This review of the Albion Motors No2 MkI** revolver, presented by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, details its development as a British military sidearm post-WWI. It highlights the shift from .455 Webley to the .38/200 caliber for easier training, the wartime production by civilian manufacturers like Albion Motors, and the design evolution including the removal of the hammer block safety for simplified production. The video also covers cartridge specifics, production numbers, and the revolver's service life.
This expert review from Forgotten Weapons delves into the unique Webley-Fosbery Automatic Revolver. Ian McCollum, demonstrating high authority, explains its innovative recoil-operated mechanism, the zig-zag cylinder indexing, and its historical context as a privately purchased .455 caliber sidearm for British officers before and during WWI. The review also covers its safety features, reloading process, and critical reliability issues encountered in trench warfare due to its complex design.
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