My FFL just let me know that he has a 1918 dated Webley for sale. It has a good 90%+ finish, turning an even brown. All stamps and proofs are crisp with no
wear. Grips are solid with no cracks or wear that I noticed. Still .455, but comes with a box of very old .45 auto rounds and a couple half moon clips.
Action is tight. Barrel has pitting throughout, but has sharp rifling. He will be selling it on gunbroker shortly, and said that they seem to bring from
$400-$450, but admitted that he had never really seen nor priced one to know for sure.
It looked like a very nice piece to me, nice enough that I would like to purchase it, but would like to see what other folks think first. I will try to get him to snap a couple pictures that I can post. What might a fair price be for something like this? Thanks.
It looked like a very nice piece to me, nice enough that I would like to purchase it, but would like to see what other folks think first. I will try to get him to snap a couple pictures that I can post. What might a fair price be for something like this? Thanks.
AlleyOop007
In its altered state it certainly is not a smoking deal.
Oh my gosh! If that abortion brought that kind of money my
Mk IV must be worth at least $1000 to that buyer.
