What is this thing

[deerslayer303]

This old revolver came in and as far as I can tell it looks like a webley pocket. But Webley isn't stamped anywhere on it. Any help is appreciated. The customer wants to sell it.

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[Bill DeShivs]

Enfield?

 

[Chipperman]

Yep, Enfield Commando Revolver.
From the early '60s I think

 

[WarPig1976]

It's a hacked up Enfield #2 revolver. Somebody chopped the barrel.

 

[deerslayer303]

Thank you guys for the replies. What round would this chamber?

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[jonnyc]

.38 S&W / .380 UK Rev.

 

[Tidewater_Kid]

Here's an interesting read on these.

http://www.nrvoutdoors.com/ENFIELD SNUB/ENFIELD SNUB.htm

TK

 

[T. O'Heir]

Webley. Not Enfield. Most likely a .38 S&W. Might be an Indian copy too though.
"Hacked up" it's not.

 

[Double Naught Spy]

Enfield, but with no markings, copy?
http://forums.gunboards.com/showthread.php?640697-Enfield-Number-2-snub-nose

 

[Tidewater_Kid]

I see some markings in the pictures. The 1st pictures has marks from when it was exported. The BNP is clearly visible.

 

[WarPig1976]

Webley. Not Enfield. Most likely a .38 S&W. Might be an Indian copy too though.
"Hacked up" it's not.

 

[shuvelrider]

Buggered up screw heads from common flat tip drivers, given it's history/age and travels. But these days we as collectors/accumulators should have a set of hollow ground drivers on hand, some call them machinist screw drivers. You should be able to clean them up with carefully with some swiss files.