I just read in theraider.net articles " The Webley Revolver " by Michael French. I agree with Mr. French that the Webley in all its MKs makes sense as an adveturer's sidearm/revolver due to its history and availability and rugedness, the MK VI is a beast I love it though !! However lets not forget Indy's first piece the Smith and Wesson Hand Ejector from Raiders of The Lost Ark. This revolver debuted originally just before the turn of the century, I believe around 1899 if I am not mistaken. The Hand Ejector came in caliburs .32, .38, .44 S&W, and .45 LC (possibly more but I am going just from memory here). These typically came in 3", 5", 6" and sometimes 8" barrel lengths. The guns Harrison Ford uses in ROTLA are both cut down 4" barrel WWI era S&W Hand Ejector 2nd models one in .455 Ely (early war British/Canadian service issue they would later receive their HEs in .45 ACP(Automatic Colt Pistol) with use of half moon clips and earlier models would be converted/machined to accept the .45 ACP w/clips as well) and the other in .45 LC (may have been converted to the .45ACP although production, handlers, techno junkies make no mention of this detail). I have a passion/interest for 1850's to 1920 large calibur revolvers and pistols and I'm a bit of a history nut so I went the extra length and purchased (after considerable searching) a real WWI British service issue .45 cal S&W HE 2nd model w/6" barrel, most British/Canadian service issue HEs came in 6" barrel lengths as U.S. issue pieces were issued in 5", it is inexcellent condition and worth every penny. To me, in my opinion, I like the S&W best for Indy, it's the first gun he had in the movie series ( it was used in TOD in the car chase sequence leaving Lao Che's, so possibly two movies) but the Webley is an extremely nice piece as well. There are also many other hand guns available at the time and Indy is an adventurer possibly losing hand guns on any adventure so I think it is a loseable item that is replaced with the best of what's available. Also, for those of you who are thinking about this, the Colt .45 automatic was cutting edge at the time and probably was considerably more than an old service issue revolver. Here's one for you, how about Blanca's Remington 1875 Army at the begining of ROTLA in Peru, there's a neat piece !! or Mauser C96 Broomhandle from Last Crusade in the Library in Venice !!