As a Webley collector for years I cursed the barbarians who milled down the back of Webley cylinders to shoot .45 acp. After years of frustration I finally decided to do something about it. I am a professional, qualified gunsmith with over 30 years experience in repairing and restoring antique firearms. From a precision machine shop I have obtained laser cut steel spacers which I sweat solder to the rear of a Webley .455 cal cylinder and ejector. Then the edges are all dressed to match the profile of the original parts and to hide the seam. The seam may be slightly visible depending upon the condition of the cylinder.

This repair returns the cylinder and ejector to the proper length to fire the .455 cartridge.

I do not need the pistol, just the cylinder and ejector.

Oren Truitt
Truitt and Son Gunsmithing
www.truittandson.com