
June, 2025
Enfield No2 Mk1*
United Kingdom
Second World War
Made by Enfield in 1942
.38/200
Enfield No2 Mk1*
In the lead-up to the Second World War attempts by British government arsenals to make a cheaper alternative to the commercial Webley revolver that would meet with limited success.
Webley MkVI
The large .455 Webley MkVI revolver was the standard service sidearm of the British Army during the First World War, and remained in service through the Second World War as well despite being replaced by .38/200 designs for the latter conflict as the primary arm.
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