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time for some coffee and carrot cake and some dabs
Thats a thing of beauty !
Dost thou accuseth Himself of verbal acrasia, thou peditomite?GW is an expert in the area of glossolalia , him and Unca Walt , Walt having a real bad case of it
An old neighbor had a vintage WWII Webley in 38/200 rather than .455 Webley. Crude, but effective. Outside of the grips, it survived a house fire and was found in the ashes. He planned on shooting it until I said I'd rather pull the pin on a grenade and hold it. Probably safer.They are dangerous, as a lot of GI's found out. They are .45 caliber, but the US .45 cartridge is loaded WAY heavier than the Webley .45 cartridge and it fits right in.
Shoot the wrong ammo, and you might have the Webley split open. Lotsa GI's did this.
I want the one on the right ....
I wonder if he took it apart and re-hardened the steel if it would be a safe gun againAn old neighbor had a vintage WWII Webley in 38/200 rather than .455 Webley. Crude, but effective. Outside of the grips, it survived a house fire and was found in the ashes. He planned on shooting it until I said I'd rather pull the pin on a grenade and hold it. Probably safer.
Yeah, it only means something to someone who gives a **** about that sort of thing.View attachment 314432 All that LLE LPG and CV-LLE stuff is heavy GW. Top of the morning to you tho. View attachment 314433
As I recall, they were case hardened mild steel vis a vis 4140. I wouldn't shoot it either.I wonder if he took it apart and re-hardened the steel if it would be a safe gun again
I was thinking along those lines after I postedYeah, it only means something to someone who gives a **** about that sort of thing.
As I recall, they were case hardened mild steel vis a vis 4140. I wouldn't shoot it either.
I would have defined it as technobabble versus fabricated and nonmeaningful speech.GW is an expert in the area of glossolalia , him and Unca Walt , Walt having a real bad case of it
I enjoy all the info you post SirI would have defined it as technobabble versus fabricated and nonmeaningful speech.
Good point about posting information that no one is really interested or about.
The Webley was a keen thing in the 1800s, originally built for black powder and putting out a 45 slug at about 650 fps. Lots of dead things been shot with them.I was thinking along those lines after I posted
I ready guys use to make fun of them guns LOL
Keep yer greasy hands off my woman, Joe.I want the one on the right ....
At the time, you could buy 'em for fifty bucks in good surplus shape. Not worth the effort. You could tell that this one was war production. Really rough looking.I wonder if he took it apart and re-hardened the steel if it would be a safe gun again
Me too it enhances my morning buzzI enjoy all the info you post Sir
Dost thou accuseth Himself of verbal acrasia, thou peditomite?
I cannot but admit to being a concinnous polyhistor, but amongst the gangrels I must be a careful funambulist, forever balancing between the Scylla and Charybdis monsters of being deliciate or desticate.
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