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Webley & Scott Mark III
Webley and Scott flare pistol-IMG 6507
Webley & Scott Mark III*
TypeFlare gun
Place of originBritish Empire
Service history
In service1911-1975
Used by
WarsWorld War I
World War II
Korean war
Production history
DesignerWebley & Scott
Designed1911?
ManufacturerWebley & Scott, WW Greener, Wolseley, and Cogswell & Harrison
Produced1911-1918
VariantsLanyard swivel added onto the butt in 1915, MkIII* with a flanged barrel made in 1915
Specifications
Length8 in (Mk III* 9.5 in)
Barrel lengthBarrel length 4 in (Mk III* 5.5 in)

Caliber1 in (25 mm)
ActionSingle action
Feed systemBreak action


The Webley & Scott Mark III was a flare gun used by the British army from the years 1911 to 1975. It was originally used during World War I and ended production with the end of the war however it was used until the end of the Vietnam War. In 1915 the Webley & Scott Mark III* was put into combat use which had a flanged barrel to protect the users hand.





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  1. ^ "Webley & Scott Signal Pistols". imfdb.org. Retrieved 27 December 2024.
  2. ^ "Webley & Scott MkIII* Signal Pistol". collegehillarsenal.com. Retrieved 27 December 2024.
  3. ^ "Original British WWI 1915 MkIII Webley & Scott Brass Flare Gun". ima-usa.com. Retrieved 27 December 2024.