I own a converted Mk VI (mfd. 1924). For awhile I was shooting very mild reloads (i.e. anemic) with lead SWC bullets. The Webley did just fine, but after a few sessions I decided that the old warhorse should be retired to the pasture. After all I purchased the revolver because I had always wanted one in my collection. It was one of my Holy Grails. I didn't purchase it for real world applications or even for target shooting.

So after having enjoyed shooting it and getting the experience I moved it to my safe. Now I pull it out to show to fellow gun buffs and sometimes just to play............er............admire.

Hey it might not be in .455 anymore, but it's still a Webley Mk VI. It took me years to find one and beggars can't be choosers. I'm content.

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