Webley RIC .450cal: Any info would be great!

singleshotman · 10-16-2013, 11:42 AM

Army and Navy store is a famous co=op set up about 1870 to allow Army and Naval officers to buy Handguns, rifles and uniforms at less than retail prices. Many Army officers were not rich and had to live off there wages. Thus this store, for more info try the "British militaria Forums", its a great site for Victoria era Rifles, shotguns and Handguns. I even found out how to remove the Cylinder from a "Pryse" Webley Revolver in .476 Enfield. I shoot almost anything, except I gave up on muzzle loading rilles spme years ago. I cannot get up and down easily to load them anymore. This due to a bad hip and knees, they hurt today because its raining here in north TX.

10-16-2013, 11:42 AM	#2
singleshotman User Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 44 Thanks: 0 Thanked 9 Times in 6 Posts	Army and Navy store is a famous co=op set up about 1870 to allow Army and Naval officers to buy Handguns, rifles and uniforms at less than retail prices. Many Army officers were not rich and had to live off there wages. Thus this store, for more info try the "British militaria Forums", its a great site for Victoria era Rifles, shotguns and Handguns. I even found out how to remove the Cylinder from a "Pryse" Webley Revolver in .476 Enfield. I shoot almost anything, except I gave up on muzzle loading rilles spme years ago. I cannot get up and down easily to load them anymore. This due to a bad hip and knees, they hurt today because its raining here in north TX.