Our Story
Our Heritage
Building Quality Shotguns since 1790
Webley founded by William Davies in Birmingham, England to manufacture bullet moulds.
Business passes to Philip Webley and renamed ‘Webley & Son’.
Webley manufactures 1st production revolver named the Longspur.
Webley merges with W&C Scott & Sons to become The Webley & Scott Revolver & Arms Co. Ltd in Birmingham.
Webley & Scott develop the 12 gauge percussion cap shotgun.
A pair of Webley RIC Model revolvers are presented to Major General George Armstrong Custer by Lord Berkley. These revolvers were later used during his service and death in the Battle of Little Bighorn.
Webley unveils the rugged Webley Mark 1 with its unique top-break design.
Webley Revolvers become the official sidearm of the British Defense Forces and remain in service until 1964.
Webley develops the .470 Nitro Express Double rifle, forever changing the big-game hunting world.
The First World War begins in which Webley manufacturers over 310,000 Mark VI revolvers for service use.
Webley introduces the Webley Mark I Air Pistol and the 500 Series Shotgun
Webley begins manufacturing the 700 Series Side by Side shotgun.
Webley & Scott AG formed from Webley, Webley & Scott, and AGS brands. The 900 Series Over & Under Shotgun is introduced with classic lines and style.
Webley launches the 1000 Series and 950 Series shotguns.
Webley expands into the United States market with Webley & Scott US.
Testimonials
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