"I would buy a modern Webley"...

[RevolverRob]

I've heard that before, hell, I've probably said it before. How about a 7-Shot, .357 Magnum, Modern "Webley"? How about we get some British chaps to build it, too? Call it the Anderson Wheeler MK VII, perhaps? https://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/a-n...hot-show-2016/



Now, I know what you want to know. How much does it cost?

Base Models start at $10,000 (US) they're planning to make about 50 of them a year.

Frankly, I'm envious. You see the way Anderson Wheeler is making guns is precisely how I would make guns. If I were going to build guns, I'd do runs of updated historically significant models in low volume with insane execution, like this. Essentially bespoke pattern guns. I need to get my investments shored up properly and raise some capital and just buy Anderson Wheeler (ha, I wish!).

[Glenn E. Meyer]

The Indians make one:

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/i...w/28607959.cms

It has an attractive box. Wonder if they know that enthusiasts would buy them in the USA?

[1slow]

I would like a cartridge Lemat on a Webley top break. Imagine the joy of a full moon clip with 9 .44 and a 20-28 guage buckshot in the center.

Also, Ross Seyfried did an article on a Bland Webley Pryse that shot .612'' 440 gr bullets at something like 600-800 fps. About the size of a 4'' S&W 29.

[Jim Watson]

I read that Taurus could not get a "sporting purposes" decision for a 28 ga Super Judge.
Doubt they would be accommodating for a breechloading LeMat "grapeshot" barrel.

H. Bowen built a .577 Ruger and kept it because he could not get it delisted as a Destructive Device.
http://www.bowenclassicarms.com/news..._Big_Bores.pdf

[Totem Polar]

[1slow]

I read that Taurus could not get a "sporting purposes" decision for a 28 ga Super Judge.
Doubt they would be accommodating for a breechloading LeMat "grapeshot" barrel.

H. Bowen built a .577 Ruger and kept it because he could not get it delisted as a Destructive Device.
http://www.bowenclassicarms.com/news..._Big_Bores.pdf

I talked with Hamilton about that at the time, trying to figure how many people would be in the market for one.

[ReverendMeat]

Damn, that is gorgeous.

[Mr. Goodtimes]

Very cool.


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[BillSWPA]

Neat revolver, but I think I'd be more likely to part with $ for the Indian version.

[Stephanie B]

Neat revolver, but I think I'd be more likely to part with $ for the Indian version.

Only about two grand apiece for a .32.