[TheJoker]

Anybody know anything about these Enfield Model 2 revolvers. Are they worth collecting? I mean for a fella that bought a Nagant revolver to go with his 91/30! Wouldn't it make sense to get one of these to go along with the model 4 Mk 1??

[M1D-Garand]

What I heard they are nice revolvers.
Never had the luck to fire one though.

Rob

[Walther Gx-1]

I have one with the spur-less hammer that was produced by Albion Car Company. I shot it once and it shot well and when shooting in double action it actually proved quite accurate. They are a nice little revolvers and seem to be selling for somewhere around $250 to $350.

[TheJoker]

Quote:       Originally Posted by Walther Gx-1

I have one with the spur-less hammer that was produced by Albion Car Company. I shot it once and it shot well and when shooting in double action it actually proved quite accurate. They are a nice little revolvers and seem to be selling for somewhere around $250 to $350.

That's great news. I just picked one up for $205. It appears to be in good to very good condition. It also is the spurless-hammer Mk I*(the tank commander's side arm) and was produced by Albion Car Company of Scotland in 1943.

In the middle of last summer, I accomplished a goal I had set for myself several years ago of collecting one rifle from every country in WWII. I guess now I'm going for a side arm too.

God Bless the Vets of WWII and their buddies who didn't come home!!!

[TheJoker]

Now that the chaos of Christmas is past, I've got some time to post pictures of the Model 2 Mk I** revolver, I just picked up. I think I got a pretty good deal on the revolver. I picked up the 1944 dated holster & web belt for $20 on EBay. Now, all I need is a British tank and I'll have the whole British Tank Commander's play set!!!