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- Shaved to 45 ACP

- No import mark

The Webley Mark II revolver, originally chambered in .455 Webley, has been modified by some users to accept the .45 ACP cartridge. This modification involves shaving down the cylinder to accommodate the smaller diameter .45 ACP cartridge, which is typically done with moon clips to ensure proper headspace and extraction.

The Webley Mark II revolver, originally chambered in .455 Webley, is a top-break revolver that was widely used by the British Army and other forces from 1887 to the mid-20th century. The Mark II variant, introduced in 1894, featured several improvements over its predecessor, the Mark I, including a more robust trigger guard and a wider hammer. It was part of a series of Webley revolvers that served the British Empire for over 60 years, with later models like the Mark IV, Mark V, and Mark VI incorporating further refinements and changes.

The .455 Webley cartridge used in these revolvers is a rimmed cartridge that fires a .455-inch (11.55 mm) bullet at a relatively low velocity of about 650 feet per second (198 m/s). This cartridge was designed for use with black powder and later adapted for smokeless powder.

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