Webley provided revolvers for the British military for close to 30 years. Today, the Webley Mk 4 that hasn’t been rechambered for .45 ACP is the most collectible.

The revolver is cocked by sliding the top half of the piece back and releasing it, much like cocking a semiautomatic pistol. When fired, recoil forces the action, cylinder, and barrel backwards on the ...

Sial Manufacturers director SP Singh confirmed to TOI that they had got permission from Webley & Scott for the manufacture of the .455 revolver. Now, only licence approval from UP’s govt is needed.

Webley provided revolvers for the British military for close to 30 years. Today, the Webley Mk V that hasn’t been rechambered for .45 ACP is the most collectible.

Nicholls used a Webley Mark VI, which was issued to British officers in WWI A Lancashire man who shot another man with an antique revolver has been jailed for possession of a firearm with intent ...

The Webley MK VI was given to Tolkien who joined the 11th Battalion of the Lancashire Fusiliers in June 1916. JRR Tolkien's revolver was given to him as he endured life in the front line trenches ...

A Colt .45 revolver once owned by General George S. Patton sold for $75,000 at auction in Los Angeles Thursday. Profiles in History, which conducted the auction, had expected the working firearm ...

In 2010, Webley and Scott restarted the production of shotguns for commercial sale. Webley is famous for the revolvers and automatic pistols it supplied to the British Empire's military ...

The Ruger Redhawk revolver is chambered to shoot both .45 Auto and .45 Colt cartridges. This Redhawk features a very distinctive look and is built with the rugged reliability ...

A Colt .45 revolver, which was once owned by General George S. Patton has been sold for $75,000 dollars at an auction in Los Angeles.

A Colt .45 revolver once owned by General George S. Patton sold for $75,000 at auction in Los Angeles.The single-action revolver was acquired by the famous World War II general around 1928.