".380 Enfield No.2 Revolver " by Mark Stamps and Ian Skennerton Brand_Maglite From Australia's earliest colonial history

From Australia's earliest colonial history to the recent turmoil in East Timor

Cylinder lock up may occur in lightweight revolvers due to capsule movement resulting from recoil inertia

Match proven Black Powder Gold was formulated for long range black powder shooting

They have a reputation for reliable performance in any weather or shooting circumstance

a few were made by HAC in NSW

".380 Enfield No.2 Revolver " by Mark Stamps and Ian Skennerton Brand_Maglite From Australia's earliest colonial historyBritish service revolvers were made by contractors, primarily Webley. But in the 1920s, RSAF production began and variants introduced; WW2 production was farmed out to Scotlands Albion works, a few were made by HAC in NSW, Australia during WW2 too.