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Published: 2008-01-09 02:13:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 1612; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 43
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This break-open revolver was produced as a standard sidearm for security forces accross the world. It has no especially notable differences from others of it's type, other than being a relatively new design. It was partially based off of the British Webley.[This work a part of Epiverse]
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Come on out! My friend and I have something like 8 webleys between us- from .38 S&W, to .455 to .45 ACP versions!
Sadly, no "Zardoz" Webley-Fosbury auto-revolver, though...
But I DO have a semi Sten Mk. 5. Still not a Webley-Fosbury, though.
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Very Nicely done, the grip seems a whee bit thin, and the trigger guard a bit too beveled out, but those are just nitpickin'. Top Breaks are love, I have fired some and they are without a doubt my favorite still...
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Thanks! 
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Ha-HA! Top-break revolver for the freakin' win. Love 'em, they don't get the attention they deserve.
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Hell yeah. Nothing like the satisfying click of closing one up. I just wish I get the chance to fire one someday... Pretty much all I've fired are lever-action winchesters, my dad's beretta, and a SAA-esque Ruger revolver.
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indeed! once i reach 21 i plan on buying a Webley Mark IV, they really aren't all that expensive.
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lol i just had my 21st bday and my dad took me up to the gun show we looked around (i had been looking for a webley for about 9 months) i found a mk4 for 400 my dad talked the guy down to 350 and it was his present to me
the particular mk4 i got was under the contract with the singapore police force the only thing that makes it diffirent from other mk4s is that its the only contract that webley put safeties on their guns
oh and although they are relatively cheap. they are extremely expensive to shoot (50 cent a bullet)
great gun and its easy to shoot
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I reload ammo! So cost to shoot won't be a problem to me!
But glad that you can still find 'em cheap! Man I gotta get me one. Then I'll just need a Mauser C96 and I'll be set....
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yeah im buying a reload kit and a tumbler from my friend for 175
ive decided that im gonna collect top breaks now (besides my def gun which is a colt 45 1911 a-1
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Yeah man. I've got about $160 invested into my setup, and it's wonderful. It'll take a while before I start saving money, but it's fun and I can load rounds to fit my needs. It's really helpful cause I shoot a lot of older guns with less common ammo, so I do save a bit of money. I don't use a tumbler though, I just polish everything by hand
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the kit im getting is a hornady and it goes for around 375
yeah the webley 38 is actually a 38 s&w which is pretty hard to find
i also have the 45 soo ill probably load for that too
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I just use a Lee single stage press. It's nice, gets the job done, and is really sturdy. Best o' luck to yah! I'm new at it myself, but if you need any tips I can tell ya what I know.
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Oh? Intriguing... I may have to pick up one of my own someday.
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yeah i had my eye on one that was about $500 and in really really nice shape.
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Hell yeah. Nothing like the satisfying click of closing it up 
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