Toolnutbelew
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Hi,
I have an old Webley Mark VI that is nickel with a 6" barrel. It has patent 1918 on it. It has been converted to shoot .45 acp with the half moon clips.
I really don't know much about this gun other than what I can find on the computer.
One question - On the right side of the barrel in front of the cylinder it is marked .455 then 750" (What does the 750 stand for?) then it has 6 Tons below (What does 6 Tons stand for?)
I believe this gun was made between 1918 & 1924 by what I read.
Almost all the Mark VI I have found are blue, Are the nickel guns harder to find?
All the serial numbers on the gun match. 418306 Is that someplace to date the gun with the serial number?
Gun has all kinds of markings or small stamps on the barrel, cylinder and the trigger guard.
Last, is there much demand for this type gun and much value?
All information will be very helpful,
Thanks
I have an old Webley Mark VI that is nickel with a 6" barrel. It has patent 1918 on it. It has been converted to shoot .45 acp with the half moon clips.
I really don't know much about this gun other than what I can find on the computer.
One question - On the right side of the barrel in front of the cylinder it is marked .455 then 750" (What does the 750 stand for?) then it has 6 Tons below (What does 6 Tons stand for?)
I believe this gun was made between 1918 & 1924 by what I read.
Almost all the Mark VI I have found are blue, Are the nickel guns harder to find?
All the serial numbers on the gun match. 418306 Is that someplace to date the gun with the serial number?
Gun has all kinds of markings or small stamps on the barrel, cylinder and the trigger guard.
Last, is there much demand for this type gun and much value?
All information will be very helpful,
Thanks