The Webley Model 1904 was a rare early 20th-century attempt by Webley to enter the automatic pistol market, designed by William Whiting. Originally chambered in .38 and later upscaled to .455 to meet British Army requirements, it featured a unique short-recoil operation with dual locking blocks and a V-shaped recoil spring in the grip. Despite its innovative design, it faced mixed results in British military trials and only a few dozen were produced.
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