P .WEBLEYS & SON GUN

cheapo1

January 04, 2004 13:14

I HAVE A OLD HAND GUN IN NICE SHAPE IT IS A P. WEBLEYS & SON = 455 CAL. ((760 )) 6 TON ======= IS WRITTEN ON THE BARREL.. CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT IT MIGHT BE WORTH

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  rufe-snow

  January 04, 2004 14:20

  The Brittish used at least (6) different Marks ( versions ) of the .455 Webley Revolver.
  
  Since we don't know which one you have, we can't help you unless you identify it for us.
  This link pictures various Marks, if you can figure out which one you have, let us know.
  
  
  http://world.guns.ru/handguns/hg91-e.htm
  
  

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  Colonel_Flashman

  February 21, 2005 18:36

  The "P. Webley & Sons" is a Dead give away that it is an Early Pistole of either the Solid Frame variety such as a R.I.C., Bulldog, Pug or very early break Top Kaufmann design.
  
  Cheers
  Colonel Flashman

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  joel_black

  February 22, 2005 11:49

  Colonel,
  In general you are correct, but this is a commercial MKIII with the P. Webley & Son mark and there are some very rare solid frame Webleys with the Webley & Scott mark.
  
  

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