pistols were introduced in 1914 and were used extensively by British and Empire armed forces during World War I. It was manufactured in Birmingham, England in 1917. Easy to conceal, the WP20 features an ergonomic ambidextrous design to suit all hand sizes whist pointing and feeling like a full size handgun when mounted. The Typhoon from Webley is ideal for target shooters, and thanks to its precision rifled barrel, this pistol is accurate, even at the extreme end of its range. This is a Webley & Scott No 1 Mk III flare pistol. Featuring a small compact frame with double stack 12+1 magazine with a light-weight polymer frame.
Designed from the ground up and using the most up-to-date manufacturing and design techniques as well as superior modern materials. Webley are immensely proud to bring you the new WP20. This example bears the mark ‘War Finish’, which was intended to alert those seeing it to the fact that they could expect a superior standard of finish on peacetime Webley products.View our Master Dealer list to find a Dealer near you. 38 revolvers were purchased by the Ministry of Supply from 1940 onwards. As a consequence around 126,000 Webley Mk IV. The expansion of the armed forces during the Second World War resulted in a shortage of pistols. It was effectively a larger version of the Webley and Scott MKI air pistol using the same, albeit extended, barrel cocking method. Unfortunately for Webley, the Enfield No 2 Mk 1 pistol (see FIR 385) was adopted for service instead. The Webley and Scott MKI air rifle The MKI was manufactured between 19. HEAVY FINISH LOSS ON THE BARREL, SLIDE AND FRONT. THE BLUING HAS TURNED PATINA WITH TRACES OF BLUE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE SLIDE. 455 60 blue, Good bore, Good grips, 5'' barrel, WEBLEY & SCOTT MODEL 1913 MK1 NAVY SEMI AUTO PISTOL IN. 38 revolver was initially developed during the early 1920s in response to a War Office requirement for a pistol which was lighter and easier to handle than the existing. WEBLEY & SCOTT MODEL 1913 MKI NAVY - C49461.
It is suggested, should you want to shoot it, that you have it checked by a gunsmith first. While there is no indication this weapon will NOT function properly, no weapon over 20 years old is warranted to be safe to fire.
Federal Firearms or Curio and Relic license required for purchase (or valid NC permit, if picked up locally). It comes with an original holster, pouch and web belt as issued to troops in the field during WW2. Graded as “War Finish” on the frame, this exceptional revolver retains 90%+ original finish and has crisp action and markings. 38 (200 grain bullet) Mark IV military contract revolver as manufactured by Webley and Scott in 1943.
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