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But they're hard to find and relatively expensive.

I've been reading alot of Sherlock Holmes and Watson's escapades with his service revolver has made me want one again. And the Webley is the essential service revolver. But I don't know of any others like it. Any suggestions?

I could be wrong, but I think there was a series of Webleys made in a common, modern caliber. Either .38 or .45ACP, I don't remember. And yeah, I know .45 is rimless, but it can be done.

Behold: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4K3aM5H5KM

I've done some looking into it. The Webley Mk V that came in .455 Webley, were cut to accept .45 Auto, now, on certain websites they sell new barrel AND cylinder combos still set up for .455 Webley.
Cost about $200-300, but to be able to swap from using a common, or relatively more common, type of ammo to a less common, more awesome, correct caliber is probably worth it.



Been wanting to get a Webley as well.

Damn awesome IMO.

Yeah I know.
I found one Webley, not sure of the model but it's in .38 S&W which, I was hoping to find a mod 5.

Ah.
Good luck