Webley
I, too, have a Webley chambered for .38 S&W. I have had it a long time.
It may well be the strongest of the top break revolvers.
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The Lee hand press, dies, powder scoop, primers, bullets, powder are all you need. I suggest, though, that you add an inexpensive scale - one of the digital jewelers scales on ebay will do just fine. You want to be sure that the powder scoop holds the amount of powder that it is supposed to hold.
Lead bullets at .360-.362 work just fine.
If anyone is into bullet casting, the Lyman mold #358450 drops a 195 grain RN at .360 using WW alloy
I, too, have a Webley chambered for .38 S&W. I have had it a long time.
It may well be the strongest of the top break revolvers.
To
The Lee hand press, dies, powder scoop, primers, bullets, powder are all you need. I suggest, though, that you add an inexpensive scale - one of the digital jewelers scales on ebay will do just fine. You want to be sure that the powder scoop holds the amount of powder that it is supposed to hold.
Lead bullets at .360-.362 work just fine.
If anyone is into bullet casting, the Lyman mold #358450 drops a 195 grain RN at .360 using WW alloy
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