These are three Webley holsters. The left is an original, the center is an IMA, and the right is a Noel Howard http://home.att.net/~anejojoe/holsters/front.jpg These are the backs of the same holsters showing the attachments. Note that the belt will be at a different angle on the left two. http://ho...

The main thing that is good about Georgia Arms in the lower load and the lead bullet. The lead bullet protects the rifling and the lower pressure puts less strain on the gun. I have no doubt that my gun could fire a +P cartridge, but I want to preserve a gun that is nearly 100 years old as much as I...

A company called Gerogia Arms carries both the auto rim and the standard .45 in a lower load with an all-lead bullet for older guns. I have shot both in my Webley, and have used the half-moon and the full-moon clips. The half-moons are easier to carry, and you can even find some WWII pouches designe...

Well, I have the IMA holster, and while it is a good quality, I don't like the angle on the belt. And besides, it is made for the "Sam Brown" belt. So I contacted Noel Howard and ordered his version. Now comes the wait.

For those of us on the east coast, Georgia Arms makes a number of rounds for the older guns. They have an .45 autorim with a lead (no jacket) bullet and a lower charge, also a .45 ACP also lead and low charge. They have other .45 rounds for cowboy action shooting, and a .357 "deer stopper"...

Does anyone make an accurate replica of the Webley holster? Like Keppler? I have one of the WWI hard shell holsters and they are not close. I want a better copy.