@@Walden-jx4mi In last crusade and crystal skull he used a Webley. In Raiders and Temple of Doom he used S&W's. (although chambered in .455 webley ((and .45acp))
To be fair, the majority of those pistols would have been melted for scrap if they hadn't been converted to use .45 ACP.. The British never made a lot of .455 Webley, to the point that Canadian mounties in the western regions actually used American-supplied .45 Long Colt ammunition because it was too much trouble to bring in .455 Webley. Once the British military switched to .38, many makers shifted their production accordingly, making it even more difficult to procure. Without the conversion, it is doubtful these guns could have sold well enough in the hyper-competitive American market to be around now for us to enjoy. Better a converted gun that we can admire and even restore than razor blades rusting in a landfill.
No choice. The original ammunition for the bloody gun was a rare species. I believe there was the joke about the .455 cartridge by policemen given webleys as a service firearm.
They're almost all converted. .455 ammo is difficult to find and cost-prohibitive. You can fire .45 auto-rim in an unconverted gun or .45 ACP in a shaved gun with moon clips. Accuracy is largely uncompromised and it gives you a chance to fire a fine, rugged old gun that would otherwise be a safe queen. You do have to reload, though, as .45 ammo is far too powerful for the old Webley cylinders to accommodate.
As a young patrolman in the 1980s I purchased a S&W 25-2 which used .45 acp with moon clips. I had the barrel cut to 5" and magnaported. I can confirm that wheel gun with moonclips was deadly accurate, easy and fast to reload and recoil was very manageable due to the revolvers weight and magnaport. I wish I still hat that beautiful beast.
Great video. One of my troopers found a Webley during a SSE in Afghanistan. Don't know whatever happened to it but while we were in country we had a lot of fun with it whenever we found ammo for it.
Nice Video! I have one MK VI shooting .455 Eley and two Colt New Service in .455 as well. I load with .454 semi wadcutters and with the original 265 gr hollow base round nose. I've had very good results with Black Powder in .45 Colt and plan on trying that with the .455. The saving grace for the shaved Webley's is the fact that the 45acp is smaller and does not build up the pressure it would with a tighter bore. However, properly sized lead bullets with a low-pressure load will give much better accuracy. There is zero reason for shooting anything warmer than the old original loads and a couple of good reasons for loading a little less.
Very nice. This is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels. The videos are short, unique, visually pleasing, and informative. Keep it like that and you'll grow fast! Too many 20-30+ minute videos out there...ain't got time for that!
Bit of Webley love you've earned my subscription. Love the fact that you're actually being smart and loading that old girl with handloaded ammo that is appropriate for it not 45 auto.
Good Man, dropping the chamber pressure down to be safe in the old girl. Most people don't know that the .455 is only a 14k psi load but standard 45 acp can be up to 21k psi.
John Parrish yeah it scares me that people use 45ACP ball. When I first got this thing, it came with reloads and factory 45ACP loads. I was worried about the revolver but the lockup was tighter than a bank vault... and bam, t was a shooter with 255gr .454 bullets loaded to 650-680fps.
I know purists hate to see a shaved cylinder, but those tactical reloads were smartly done. If you want to play with original .455 there's a guy on ebay selling spacer moons that close up the gap.
Henry, nice shooting. My uncle used the .455 in WW2 (Australian Army; he was a despatch rider. Oz got older british stock when they upgraded to .38). His comment was that they would stop a charging bull at 5 yards, but you wouldn’t hit it at 10. Which meant he must have been very up close and personal to the enemy (north africa, Greece, Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, New Guinea) to learn of its lethality. With the benefit of hindsight & some research I now know he went into action with insufficient training. Greetings from Canberra
My god. Production quality and update rates just keep getting better and better. New gun favorite channel for sure. Is there anyway you can do a PTR-91 video anytime soon? Scar 17s would be cool in the new video format you guys use! Keep it up.
Pretty impressive wheelgun shooting- especially that double-action while moving. Pretty impressive for a gun that's over a century old! Keep up the great videos!
Looked at this again after a few years and am even more impressed with how Henry handled the old Webley. That double action trigger is not easy to master!
Very cool. Always found the top load revolvers to be something special. It's absolutely amazing how quality manufacturing holds up, much like the 1911. Great double action shooting sir!
As it happens I'm watching the peaky blinders seasons (story set in Birmingham 1919-22) right now and you see the webley mk IV all the time. I'm surprised it performs that good. Thanks for this guys. You have definitely become the most interesting gun channel on yt. Keep it up!
I use .45 auto rim in mine... and I have a speed loader... so I can load fast and have the pretty brass rain! My Webley, however, is much older, 1892. Has a 4-inch barrel and was originally built for black powder but later upgraded and reproofed for smokeless. Yeah, you have to load 'em back to much lower pressures. Mine doesn't shoot that well, especially with me behind it. Nice channel! Just discovered it.
Shooting revolvers double action is a skill that takes a bit of work, but it's very rewarding. I used to do bowling pin shoots with a Ruger GP100 before I moved to the US. I only once shot a Webley and I only remember enjoying the novelty, and that was in England before I emigrated 21 years ago. When I was a kid I had a Webley shaped cap gun, to me it seemed huge compared to the other toys.
Great video Josh and Henry! Just some minor critiques. Lower the background music, Have both shooters run the course(4:42 min video is to short)LOL!, and maybe to painted steel targets for the long range targets so we can hear audible feedback.
I have a Webley...it was given to my grandfather by a British soldier in the second world war. It's registered I have a collector's licence as well as my standard firearms permit. If I ever had to give it up I'd give it to a museum
Nice shooting, the Moon clip option makes up for a lot of what makes people think autos are best. I had a25-2 stolen from me and replaced it with a Model 1989, my EDC, an N frame S&W. Webley would be just as usefull
You know, for a pistol that's something on the order of 102 years old that's damn good. Good shooting on your part as well too. I wonder if you could reach out to Ian @ Forgotten Weapons and see if you could see if he could put you in touch with the person he borrowed that Webley-Fosbery from and re-run the course with it too.
Yeah there is a reason the British Army relied on this sidearm for 76 years. At common handgun engagement distances you can hit what you are shooting at and put it down with a big, heavy load. Good Shooting Henry. Up Next: the M1895 Nagant Revolver?
I have a Webley Mark 1 with an unshaved cylinder. Even such an old gun is still capable of consistently hitting torso targets at 30 yards with my shoddy cast lead 265gr reloads.
In 1965 I had access to a MK 6. Military 45 acp Ball ammo. And Half-Moon clips. I shot that pistol for about 3 and a half months. I shot targets and small game. I did kill a small whitetail doe with that pistol. It was not as accurate as a 48 year old newer S&W. It did load considerably quicker. Big pistol, but it was fun to shoot.
Impressive, thanks for that evaluation. Been a Webley fan for years and its nice to see guys as knowledgeable as yourselves on 9 Hole Reviews do something on a British icon from yesteryear. Also loved your clips on the #4 Enfield, (carried one of those for a few years). have to see if you've done an evaluation on a #1. cheers from NZ guys, keep up the good work.
Nice. Love Webleys. Back when caliber was king. Always wanted an unmodified one. Glad you knew to load down from 45 ACP specs. I wonder how many were damaged (shot out of time at minimum) or destroyed back in the day by people who did not know. I wonder if Trail Boss would work well, since it is fluffy. The Brits were not poorly armed- until the Enfield revolver in the 30's, with 38 S&W FMJ (shudder).
Haha what are the odds, I've been wanting one of these for many years and finally just added one to my collection a few days ago and then you put this video up. Keep up the good work! I love your videos!
9-Hole Reviews I’ll let you know for sure. I ended up picking up one that is unshaved so I’m reloading Mk II Webley cartridges for it and casting my own from a .455 Webley Mk II bullet mold. Still wouldn’t mind another one in .45 ACP but I’d stick with a .455 duplicate load.
Operator119 YES. I love people reproducing old stuff! I’ve found that if you use .454 or .455 bullets, these things are actually quite accurate! Anyone who knows me knows that this Webley is one of my fav pistols.
Dawg, in all honesty, I think you only missed because you didn't follow standard pistol shooting stance. Strong arm straight out, pointing to the target, weak arm bent and at your waist, body turned sideways, strong side hip pointing at the target as same as your strong arm. Kids these days. Kickass video man!
I have a can for m9 an it drives me nuts not seeing the front sights over the can..i can still hit the x ..but gerrrrr... Good video.. Different but good.👍👍
Having actually shot one of the beasties, this is impressive shooting Henry. Truly, always thought the purpose of it was to avoid capture. Good to see you didn't run Henry (more of a quick shuffle, really), for as we all know Gentlemen should walk but never run :)
Eh.... I say it is true if people understand if this it is regarding specifically for Britain in the time period, or is a opinion. Sadly, I seen people not understand this and get triggered. XD HAHA. Some people can't handle statements like these.
In 1978 I got a Webley MK I that had been converted to 45 ACP by someone in the past. 3 digit SN. Loved to shoot it, but once I figured out that 45 ACP was essentially a proof load, had to retire it to handloads only. The 19th century grip caused the gun to recoil up, but rapidly drop back down to line up. I love break-tops.
What a great revolver, especially for the time it was produced. I would love a new production one, but it would be rather expensive to set-up a production run of these.
I wonder why the break open revolvers like this never survived the ages. It seems like a modern made revolver with a modern latching and hinging system, as well as modern moon clips would be way faster than a traditional revolver design.
Awesome work Henry and Josh! Love the layout of this new series. Can't wait to see a Broomhandle or Vz Skorpion run the course. Looks like a lot of fun too.
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Bloody hell Henry. Thats good shooting with the old webley. Class
No 500 yard shot? I feel cheated. I want my money back.
We decided not to shoot it like a mortar
If you send me your CC no, legal name, exp date and billing zip, I’ll refund it to you. -H
1100 meters with an Iranian Makarov or i'm suing.
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Lol
Love this segment, looking forward to seeing more like it.
Good show chaps.
Indiana Jones would be proud!
Shane Singleton didn’t he use an S&W 1903/ 1917
@@Walden-jx4mi He used a Webley WG in Last Crusade and the 4th movie that never happened
@@Walden-jx4mi In last crusade and crystal skull he used a Webley. In Raiders and Temple of Doom he used S&W's. (although chambered in .455 webley ((and .45acp))
Shame about the shaved cylinder. Breaks my heart every time I see one converted to .45 ACP
To be fair, the majority of those pistols would have been melted for scrap if they hadn't been converted to use .45 ACP.. The British never made a lot of .455 Webley, to the point that Canadian mounties in the western regions actually used American-supplied .45 Long Colt ammunition because it was too much trouble to bring in .455 Webley. Once the British military switched to .38, many makers shifted their production accordingly, making it even more difficult to procure. Without the conversion, it is doubtful these guns could have sold well enough in the hyper-competitive American market to be around now for us to enjoy. Better a converted gun that we can admire and even restore than razor blades rusting in a landfill.
No choice. The original ammunition for the bloody gun was a rare species. I believe there was the joke about the .455 cartridge by policemen given webleys as a service firearm.
@@genericpersonx333 .455 webley was lucky to break 600 FPS. It’s even slower then a 230g .45 ACP
They're almost all converted. .455 ammo is difficult to find and cost-prohibitive. You can fire .45 auto-rim in an unconverted gun or .45 ACP in a shaved gun with moon clips. Accuracy is largely uncompromised and it gives you a chance to fire a fine, rugged old gun that would otherwise be a safe queen. You do have to reload, though, as .45 ammo is far too powerful for the old Webley cylinders to accommodate.
As a young patrolman in the 1980s I purchased a S&W 25-2 which used .45 acp with moon clips. I had the barrel cut to 5" and magnaported. I can confirm that wheel gun with moonclips was deadly accurate, easy and fast to reload and recoil was very manageable due to the revolvers weight and magnaport. I wish I still hat that beautiful beast.
Recommend you get a similar beast in 10mm .
Great video. One of my troopers found a Webley during a SSE in Afghanistan. Don't know whatever happened to it but while we were in country we had a lot of fun with it whenever we found ammo for it.
Can't wait to see more pistol stuff
Great to see Henry and Josh off of the tower and out on the course. It's cool to see unique and different stuff like this.
Next video : webley .455 Iron Sights to 500yds: Practical Accuracy
Lol
Its possible
Love the Webley .... beautiful gun with classic lines and one hell of a History!
Nice Video! I have one MK VI shooting .455 Eley and two Colt New Service in .455 as well. I load with .454 semi wadcutters and with the original 265 gr hollow base round nose. I've had very good results with Black Powder in .45 Colt and plan on trying that with the .455. The saving grace for the shaved Webley's is the fact that the 45acp is smaller and does not build up the pressure it would with a tighter bore. However, properly sized lead bullets with a low-pressure load will give much better accuracy. There is zero reason for shooting anything warmer than the old original loads and a couple of good reasons for loading a little less.
Very nice. This is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels. The videos are short, unique, visually pleasing, and informative. Keep it like that and you'll grow fast! Too many 20-30+ minute videos out there...ain't got time for that!
We try to keep it concise!
Bit of Webley love you've earned my subscription. Love the fact that you're actually being smart and loading that old girl with handloaded ammo that is appropriate for it not 45 auto.
Good Man, dropping the chamber pressure down to be safe in the old girl.
Most people don't know that the .455 is only a 14k psi load but standard 45 acp can be up to 21k psi.
John Parrish yeah it scares me that people use 45ACP ball. When I first got this thing, it came with reloads and factory 45ACP loads. I was worried about the revolver but the lockup was tighter than a bank vault... and bam, t was a shooter with 255gr .454 bullets loaded to 650-680fps.
An officer that knows how to shoot?
I’m calling BS.
*meme*
Really, nigga?
They all know how. The problem is who to shoot
서울전조합장 님!
Wow a Rupert who can shoot , are you talking birds , rabbits etc with a 12 bore maybe ???
I know purists hate to see a shaved cylinder, but those tactical reloads were smartly done.
If you want to play with original .455 there's a guy on ebay selling spacer moons that close up the gap.
Henry, nice shooting. My uncle used the .455 in WW2 (Australian Army; he was a despatch rider. Oz got older british stock when they upgraded to .38). His comment was that they would stop a charging bull at 5 yards, but you wouldn’t hit it at 10. Which meant he must have been very up close and personal to the enemy (north africa, Greece, Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, New Guinea) to learn of its lethality. With the benefit of hindsight & some research I now know he went into action with insufficient training.
Greetings from Canberra
Good old British engineering......when it was good!!! Great to see it in action. Have you ever shot the welrod?
Paul Cooper wish we had one, but those things are rare!
@@roberth.goddardthefatherof6376 German engineering isn't only a term from the past tho
Would REALLY LOVE to see this type of test done with more surplus or classic firearms!
My god. Production quality and update rates just keep getting better and better. New gun favorite channel for sure. Is there anyway you can do a PTR-91 video anytime soon? Scar 17s would be cool in the new video format you guys use! Keep it up.
Ptr k3p for long rang would be awesome!🇺🇸
We have one on deck being zeroed
Pretty impressive wheelgun shooting- especially that double-action while moving. Pretty impressive for a gun that's over a century old! Keep up the great videos!
Thats was awesome! Can't wait for the rest of the Close Quarters Practical Accuracy series!
I'm looking forward to more of this series! :)
Looked at this again after a few years and am even more impressed with how Henry handled the old Webley. That double action trigger is not easy to master!
Very cool. Always found the top load revolvers to be something special. It's absolutely amazing how quality manufacturing holds up, much like the 1911. Great double action shooting sir!
Maelstrom8 thanks! It’s loads of fun!
As it happens I'm watching the peaky blinders seasons (story set in Birmingham 1919-22) right now and you see the webley mk IV all the time. I'm surprised it performs that good. Thanks for this guys. You have definitely become the most interesting gun channel on yt. Keep it up!
Don't know why you'd be surprised, there's a reason they were in service for so long.
I really like this "practical accuracy" segment; there's something unique in it. Please keep on.
I like that you used the same format as the rifle analysis videos, keep em coming!
I use .45 auto rim in mine... and I have a speed loader... so I can load fast and have the pretty brass rain! My Webley, however, is much older, 1892. Has a 4-inch barrel and was originally built for black powder but later upgraded and reproofed for smokeless. Yeah, you have to load 'em back to much lower pressures. Mine doesn't shoot that well, especially with me behind it. Nice channel! Just discovered it.
Guys this is awesome, I am so looking forward to the series
Congratulations and thank you for this new segment !
I enjoy these clips. No gung ho bullshit, just honest reviews and practical shooting segments.
I love how high the quality of these videos is. I know that I'll enjoy it before even playing it.
Shooting revolvers double action is a skill that takes a bit of work, but it's very rewarding. I used to do bowling pin shoots with a Ruger GP100 before I moved to the US. I only once shot a Webley and I only remember enjoying the novelty, and that was in England before I emigrated 21 years ago. When I was a kid I had a Webley shaped cap gun, to me it seemed huge compared to the other toys.
*Removes monocle*
I say chaps, this is quite an exquisite display of marksmanship, really gave the Hun a jolly good thrashing!
I remembered the kettle this time but forgot the teapot. :(
A revolver over a century old smooth and accurate, that’s when Britain deserved to be called Great Britain.
Dang that looks like a lot of fun! Cant wait to see more pistols taken through that course
Great video Josh and Henry! Just some minor critiques. Lower the background music, Have both shooters run the course(4:42 min video is to short)LOL!, and maybe to painted steel targets for the long range targets so we can hear audible feedback.
now lets pull out a m1917 revolver
wouldn't have to down load it
I have a Webley...it was given to my grandfather by a British soldier in the second world war. It's registered I have a collector's licence as well as my standard firearms permit. If I ever had to give it up I'd give it to a museum
C&Rsenal sent me.
Me too brotha.
Your production values are off the charts. Well done.
Nice shooting, the Moon clip option makes up for a lot of what makes people think autos are best. I had a25-2 stolen from me and replaced it with a Model 1989, my EDC, an N frame S&W. Webley would be just as usefull
You know, for a pistol that's something on the order of 102 years old that's damn good. Good shooting on your part as well too. I wonder if you could reach out to Ian @ Forgotten Weapons and see if you could see if he could put you in touch with the person he borrowed that Webley-Fosbery from and re-run the course with it too.
glad you stressed the requirement to download .45 ACP/AR for the Webley......
no boom boom, please
Yeah there is a reason the British Army relied on this sidearm for 76 years. At common handgun engagement distances you can hit what you are shooting at and put it down with a big, heavy load. Good Shooting Henry. Up Next: the M1895 Nagant Revolver?
Best pistol ever...in .455 calibre
I love the Webley Mk VI. I have one in .455 and one in .45 ACP, that I down load. Plus you can put a bayonet on the Mark VI.
I have a Webley Mark 1 with an unshaved cylinder. Even such an old gun is still capable of consistently hitting torso targets at 30 yards with my shoddy cast lead 265gr reloads.
OMG!!! NOW PISTOLS ARE ON BOARD!! TOP-ONE, GUYS!! AWESOME!
One of the best shooting channels on this platform.
Jake Wesley thanks!
Awesome, love this new series! Can't wait for more!
In 1965 I had access to a MK 6. Military 45 acp Ball ammo. And Half-Moon clips. I shot that pistol for about 3 and a half months. I shot targets and small game. I did kill a small whitetail doe with that pistol. It was not as accurate as a 48 year old newer S&W. It did load considerably quicker. Big pistol, but it was fun to shoot.
That Webley is one of the best things in existence.
Cool video guys. I didn’t expect to care how an old revolver faired during CQB.
Late to the party but wow these pistol videos are gonna be awesome! Can’t wait to see the rest.
Thrilled to see practical accuracy come to sidearms!
Editing quality has seriously gone up! Well done!
I actually love the webley design so much that it plays a prominent role in a book that I am writing.
Awsome, would be cool to see the results with the period correct shooting technique...
Henry almost went for the 1 handed shots on the 35M target, but chickened out ;-) - Josh
Really cool I love the new close range tests already :D
Impressive, thanks for that evaluation. Been a Webley fan for years and its nice to see guys as knowledgeable as yourselves on 9 Hole Reviews do something on a British icon from yesteryear. Also loved your clips on the #4 Enfield, (carried one of those for a few years). have to see if you've done an evaluation on a #1. cheers from NZ guys, keep up the good work.
Cheers! We’ve actually also got a Webley .38 mk IV on hand that we may run too, but the sights are wayyyyy off
My Mk VI Webley is 1918 and takes proper .455 rds. I don't shoot it all that often due to expense.
Would love to see more revolvers on the clock, see the difference between em and these new fangaled "semi automatics"
Cool gun, much faster and accurate than expected.
Looking forward to this new series!
We are too! Glad you're enjoying it so far
already love the new addition
Very well done as usual, more of a fan of the music choice in the other practical accuracy videos however, I feel like it builds more hype.
Nice. Love Webleys. Back when caliber was king. Always wanted an unmodified one. Glad you knew to load down from 45 ACP specs. I wonder how many were damaged (shot out of time at minimum) or destroyed back in the day by people who did not know. I wonder if Trail Boss would work well, since it is fluffy. The Brits were not poorly armed- until the Enfield revolver in the 30's, with 38 S&W FMJ (shudder).
Haha what are the odds, I've been wanting one of these for many years and finally just added one to my collection a few days ago and then you put this video up. Keep up the good work! I love your videos!
Operator119 hope you enjoy yours! Remember to use Webley duplicate pressure loads! We’d like to see you send us your impressions on yours
9-Hole Reviews I’ll let you know for sure. I ended up picking up one that is unshaved so I’m reloading Mk II Webley cartridges for it and casting my own from a .455 Webley Mk II bullet mold. Still wouldn’t mind another one in .45 ACP but I’d stick with a .455 duplicate load.
Operator119 YES. I love people reproducing old stuff! I’ve found that if you use .454 or .455 bullets, these things are actually quite accurate! Anyone who knows me knows that this Webley is one of my fav pistols.
9-Hole Reviews thanks! Yeah they are definitely an interesting and lovely piece of history.
The red crosses for clear are kind of throwing me off...
C&Rsenal sent me me, and now I'm subbed. You guys have good stuff, and great shooting.
It’s a shame someone doesn’t make a modern version of this revolver .
Henry that was an awesome run the reloads were smooth the shots were good I feel like you could defend yourself with that thing practically 🤙🏽
Dawg, in all honesty, I think you only missed because you didn't follow standard pistol shooting stance. Strong arm straight out, pointing to the target, weak arm bent and at your waist, body turned sideways, strong side hip pointing at the target as same as your strong arm. Kids these days.
Kickass video man!
I have a can for m9 an it drives me nuts not seeing the front sights over the can..i can still hit the x ..but gerrrrr...
Good video.. Different but good.👍👍
We have the same issue, it's fine up close but on the distance shots, actually can be a bit tricky
@@9HoleReviews
Yes same..
Hell yeah, I was waiting for a pistol practical accuracy test. Hope the Mk23 is coming soon. If you ask me though I think it can take the rifle test.
Stupid Queer we can actually make that happen
Having actually shot one of the beasties, this is impressive shooting Henry. Truly, always thought the purpose of it was to avoid capture.
Good to see you didn't run Henry (more of a quick shuffle, really), for as we all know Gentlemen should walk but never run :)
Henry and I were just commenting how different our movement is, drawn from our backgrounds. Pretty cool!
The best bloody pistol ever made but then again i am bias lol. a smashing video by the way chaps xx
Eh.... I say it is true if people understand if this it is regarding specifically for Britain in the time period, or is a opinion. Sadly, I seen people not understand this and get triggered. XD HAHA. Some people can't handle statements like these.
In 1978 I got a Webley MK I that had been converted to 45 ACP by someone in the past. 3 digit SN. Loved to shoot it, but once I figured out that 45 ACP was essentially a proof load, had to retire it to handloads only. The 19th century grip caused the gun to recoil up, but rapidly drop back down to line up. I love break-tops.
Had to show Josh how it’s done 👌🏾
Great Video, love the Webley MKVI, and good shooting sir.
Thank you for sharing, happy 2019!!!
Please, can I use the special Acp reper for the 1911 pistol for this pistol, and is it very safe? Please answer, please?
The webley is just super cool
Loved this, would love to see you do more like this.
It's the start of a new series where we focus on handguns, PCC/SMGs, and shotguns. Much more to come.
Awesome! Look forward to it!
Awesome....fast reloads with the top break......GREAT PISTOL
You guys are top notch. Keep up the good work!
What a great revolver, especially for the time it was produced. I would love a new production one, but it would be rather expensive to set-up a production run of these.
$10,000 for a .357 magnum replica.
I wonder why the break open revolvers like this never survived the ages. It seems like a modern made revolver with a modern latching and hinging system, as well as modern moon clips would be way faster than a traditional revolver design.
Good new video concept guys
Nicely done
More videos like this with really old guns please.
Awesome pistol shooting. I have M1917 S&W. Wondering how it compares to the Webley.
The preferred sidearm of a young Thomas Shelby OBE 🇬🇧
Could you try with a enfield 38 revolver, just to see what would one need to do to shoot better.
Awesome work Henry and Josh! Love the layout of this new series. Can't wait to see a Broomhandle or Vz Skorpion run the course. Looks like a lot of fun too.
tuck234 i NEED a C96
@@9HoleReviews Oops lol
That was intense
Keep these coming gents, I'm looking forward to seeing your silver Play button!!
Omg I love this video, can't wait to see more pistol shooting.