The Enfield resembles the Webley on the outside, and Webley was very unhappy with the British government for "stealing" their design without compensation. The internal lockwork is basically the same in the use of a rebound lever and V spring, but the hand and the cylinder stop system are more like the S&W. (The Webley rebound lever and V spring resemble the Colt because Colt stole the idea from Webley, or both stole it from Galand, whichever you prefer.)
A major difference is that the Enfield design uses a side plate, making factory assembly and field repair much easier than in the Webley where the lockwork is inserted through the bottom of the frame.
Jim
A major difference is that the Enfield design uses a side plate, making factory assembly and field repair much easier than in the Webley where the lockwork is inserted through the bottom of the frame.
Jim