The Webley revolver in .455 caliber was first adopted by the British military in November 1887 with the Service Mk I. This new pattern offered many innovations in revolver design. Many experts ...

The British Army was the last major army in the world to use the revolver as a standard service weapon. The Webley Mark I, adopted in November 1887, was a handgun with a six-round ammunition cylinder.

"The gun had a fairly limited service life. It starts being made about 1880, and then the Webley Mk I is adopted in 1887," NRA Publications Editorial Director Mark Keefe said. "But that doesn't ...

Webly revolvers from the late 1800s which were confiscated from a 61-year-old man in West Cork are to be sent to the National Museum of Ireland instead of being destroyed. Earlier this week at ...

Nicholls used a Webley Mark VI, which was issued to British officers in WWI A Lancashire man who shot another man with an antique revolver has been jailed for possession of a firearm with intent ...