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== Putting Vintage Guns to the Test ==Article: [https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/09/05/putting-vintage-guns-test/ Putting Vintage Guns to the Test] from thefirearmblog.comPutting Vintage Guns to the TestPosted September 5, 2013 in Guns & Gear by Ian McCollum...British Enfield No2 MkI* revolver (essentially identical to the Webley Mk IV). The Enfield revolver is a double action only piece, with no hammer spur or single action notch in the firing mechanism. It has a relatively light pull for a DA revolver......the .38/200, which is fires a 200gr bullet at 620 fps for a mere 170 ftlb of muzzle energy......I came away from that match with a newfound respect for the Enfield revolver. It is certainly not a high-speed-low-drag racegun, but it’s something I would rather have: a sidearm that simply does its job and works every time without any fuss. And I wouldn’t have realized that without subjecting it to a match like the 2GACM...