Eric Solo
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Somebody please buy me this:
http://www.thearbunker.com/model-1917-classic-inch-barrel-blue-finish-p-10903.html
http://www.thearbunker.com/model-1917-classic-inch-barrel-blue-finish-p-10903.html
indyclone25 said:wow! 850 bucks , it better come autographed by harrison ford ---lol
lguerra said:Wow, you think it would b easier to get a webley in the UK ! Here in the Wild West you can find almost anything!The gun laws are crazy, Its like who doesn't have a gun Air soft is a good substitute the gas are the way to go, we used them in the military to train with 6mm paint rounds and they make revolvers!
yes just as you dont' bring it into the garage or the porch or the front yard , the city doesnt consider it your "house". but i just bought a resin casted s&w and finished painting that last night ,Thundermug said:I just ordered a Webley .38 (it may actually be an Enfield) from a gun shop in Delaware. I just happened upon it when I was on vacation.
Its smaller than the .455, but the ammo is easier to find. I actually found that Royal Canadian Mounted Police used a leather flap holster for their .38 revolvers. They fit the .38 Webley/Enfields nicely.
I'm in Illinois, so I have to get a FOID card before they will ship the gun. The card should be here in 3-12 weeks. . .but I won't get into politics here. This is a no-stress zone for me.
Pics to come!
Eric Solo said:Somebody please buy me this:
http://www.thearbunker.com/model-1917-classic-inch-barrel-blue-finish-p-10903.html
Produced from 1940 to 1945 by the Americans under the lease lend project for the British Government who were desperately short of weapons. A 6-shot double action revolver with hand ejector, matt finish and plain wooden grips. Full S&W markings. Excellent Condition. It was a standard British WW2 Sidearm alongside the Webley MK IV.