Introducing the Webley Mark IV .38 Service Revolver, a remarkable piece of history that has been well-preserved and remains in good condition. Manufactured in 1942 by the esteemed British firearm company, Webley & Scott, this revolver boasts a rich lineage and an impressive performance record. The gun shows some signs of prior use and handling, but the bore condition is good, underlining the product's durability and longevity.
Included in the sale is a grey soft holster, providing a protective casing for this valuable armament. The revolver itself features a war finish, a testament to its origin and use during World War II. The Webley Mark IV .38 Service revolver is a break-action model, also known as top-break, which facilitates quick reloading. This design was a significant improvement over previous Webley models.
The gun's .38 caliber 145/200 round was a standard service cartridge for the British and Commonwealth military, and the revolver has a capacity of 6 rounds. The 5" barrel length contributes to its balanced size, making it a reliable companion for any gun enthusiast or collector. Its front half-moon blade and grooved rear sight enhance accuracy, while the Webley checkered synthetic grips provide a firm and comfortable hold.
This iconic piece of World War II history is not just a tool of self-defense but also a collector's item. Owning this firearm is like owning a piece of history, a nod to wartime resilience. Don't miss out on the opportunity to add this distinguished piece to your collection today.