Reply With QuoteHere are a couple of photographs, courtesy of John MIlewski, of an enamelled Junior:
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4641 is a batch number with all or part repeated on the front of the spring guide.
No records of Webley batch numbers have so far appeared, so it's doubtful if any exist.
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Here are a couple of photographs, courtesy of John MIlewski, of an enamelled Junior:
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Could that be a transitional model or has it been enamelled afterwards?Originally Posted by Troubledshooter
Here are a couple of photographs, courtesy of John MIlewski, of an enamelled Junior:
I have a transitional Premier, It's steel but has this finish, It also has the milled line with the name badge in though!
John
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I too have a transitional Premier with the Suncorite finish and inset name sticker, so J.M's Junior will also be a transitional model from the 70's, but without the inset name sticker as found on the later Mk.2 Junior.
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Apologies but are you saying mine is a transitional as well ?
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Not at all.
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I think yours is an earlier model than the transitional ones that's been painted, The wear/scrapes isn't consistent with the later factory finish, It's chipping off the same as a Meteor that I repainted years ago..
Very nice old pistol though..
John
for my gunz guitarz and bonzai, see here
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Quite possibly, the thing is the wording is so crisp and not paint filled as I would expect The rear sight and and area below it have a sheen and consistency that appear factory as do other areas
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