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I wouldn't have bought it if it had been butchered. .45ACP in a webley is definitely a no-go. I have some genuine amo for it, but I wonder for example if the chambers are properly in line with the barrel, or if this century-old steel won't fail, or whatever ??? Truly, it's about the whatever...

Thx RC, this pdf is anyway worth reading. I was talking about a Webley Mk VI I never dared to bring to the range for I don't want to ruin either myself or it. But maybe there's a standard procedure everybody could benefit knowing about ?

Please imagine you had the opportunity to get a hand on an antique revolver, circa 1900. It just looks good, no obvious defect, although the seller told you the previous owner told him it has been in some way refurbished. Which way it has been is a mystery. So you had this beauty in your...

I'm interested in early 20th century pistols and I found out a long time ago that the Geneva Conventions forbids naked lead bullets. Does anyone of you know the reason why ?

It seems like all signs are green for launch. You helped a lot making the decision, so thank you again !

Thank you for your help Kaeto. I've been looking around and it seems like there's a general shortage for a year or so on .455 MkII. I usually use .452 HB copper platted bullets in my 1911. What do you think about using them in the Webley ?

Hello, I recently came across a 1915 .455 Webley Mk VI. The manstopper is 'unbutchered' and in perfect condition under general inspection. As I'm a shooter rather than a collector, I'll only buy it if I can safely use it. I mean safely for me and for that old gun that deserves respect. I read...