This YouTube video provides an in-depth look at the British Webley Self-Loader MkI. The content focuses on the historical aspects of this firearm and includes footage of it being fired. It aims to educate viewers on the mechanics and heritage of this particular pistol model.
This video explores the Webley 1910 Automatic Pistol, highlighting its place in the history of British firearms manufacturing. While Webley is renowned for its revolvers, the description notes their attempts to enter the self-loading handgun market with various semi-automatic designs. The video suggests these designs, though not achieving the success of foreign competitors, possessed interesting features. It also acknowledges support from Ventura Munitions and encourages viewers to support the TFBTV Patreon page.
This video delves into the history and design of the Webley Model 1904, highlighting its significance as Webley's first attempt at a working automatic pistol for military service. The description details its development by William Whiting, its chambering in a special rimless .455 cartridge to overcome feeding issues with standard rimmed ammunition, and its unique short recoil mechanism with dual locking blocks. The video notes that only a small number were produced before its rejection in military trials, leading Webley to shift focus to smaller commercial models.
This video delves into the history and specifics of the Webley & Scott 1913 Naval Model Automatic Pistol. It details William John Whiting's decade-long effort to have his design adopted by the British military, culminating in a 1913 contract for the Royal Navy. However, the outbreak of World War I ultimately halted further interest in self-loading pistols. The description also includes links to the Forgotten Weapons website and the intro music producer.
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