Originally Posted by Dave_n

I reload for Webleys (0.455 and 380) and also for Enfield Mk 1 and the Enfield in 0.455. If you can get 180 grain 0.362 or 3 heads in lead, then you basically have the 380/200 or the old Colt Police load. What people may not realize is that Enfield built a direct mimic of the Webley Mk VI in 0.455 after WWI Somewhere close to 25K were made between roughly 1920 and 1926. They will have either an "A" or "B" prefix. Just as good as the Webley MKVI. Be careful and do not use 0.45 ACP in the cut 0.455 pistols as that load is close to the Webley proof load. Download to give ~700 fps. I use 0.45 AR in my cut Webley's with a Colt 0.454 sized 255 grain lead head. I do have the correct 265 grain heads from JET Bullets in Alberta and they work in either 0.45 AR or in 0.455 cases from Starline (used in my 1935 Commercial MK VI). Dave_n