Webley Mark IV
Hello everyone[:)]
I have a Webley Mark IV (c 1903) converted to shoot 45acp. It was inspected by a gunsmith and I shoot 45 handloads with a max of 4.1 gr of Unique with 230gr bullets so it is ok to shoot [:D]
I was told by a webley collector that I should take the cylinder off before cleaning it again (otherwise "you might bend some....while cleaning"-sorry forgot his exact words)
Does anyone know of a website that may help in telling me how to take the thing apart to clean it to avoid unnessesary wear and tear?
Thanks?
I have a Webley Mark IV (c 1903) converted to shoot 45acp. It was inspected by a gunsmith and I shoot 45 handloads with a max of 4.1 gr of Unique with 230gr bullets so it is ok to shoot [:D]
I was told by a webley collector that I should take the cylinder off before cleaning it again (otherwise "you might bend some....while cleaning"-sorry forgot his exact words)
Does anyone know of a website that may help in telling me how to take the thing apart to clean it to avoid unnessesary wear and tear?
Thanks?
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Hi,
Webley Mark IV .38 145/200
Serial 90436
Patent 186131
Can someone tell me in whitch year this handgun is builded.
rgds,
Kurtie[:)]0 -
Best bet would be the NRA "Guide to Firearms Assembly", (Pistols & Revolvers edition). It has a specific section on the disassembly of the Webley Mark IV.
If you don't want to spring for buying it, you might give U Tube a try. The problem with U Tube is separating the wheat from the chafe. There is so much useless BS and BSers on U Tube it might take a couple of hours if ever, finding the information your looking for.0 -
Have had one since the '70's and normaly don't take the cylinder out to clean it. No problems so far. As I recall you just remove one screw to remove the cylinder. 0 -
Thanks for all the great information ! :-) 0
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