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| '''The Webley Mk IV revolver can be seen in the following films and television shows used by the following actors:'''
| | #redirect [[Webley_Revolvers#Webley_.38_Mk_IV]] |
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| [[Image:Webley-MK-4.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Webley Mk.IV WW2 British Army version chambered for .38 S&W]] | |
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| [[Image:Arm273.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Webley Mk.IV - .455 Webley]]
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| [[Image:3Webleys.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Three different Webleys. Top to bottom:Mk VI(.455),Mk IV w/5" barrel(38S&W) and a MK IV Pocket Model w/3" barrel(38S&W).]]
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| [[Image:Webleyshort.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Webley MkIv pocket model]]
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| [[Image:ShortWebley MkIV.jpg|thumb|right|300px|short barreled Duty Model]]
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| == History ==
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| The Webley Mk IV revolver was chambered for .38 S&W and used during World War 2 by the British Armed Forces. It is outwardly similar to the [[Webley Mk VI]] which was chambered for the larger .455 caliber.
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| The Webley Mk IV was available in several different versions.
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| There was the '''Target Model''' with a six inch barrel and adjustable target sights and could be had in either the 38 S&W or 22 Long Rifle calibers.
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| There was the '''Duty Model''' which was made with both the five inch and the four inch barrel.
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| There were two '''Pocket Models''' which were available in either 38S&W or 32S&W. There was the '''Overhand Pocket''' with the full size grips and a 3 inch barrel and there was the '''Pocket Model''' which had a small grips and a three inch barrel.
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| The [[Enfield No.2]] revolver was similar to the Webley Mk IV., also in 38 S&W, but it's engineering was different. The Webley and the Enfield are not the same design. Despite outward appearances.
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| == Film ==
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| * [[Jeroen Krabbé]] as Guus Lejeune in ''[[Soldier of Orange]]'' (1977)
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| * [[Eddy Habbema]] as Robby Froost in ''[[Soldier of Orange]]'' (1977)
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| * [[Julia Roberts]] as Kitty Kiernan in ''[[Michael Collins]]'' (1996)
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| * [[Hugh O'Brian]] as Hugh Lombard and [[Shirley Eaton]] as Ann Clyde in ''[[Ten Little Indians]]'' (1965)
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| * Ewan Stewart as First Officer William Murdoch in ''[[Titanic]]'' (1997)
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| * [[James McAvoy]] as Robbie Turner in ''[[Atonement]]'' (2007)
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| * ''[[Black Eagle]]''
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| * ''[[The Krays]]''
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| * ''[[Let Him Have It]]''
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| * [[Chow Yun-Fat]] in ''[[City on Fire]]''
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| * Seen in the firing range of the abandoned station in ''[[Die Another Day]]'' (1997)
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| * Nomads and [[Hugh Laurie]] in ''[[Flight of the Phoenix]]'' (2004)
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| * [[Ben Affleck]] as Lt. Rafe McCawley in ''[[Pearl Harbor]]'' (2001)
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| * [[Byung-hun Lee]] as "The Bad" in ''[[Good, the Bad, the Weird, The| The Good, the Bad, the Weird]]''
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| * Thug in ''[[Foxy Brown]]'' (1974)
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| * A IRA member in ''[[Bloody Sunday]]''
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| == Television ==
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| * [[John Barrowman]] as Captain Jack Harkness in ''[[Torchwood]]''
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| * ''[[The Last Train]]''
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| * Miranda Raison as Tallulah in ''[[Doctor Who (New series)|Doctor Who]]''
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| * ''[[Reilly: Ace of Spies]]''
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| * ''[[Peep Show]]'', Series 5 Episode 4
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| * ''[[Soldier_Soldier_(TV_series)|Soldier Soldier]]'' (Carried by a Chinese illegal immigrant in "Lifelines")
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| == Video Games ==
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| * ''[[Call of Duty: United Offensive]]''
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| * ''[[Call of Duty 2]]''
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| * ''[[Bioshock]]''
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| * ''[[World War II Online: Battleground Europe]]''
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| == Anime ==
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| * ''[[Kochikame]]''
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| * ''[[Baccano!]]''
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| * ''[[Sweat Punch]] ("End of the World")''
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| == IOF Mk1 ==
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| The Ordnance Factory Board of India manufactures a .32 ACP caliber double action revolver known as IOF Mk1 with 2-inch (51 mm) barrel that is clearly based on the Webley Mk IV .38 service pistol. It is also known as IOF .32 Revolver and manufactured by the Indian Ordinance Factory Kanpur in India.
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| [[Image:IOF mk1.jpg|350px|thumb|right|IOF Mk I]]
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| [[Image:IOR Mk1.jpg|right|thumb|350px|IOF Mk1, 0.32 ACP, 2-inch (51 mm) barrel]]
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| [[Category:Gun]]
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| [[Category:Revolver]]
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