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Rod WMG · 02-24-2006, 06:52 PM

Not long ago, I asked for a .455 Webley for sale here and on a few other sites. Surprisingly to me I got no response here or on Jan's site since I figured someone here would collect such arms.

At any rate I got an offer (I accepted) to sell two from the same guy, one a 90 to 95% gun and the other more "average. This is my first experience with these guns, but the design is so fine I'm shocked they aren't more popular. From the holster guides to the top break with auto ejection, it's a very functional concept.

I've read the old Detonics company had a prototype top break in the works capable of withstanding magnum pressures. I'd like to have had one of those.

02-24-2006, 06:52 PM	#1
Rod WMG User Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: The Edge of Texas Posts: 514 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Webleys Not long ago, I asked for a .455 Webley for sale here and on a few other sites. Surprisingly to me I got no response here or on Jan's site since I figured someone here would collect such arms. At any rate I got an offer (I accepted) to sell two from the same guy, one a 90 to 95% gun and the other more "average. This is my first experience with these guns, but the design is so fine I'm shocked they aren't more popular. From the holster guides to the top break with auto ejection, it's a very functional concept. I've read the old Detonics company had a prototype top break in the works capable of withstanding magnum pressures. I'd like to have had one of those.