Deactivated Webley Service Revolver

nicknoon

I've recently obtained a deactivated Webley service revolver and some blank bullets. My issue here is that the chamber appears to have a small cylinder or disk welded/soldered beneath the extractor to inhibit the entry of bullets. I would like advice on how easy or realistic it would be for me to remove this disk so that I could (simply for my own enjoyment) place bullets into the cylinder. The gun is old spec and everything that should move does.

civdef

I would like advice on how easy or realistic it would be for me to remove this disk so that I could (simply for my own enjoyment) place bullets into the cylinder.

Winner of the must dubious thread ever on the Boards Shooting Forum Award 2006. On so many levels.

jaycee

I think this link will help..!

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Sparks

Yup, gets my vote.

Official statement nick is that what you're talking about is illegal, dangerous and stupid. You're looking at significant jail time if caught, probably a fair few missing fingers if you succeed (assuming the barrel's been plugged, it being a deactivated gun), and a lifetime of kicking yourself for both when legally getting a replica or the real thing would be so much easier.

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