ENFIELD No. 2 REVOLVER

ENFIELD No. 2 REVOLVER
Image: Tank Crewmen train with Enfield Revolvers (IWM)
YearJune 1938
Weapon TypeService Revolver
Origin & Designer[@designer]
Numbers Produced270.000
Crew[@crew]
Calibre.38 (9.65x19)
Elevation[@elevation]
Traverse[@gun_traverse]
Cartridge Weight[@cartridge_weight]
Round Weight200gr (13g)
Barrel Length127mm
Overall Length260mm
Grenade Types[@grenade_types]
Mount[@mount]
Combat Weight0.82 kg
OperationDouble Action
Cooling System[@cooling]
SightsFixed Front Post & Rear Notch
Feed6 Round Cylinder
Practical Rate of Fire18 r.p.m.
Maximum Rate of Fire30 r.p.m.
Blank Cartridge[@blank_cartridge]
Muzzle Velocity189 m/s
Fuel Capacity[@fuel_capacity]
Minimum Range[@minimum_range]
Effective Range35m
Maximum Range108m
Armour Penetration[@armour_penetration]
Bayonet[@bayonet]
Traction[@traction]
Variants[@variants]
NotesThe Enfield revolver served alongside the Webley as a standard issue sidearm in WW2, many were issued not only to officers but also tank crew men, the version issued to the tank corps was modified with the hammer spur removed.