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Webley MKIV Deactivated Revolver.

The Webley & Scott MKIV .38 is a British double-action revolver introduced in 1939 and used by the Royal Military Police and other military units during World War II. Chambered in .38 S&W or .38/200, it was known for its reliability and sturdy construction. The revolver features a six-round cylinder and a robust design, making it effective in both close combat and as a sidearm for officers. It was produced in large numbers and remained in service through much of the 20th century. The MKIV is a notable part of British firearm history, prized for its durability and simplicity.