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The Webley Mark VI service revolver… perhaps one of the most iconic British revolvers of World War I. The mere sight conjures up images of a British officer calling his men, “over the top!”.
Indiana Jones used a Webley, and it was widely seen on “Zulu” starring Michael Caine and Sir Stanley Baker (despite it’s historical inaccuracies).
How well does the top-eject revolver handle itself in a rush of close-ranged targets? Is the revolver too large and too outdated? We find out.
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The hosts Henry and Josh started shooting from humble backgrounds, and families that had no foundation in the shooting sports or firearms. Through their journey in shooting sports, they have both developed extremely different backgrounds that compliment each other with perspectives in historical firearms development, employment, rifle performance, munitions development, firearms manipulation, and publications.
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