Deactivated WWI & WWII Issued Webley MK6 .455 Revolver

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A superb condition First and Second World War issued Webley MK6 .455 revolver with matching numbers. Dated 1916, it would have been issued to a British officer during the Great War. The serial number indicates that is a fairly early revolver from that years production. Then during WWII it was issued again, but more unusually twice within the same regiment. You can clearly see it carries two sets of issue markings to the same regiment of which one set has been struck out. We believe the initials "K.A. 7.41" are an abbreviation for the Kings Africa rifles, 1941 who served and saw action during WWII. The stamps on the right hand side of the top strap are also believed to be those used by British Common Wealth forces stationed in South Africa. A very rarely seen British revolver that has seen service in both world wars. Deactivated to old specification with clear chambers and barrel, it can be cocked, stripped and dry fired. It comes with 6 inert .455 rounds.


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Product Code: 191Q5

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