The Enfield MkII revolver, an update to the MkI, featured design improvements like a snag-free sight and simplified machining, but still suffered from mechanical issues like cylinder locking and the 'bullet jumping' problem. It used the .476 MkIII cartridge with a larger heeled bullet to improve sealing and accuracy. Despite its improvements, the MkII was short-lived, replaced by the Webley MkI in 1887.
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