Webley and Scott Number 2 Mark 1

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Webley and Scott Number 2 Mark 1

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Webley and Scott Number 2 Mark 1

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Webley and Scott, London and Birmingham
Production: 21700
Caliber: 37 mm
Length: 203 mm
Weight: 1700 gram
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N°2 Mark 1 with wood grips. It is dated 1916. Its serial number is 11610.
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Hi,

Is this right or fake :?:
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What is the serial number of the gun, and what is the number on the stock lug.

The stock probably is one made in India. Can you show the other side, including the brass grip and number. If it is, then the stock would be a contemporary fake.
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Hi,

The serialnumber : 19183
On the stock lug, there's not a serialnumber.
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With no serial number on the stock lug, and the type of wood used for the stock, I believe they are India reproductions. of course the flare gun itself is real, and period.
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Hi,

Here's the other side of the gun with the brass grip. I think also that this is not original. Only thr Mk1 N°1 have a stock lug, I'll think so.

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W&S No2Mk1 with grenade launcher, numbered to the pistol.
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I have been photographing my collection for my files so a good time to show two No2 Mark1 pistols.
I917 dated # 26221 has the hammer spur removed by armourers.
1918 dated #33069 has the normal hammer spur. Nothing else seems special. Ron.
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