Lot 5079
A Webley & Scott No. 1 Mark "I" flare gun
Historical and Modern Firearms | A109s | Live auction | 1727 Lots
Description
Cal. 40mmx46, SN. 21946, matching numbers. Barrel length 10", the bore a bit dirty, but no pitting, with a small dent at the muzzle. British proof marks and acceptance marks broad arrow. The chamber marked on the left side “1917 / Webley & Scott Ltd No. 1 Mark ”I“ / Birmingham & London”. The model again above the trigger guard on the left. SA/DA. Very good original finish. Lanyard ring. Grips and shoulder stock missing. The first flare gun designed by Webley & Scott and built entirely of steel, based on the components of the Mk VI revolver. Due to its size and weight, the design did not prove successful. In total, approximately 27,000 were made by 1918. Rare!WBK: Attention - For this gun we will need to obtain an export license for you, based on your import permit (if needed in your country) or through your firearms dealer - more info here
Condition: I - II Questions about the lot?
