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  1. 01-23-2011 08:37 PM #1
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    Webley Mark IV

    Picked this up yesterday at a pawn shop.





    No import markings, only "Made in Englandicon". It also lacks the added-on safety of more recent imports.





    It came with a 1951 dated holster.

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    nice revolver - there must have been a bunch of 51 holsters - i have had a couple myself , i think you did well
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    Very Nice. Looking at adding one to My collection. Very smooth looking for a War Finish....
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    Oh wow man, thats a beaty- I am looking for one right now
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    the "war finish" of a webley is far superior to enfeilds production , but a 'marked' difference to their standard commercial finish , you did well
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