A stubby British salute.
Webley Model 83s in
.442, .450 & .455 CF
A stubby British salute.
Webley Model 83s in
.442, .450 & .455 CF
Those are great revolvers, both intrinsically and for their historical significance. I really wish Ruger would come up with a modern Webley Mk 4 or Mk 5 in .45 ACP or, if the metallurgy is sufficient, .45 Colt/.45 ACP.
Best, Jon
Local pusher had a .380CF on consignment for the longest time. By the time I decided I “needed” one it was gone. I cruise through the offerings on GB and GI every so often looking for a deal that won’t break me for being such a “deal”.
I’d like to see a Colt Lightning and Thunderer repro in .38 Special and .45 ACP as well.Originally Posted by JonInWA
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Let's add a similar Smith & Weson Schofield reproduction, and ask for the world while we're at it: Modern metallurgy, .45 ACP and .38 Special/.357 Magnum versions, and priced <$1K...
Blued AND stainless steel variants for the win...
Best, Jon
A stubby British salute.
Webley Model 83s in
.442, .450 & .455 CF
[QUOTE=JonInWA;1369876]Let's add a similar Smith & Weson Schofield reproduction, and ask for the world while we're at it: Modern metallurgy, .45 ACP and .38 Special/.357 Magnum versions, and priced
There are these repops....No.3 Russians
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