Videos tagged with Webley 1913

This video features an in-depth discussion with Cy Hudson about the early prototypes and development of the Hudson H9 pistol. The conversation covers the evolution of the design from initial sketches to production models, offering a rare firsthand account of the firearm design process. The video also briefly mentions a Q&A with Cy and Lauren Hudson on InRangeTV and a separate review of the Webley 1913, providing additional context for viewers interested in firearms history and design.

This "Just Shooting Compilation: 2017" video from Forgotten Weapons showcases a diverse array of firearms, presented in chronological order. The compilation features a wide spectrum of historical and modern firearms, ranging from early prototypes and military service weapons to more obscure models. Notable firearms include the EM-2, vz61 Skrpion, KP/44, Suomi KP/31, ZB-26, RK-95/S, American 180, Finnish Maxim, KVKK-62, DP-28, SIG MP48, Dreyse light rifle, PSM, RSC-1918, RSC-1917, Norinco M-305A, Yugo M84 (PKM), Trejo Model 1, Vickers-Berthier, Medusa M47, Solothurn S18-1000, Madsen LMG, Colt Monitor, ZK-420S, XL-60, M2 Carbine, Vickers HMG, L85A2, Wheellock musket, Webley 1913, Walther WA-2000, Semiauto DPM, SIG PE-57, Webley-Fosbery, Howell Automatic Rifle, and MAC PA-50. The video focuses purely on the shooting and operation of these firearms, offering a visual review of their performance throughout the year.

This video features a range test of the Webley 1913 semi-automatic pistol, following up on a previous history and disassembly. The presenter shoots original WWI British .455 SL ammunition, testing both magazine fire and single loading, highlighting the pistol's unique magazine cutoff. Despite its awkward appearance, the reviewer finds the Webley to be an underrated and well-handling pistol with recoil comparable to a Colt 1911, even with a more powerful cartridge. The video also promotes the channel's Patreon and merchandise.

This video delves into the history and technical aspects of the Webley 1913 semi-automatic pistol. It highlights William Whiting's efforts to develop a successful self-loading pistol for the British military, contrasting it with the less successful Webley 1904. While the Royal Navy adopted the 1913 and purchased a significant number during World War I, the Army showed limited interest, opting to continue with revolvers. The video also thanks Arms Heritage magazine for providing the firearms for review and promotes the "Forgotten Weapons" Patreon and merchandise.