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  • rufe-snow
    Likely a Webley-Pryse. Havn't been made since the 19th Century. Original grips and parts, going to be a problem. Probably would have to have repoes made.

    The two number #4's, were different guns. The other Webley was the British military Mark IV. Relatively more common, than the Webley-Pryse #4.




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  • CapnMidnight
    Yup, that's it, wish I had that grip cap and those grips.
    Can you email me a copy of that picture?
    cap_nmidnight@yahoo.com
    W.D.
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  • rufe-snow
    quote:Originally posted by CapnMidnight
    Yup, that's it, wish I had that grip cap and those grips.
    Can you email me a copy of that picture?
    cap_nmidnight@yahoo.com
    W.D.



    I got it off the net. It was from French auction house. Here is the URL, hope it can be of use to you?



    http://www.collection-du-monde.com/photos-collection/photo-33feaebcb3f21c034a91353857530492.JPG
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  • CapnMidnight
    Got it, thank you sir.
    A local gunsmith is going to try to recreate the grip cap and lanyard ring, grip cap and repair the left hand grip. I'll try to post pictures when it's done. The owner plans on having it re-nickeled.
    W.D.
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  • v35
    Are you sure it's a 455 and not a 450 Webley?
    I do have a box of 45 Webley
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