[deputy125]

for some reason, i like this odd-ball...................

call it another dead-end if you will on the eve-o-lution on the firearms tree. but dang it it still took some thought and thinkin' to come of with something that worked....

http://www.cruffler.com/historic-january01.html

probably will never get to hold one, but still a man can dream.............

 

[gunman42782]

Ah yes, the famous Webly-Fosberry automatic revolver. I have only seen them in magazines. It would be cool to actually shoot one.

 

[Johngoboom]

That is weird!!!! :shock:

 

[sheepdog]

Cool.....I remember Webleys in .455 going for $4-$6-$8$ in ads in Argosy magazine and others.....S&W M10 for $12......they were actually an earlier model made like a Model 10....why I didn't buy a dozen......I wonder what happened to Webley when Britain disarmed her subjects????

 

[Terry_P]

The S&W M&P the precursor to the M10. I have one made in 1956 and the trigger is the lightest pull of any revolver I've shot. The S/A is so light I actually prefer shooting D/A.

 

[chance]

The grooves in the cylinder reminds me of the bolt cam tracks in a 7.62 mini gun.

 

[Deadeye]

I would love to have one of those. I've always thought they were cool.