Does anyone have photos of Commonwealth soldiers and/or police armed with S&W .380 Victory Model revolvers?
I could also use photos of .380 Webley and Enfield revolvers. If you do please contact me or post them here.

Many thanks.

There are a few photos of .38/200 Victory Models in Pate's book, U.S. Handguns of World War II. Hope this is helpful.

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Alan
SWCA LM 2023, SWHF 220

I don't need photos of the revolver, but of soldiers or police armed with them.

Don't know if this is what you're looking for, but here's a picture I posted in a thread here to go w/ my Victory, of my grandfather, with his Victory in a holster (can't see the revolver, but it's there).



I can dig up another one if you'd like - showing him on the Harley and the butt of the revolver, w/ lanyard affixed, visible.

yes, please do! I didn't know the Brits used any Harleys during the war?

Many thanks.

There are pics in Pate's book mentioned above of Commonwealth soldiers and airman with S&Ws in holsters.

That's a great photo Rover!

Back when the men were men!

Here's the other photo I mentioned. Not as clear a photo as the first one, but you can see the butt of the revolver. It looks like a pre-Victory, with the chequered stocks. My Victory model is pre-"V" prefix, but just enough later to have the plain stocks.



I've also just completed assembling a Canadian Pattern 37 web belt, holster and ammunition pouch to match the configuration he's wearing. Just need the Harley now. ;-)

He unfortunately passed on when I was quite young, so didn't get a chance to ask him about his experiences.

thanks so much