Minute of Mae: Webley No.4 "Pryse"
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Everytime I hear the “if you’d like to know more…” I hear the line from starship troopers. “Would you like to know more?”
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The first thing I said when I saw that thumbnail: "Damn, that thing's nice."
#me2
Gun's not bad either.
That's a helluva way to refer to Mae, she's not a "thing",...she's eye-candy, there's a difference. 🤣
I’ve never seen a nickel-plated Webley - that’s awesome
Forgotten Weapons has a video on these big bore Webleys.
That is a beautiful revolver.
Right?
It certainly is!
Is that what you kids are calling Mae these days? A 'revolver'?
No exasperated look on Mae's face when firing - I call that a win! Great looking gun that shoots big lead, abet slowly.
Webley made great revolvers. They're a hidden gem.
I actually started waving my hand over screen to clear the smoke.😂
A black powder round of that size WILL generate a lot of smoke.
Did it work?
I'm a simple man.
I see top-break revolver, I like top-break revolver.
And with Mae's comment and shooting all the better.
It seems that with every shot, the gunner is cloaked with a smoke screen. What a convenient defense bonus!
Smoke clouds work both ways.They can conceal you or provide a point of aim for opposing gunners.
I've been on a dove field with a blackpowder shotgun & every time I squeezed off,other hunters were calling out things like "I didn't know rain was in the forecast! I see clouds over Doug's head!"
That is a REALLY good-looking revolver. The Webleys are such classics. And shiny!
That is the nicest looking Webley I've seen.
I used to have (pre UK Pistol ban) a very similar revolver - an 1886 "WG". The main difference it that it had the "Stirrup Catch" rather than the two levers. Way more advanced than the revolvers we have today, though modern ergonomics a much better! Field stripping takes 2/3 seconds and it would happily shoot any UK service 45/455/476 cartridge, mine was also happy with 45 Long Colt (at original pressures!)
Looks good and a practical peice. Another interesting minute from Mae.
We need more top break revolvers in the modern gun world.
Doubtful that a top break system would be a good thing with the higher pressures of .357 or .44mag.
Hard telling, you'd have to ask an engineer.
Or maybe top break is more expensive than swing-out.
Or just that it offers no real advantage and hence no additional market appeal compared to swing-out.
The top break is quaint. Cute.
That's about it.
@@JD-tn5lz Apparently a company called Anderson-Wheeler once made a Webley Mk VII chambered in .357 Magnum, but I can't really find anything much about it other than it once existed. The only top-break revolvers currently in production that I know of are the Uberti Schofield repro (.38 spl, .44-40, .45 Colt, .45 Schofield), an Indian-made version of a Webley Mk IV chambered in .32 S&W Long, and the NAA Ranger II in .22 LR and .22 WMR.
@@JD-tn5lz the Russians had a top break 357. And I'd be plenty happy with a low pressure cartridge anyway. I just want more aesthetics and "quaint" pistols. Everything modern is mostly boring plastic clones.
😂 Every time i see one of your thumbnails, im like...
"YES! I'll take out the trash right away, honey!!!"❤
.476 bullet? That revolver is a portable hand cannon! Love it.
IT was made for officers and big game hunters in India.
@@monotech20.14Perfidious Albion strikes again.
Thank you very much. That was very interesting.
Thanks for sharing, has always!
These Webley revolvers made in the UK are very cool, i am very sorry that they are not produced anymore.
India still makes revolvers under the Webley name!
@@biteycat and they are exported to the USA?
Birmingham was one of the world's major firearms manufacturing centres, but that's a long way in the past now. A shame.
@@joaopedrobaggio4475 Nope, and they only make them in .32 S&W Long because of India's gun laws.
Aren't Webleys still made in India?
I noticed the product placement for Collector's Firearms... I used to go there and browse almost weekly when I lived in Houston. It was like a museum. Great memories.
I could spend all day there and still not see everything they have on display. Even their antiques are fascinating!
@@michael2636 I could spend all day there and still not afford much of what they have on display!
That is a very handsome pistol.
Great Job Mae 🎉🎉🎉🎉
For a moment I thought she was shooting a .577 variant.
I need a Webley in my life
Gorgeous piece. Too bad I can't find one like it.
Very cool , love that revolver
i nhad one pre 97 law change, and its chambered for 455/476, and they shoot best with the mark one case loaded with the 455 lead bullet know as a man stopper.
I love it. Stout, heavy revolver, with clean and smooth trigger and hammer
British officer stuff. I remember here in Australia my great aunt working on military uniforms told me the higher the rank, the higher thread count their jackets were.
That's beautiful.
Good one Mae.
You’re looking great Mae. Cool video too, beautiful gun.
There's always time for a minute of mae.
Good video
Oh nice!
Nice gun the bluing on my friends was unmatched!
Was a .455”
"Recoil is STOUT." lol.
I have one that looks identical, but more worn. Its still smooth, accurate, and fun to shoot. Only difference, is my gun’s extractor star doesn’t fall down when you fully open it; it must be a little earlier than the one Mae is shooting. Very cool revolver!!
Good old heavy Webley. If you run out bullets you can still use it to blunged your enemy to death.
I recall my primary school headmaster giving a lecture on his time as an Artillery officer in the Korean War saying that same thing about his awful issued pistol. Straight after his first battle he went round scrounging and collected a Bren and as many mags as he could carry in two sandbags tied over his neck (we called them hedgehogs on machine guns).
You may mean 'bludgeon'.
Look at the snap recoil
great revolver
I have one but never tried it ❤😅
.476? wow, hate to try and find that ammo. .455 is hard enough.
Buffalo Arms
@@petergray2712 I don't have this model and I can find .455. Just a pain to order and have shipped cross country. :)
Whoot whoot
Some Big-Bore goodness.
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I don't think I've ever seen a nickel Webley, good looking gun!
British military revolvers are awesome.
Looks at revolver: Oh look it's the webley
Sees it's massive diameter barrel and cylinder at the front: THATS A BIG BOY!
I've always suspected the thinner grip is a concession to the need for gloves as found in Crimea or Canada or at sea.
This model starts to show all the features you really associate with the term “Webley”. Even if Trantercame up with half of them first. Still, I’d take the later Webleys every time
Thats a sexy gun
Classic
For a late 19th century revolver it looks pretty modern. It almost looks like a prototype Colt python, or a python from the late 19th. Pull up a picture of one and compare
I need to buy your front site. The wheat penny just don’t cut it. Lol
I can dream I can only dream
3分だけ待ってやろう by Musuka in Laputa castle in the sky.
It’s difficult to focus on the firearms, because Mae is so beautiful 😍
👌🏻👍
Looks oddly modern with the nickel plate.
Noticed they were lead ! But loading heal type projectiles ! Is not run of the mill, and people might like to know the bullet / projectile mould ! Make & # .
Was that a replica or a real thing? Of these old revolvers, I like the ones that eject all cases by snapping open the mechanism.
Reckon the smooth trigger pull is due to lots of usage whether from actually firing rounds or a lot of dry fire?
Being very likely a privately purchased pistol for service somewhere tropical the owner very likely had it given the once over by the shop he or she bought it from. British gun shops weren't just shops they generally offered bespoke smithing as well.
@@zoiders And British officers had to buy their own sidearms.
I'm imagining a young subaltern pulling the trigger imagining himself in the thick of battle saving the day...
"Cavalry eh?"
Is it considered a relic?
Notification squad
A nice example you have, isn't calibre .455 ?
I don't like flash but that is a pretty item
Colt conquored the west Webley conquored the west!!I`ll do the bsing you due da spelling
chungus revolver
I love that YT offers to translate 'chungus' into English. And fails.
Mae, do you have a favorite pistol and rifle?
Why doesn't anyone make Webley clones? Like the Colt and Remington clones.
Gimme gimme a
Man after midnight?
I guess the Pryse was right
not necessarily a pretty gun, but a handsome one.
Mae is CUTE!!
I agree with you 😄
Yes Mae is a classic beauty !
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Good thing about this is you can melt it down and make several other guns.
Fouth
Mae likes big bores!
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