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According to Webley records it was made in 1967. They made these till the last year of production in 1968. They were stamped with the Star of David and 4 ton proof mark. Chambered in 38/200. This is a 4" barrel. I have shot it and so has the wife. She likes it and keeps it on her night stand. It reminds her of Indiana Jones in the temple of doom.
They're a bit wimpy, but nice enough. I enjoy shooting my MkVI much more.
I load a 158swc hardcast at 700fps. And in the 455 New service and SW 2and model hand ejector 455 a 255 sec. at 750fps. Plenty accurate and powerfull.
Here's the revolver...
This is my one, and is specifically mentioned in the contract Documentation with Israel
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Used in the 6 day war in 1967. Air crew, ground crew and I.D.F forces. Police and border guards to.. mine shoots well with a 158 grain Semi-wadcutter at 700fps.