H&R Automatic Pistol: .32 Cal. which while based on the Webley, had no precise Webley counterpart. it had an internal hammer lock, a bridged open-top-side , and extended slender barrel, and a short grip safety behind the butt. It also used a coil patern recoil spring instead of the Webley V spring. This pistol appeared in 1913, with production continuing until the early 1920's.
The Auto pistol, above photo: Mfg'd from 1910 to 1914 under licence from Webley & Scott (q.v.) though differing in minor respects from the British made prototypes. It was also hammerless using an internal hammer, and the differences in the lockwork of the H&R versoin was probably due to mfging convenience.
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