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== A Revolver Meant for Armor: The Enfield Tanker ==Article: [https://www.guns.com/news/2021/05/03/a-revolver-meant-for-armor-the-enfield-tanker A Revolver Meant for Armor: The Enfield Tanker] from guns.com by Chris Eger ??excerpt:''The British continued to use the .38/200 designation even though they changed to a different 178-grain bullet in 1938 and, during the war, went on to use American-made Smith & Wesson Victory models in .38 S&W as well as the Webley Mk IV .38/200. While elite special operations forces such as the Commandos, Paras, and SOE used semi-autos such as Browning-Inglis Hi-Powers, Lend-Leased M1911A1s, and even Argentine Ballester Molinas, the rank-and-file Commonwealth soldier who carried a sidearm had a .38, meaning the guns ranged from Dunkirk and El Alamein to D-Day and the liberation of Singapore.''