Webley Scott
Cal. 6.35mm (.25ACP)
Webley Scott .25ACP External Hammer Model Semi Automatic Pistol. These were manufactured from 1906 to 1940 and are a reduced size version of the Metropolitan Police pistol but with an exposed hammer. The .25 ACP version has a 6 shot magazine, 2 inch barrel, blue finish and composition grips. Left hand side of the slide is marked "WEBLEY & SCOTT LTD/LONDON & BIRMINGHAM/6.35M/AUTOMATIC PISTOL".
Webley & Scott
cal. 6.35mm (.25ACP)
Webley & Scott model 1907 Webley & Scott model 1908
Webley & Scott model 1910
Cal. 7.65mm (.32ACP)
Webley & Scott model 1912
Webley & Scott 1915
"Royal horse artillery" model 1915 made for pilots
Webley & Scott
Cal. 7.65mm (.32ACP)
"Metropolitan Police" Semi Automatic Pistol, manufactured in 1911. This model was first offered in 1906, and was still being sold in 1940. It was first adopted by the Metropolitan Police in 1911, after having been in use with them for the previous five years. Legend has it that the famous Siege of Sidney Street inspired the police to discard their revolvers and take to automatics, although revolvers continued in police service until the present day. Barrel length is 31/2 inches; the magazine holds eight rounds. Left hand side of the slide is marked "WEBLEY 7 SCOTT LTD/LONDON & BIRMINGHAM/7.65M/M&32AUTOMATIC PISTOL/1911. Left hand side of the slide is also marked with crown over "M.P."
Webley & Scott
Cal. 7.65mm (.32ACP)
