An Enfield No.2 Mk.I service revolver from the 1940s, serial 8373, chambered in .38/200, the British loading of the .38 S&W cartridge, with a 5-inch octagonal barrel. About 40 percent of the original finish remains and the rest has turned an even grey. All serial numbers match. The cylinder is stamped S.P.T. 41, which the supplier reads as a 1941 replacement, and the rear grip strap bears H.K.P. 2612, showing later issue to the Hong Kong Police. The bore is good, with frosting in the grooves but strong rifling, and the action indexes with a tight lockup.

This revolver belongs with collectors of British and Commonwealth military sidearms, and the Hong Kong Police marking gives it a documented second life that a plain-issue No.2 lacks. Because it is a working revolver chambered for .38 S&W, an owner can also shoot it at the range with the correct ammunition, though its appeal to most buyers will be as a marked, matching wartime piece. It is listed used, SKU L2025-09235.

Key features

• Enfield No.2 Mk.I, serial 8373, 1940s
• .38/200 (.38 S&W), 5-inch octagonal barrel
• About 40 percent original finish, matching serials
• Cylinder marked S.P.T. 41, 1941 replacement
• Grip strap marked H.K.P. 2612, Hong Kong Police

This revolver ships to the licensed FFL dealer you choose at checkout, where you complete Form 4473 and the background check before taking it home.