Webley & Scott 1909

[ph3s]

Gentlemen, we are off to Sidney Street

Besides, who know how to field strip it please? It needs a good cleaning.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Try this:

After checking the chamber to verify the pistol is unloaded, the magazine is inserted, and the trigger pulled. This drops the firing pin. The top of the spring-steel trigger guard is grasped and moved slightly to the rear and down, which disengaged a lug on the trigger guard from a notch in the bottom of the barrel. The barrel and slide can then be pulled off the front of the frame.

Cheers, Ade.

[Panzer 3]

Hi,
Dont know how to strip it, but what a great little pistol you have thanks for showing us.
Dave.

[ph3s]

Try this:

After checking the chamber to verify the pistol is unloaded, the magazine is inserted, and the trigger pulled. This drops the firing pin. The top of the spring-steel trigger guard is grasped and moved slightly to the rear and down, which disengaged a lug on the trigger guard from a notch in the bottom of the barrel. The barrel and slide can then be pulled off the front of the frame.

Cheers, Ade.

My bad, forgot to mention: it's deactivated. No need to check if it's loaded or not.

[Adrian Stevenson]

I guessed it would be given you are in the UK like me.

But it never hurts to treat anything as live: safety first

Anyway, did it strip?

Cheers, Ade.

[ph3s]

Anyway, did it strip?

nope trigger guard doesn't go down

[Panzer 3]

Hi
This has intrigued me now and i have to find out how it strips,lol. I love finding this stuff out.
Dave.

[ph3s]

Hi
This has intrigued me now and i have to find out how it strips,lol. I love finding this stuff out.
Dave.

Found it! it's in russian but pictures tell the story

http://grozab.livejournal.com/80795.html

[Adrian Stevenson]

Just like I thought.

Cheers, Ade.

[Panzer 3]

Hi ph3s,
Great work even in russian lol, and Ade was right about the trigger guard, thanks for showing it.
dave.