Thanks, Mr. Tibbetts ..... Can you show us photos of your revolvers?

...... looks practically NIB. Did any of these see action or did they arrive too late? Well, I must confess that this revolver was purchased as "re-plated" .... but as a result the price was low enough (less than half what an "original finish" in similar condition would bring) a...

The Colt Model 1878 Double Action revolver was the first cartridge handgun acquired by Canada for military issue. At the outbreak of the North West Rebellion in 1885, Canada had no handguns to issue to its Militia forces except what remained of the 1851 Colt Navy cap and ball revolvers acquired in 1...

UTTERLY MIND-BOGGLING!!!!!

Yes, 13 grains seemed like a reasonable starting point - IIRC I first tried that because about 14 grains or so is what I had loaded in some of the slightly longer MkI cases with reasonable success. However, I found that in the shorter MkII case 13 grains was "overfilling" the case, to the ...

MaximVickers: The load which works very well for me is 10 grains (volume measure) of 2F Triple7 under the 265 grain hollowbase Webley-style bullet thrown by RCBS mould 45-265-RN-HB, in .455 MkII cases. This load works extremely well in my WG Target revolver .... below is the very first target shot w...

It's that time of year again ....

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It's that time of year again ....

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Managed my own picture of the Adams: http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i219/GrantRCanada/Webley%20and%20other%20revolvers/Adams/MyAdams03a.jpg Having been told that some .450-chambered revolvers will not chamber the slightly longer .455 MkII case, I was very pleased to learn that this one readily ac...

I am pleased to announce that the Adams arrived this morning - and fortunately I am home "house-sitting" while a new furnace is being installed. (As a consequence, the work I was planning to get done at home hasn't been started yet ... :( ... but the revolver has definitely been well-handl...