Webley and Scott
The MKVI Webley revolver was the standard sidearm for British and Commonwealth troops for the remainder of World War I. It was introduced in 1915 mantaining the .445 calibre of previous models.
It was issued to officers, airmen, trench raiders, machine-gun and tank crews and proved a very reliable and hardy weapon. Several acessories were developed for the MKVI including a bayonet, speedloader device and a stock allowing for a custimized carbine or trench raiding version.
The Webley went on to British service in World War 2, although was rechambered for the .38 calibre round.
