Webley & Scott

Overview

British arms manufacturer with roots to Philip Webley & Son, established in Birmingham around 1838. The Webley & Scott name dates to the 1897 merger with W&C Scott & Sons. Famous for the Webley Mk VI revolver — standard British service sidearm through both World Wars — and a long line of break-top revolvers and semi-automatic pistols. Now primarily a sporting and air gun brand.

Also recorded as Webley, Webley Revolvers, Webley & Scott Ltd.

Notable firearms

61 models in the firearm database. Collectible and service designs first, then the newest.

1. Webley & Scott Mk IV .38 Revolver · 1932
2. Webley & Scott Webley .38 Mk IV Police Revolver · 1929
3. Webley & Scott Webley Mk IV .38 S&W 5-inch Revolver · 1929
4. Webley & Scott Mark VI Service Revolver 455 Webley Revolver · 1915
5. Webley & Scott Mk VI Revolver · 1915
6. Webley Mk VI Revolver · 1915
7. Webley & Scott Mk VI .455 Webley Revolver · 1915
8. Webley & Scott Mk VI .455 Webley 6-inch Revolver · 1915
9. Webley Mk VI 455 Webley Revolver · 1915
10. Webley & Scott Mk VI Revolver .455 Webley Revolver · 1915
11. Webley & Scott Mk VI Revolver .455 WWI Revolver · 1915
12. Webley & Scott Mk VI Revolver WWII .455 Revolver · 1915

All 61 models

Associated cartridges

6 cartridges: the ones Webley & Scott introduced and the ones it loads for.

Serial numbers

11 dated serial ranges across 11 model families, 1887–1945. Covered: .38/200 Mark IV Revolver, .455 Self-Loading Pistol, Mark I Revolver, Mark II Revolver, Mark III Revolver, Mark IV Revolver, Mark V Revolver, Mark VI Revolver and more.

Date a Webley & Scott by serial number