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Field dismounting of the Enfield No 2 revolver

- Exploded view and parts nomenclature
- Barrel turned down on its hinge
- Locking latch in abutment against the hammer face
- Dismounting of the cylinder
- Lever of the cylinder catch unlocked

Advance dismounting of the Enfield No 2 revolver (1)

- Disassembly of the cylinder unit
- Ejector nut unscrewed
- Dismounting of the cylinder catch and lever
- Dismounting of the barrel hinge pin
- Separation of the barrel unit from the frame

Advance dismounting of the Enfield No 2 revolver (2)

- Removal and disassembly of the extractor lever
- Dismounting of the cylinder catch
- Dismounting of the front sight
- Dismounting of the cylinder axis
- Detachment of the grip plates

Advance dismounting of the Enfield No 2 revolver (3)

- Dismounting of the barrel latch
- Hand vise squeezing the V-shaped return spring
- Detachment of the side cover plate
- Dismounting of the main spring
- Dismounting of cylinder hand

Advance dismounting of the Enfield No 2 revolver (4)

- Dismounting of the rebound lever
- Dismounting of the hammer unit
- Dismounting of the trigger
- Dismounting of the cylinder stop
- Dismounting of the recoil plate
- Dismounting of the lanyard ring

Functioning of the Enfield No 2 revolver (1)

- Functioning of the extractor mechanism
- Extractor lever in abutment against the frame
- Extractor being lifted by the barrel rotation
- Barrel unit rotated back to its initial position

Functioning of the Enfield No 2 revolver (2)

- Functioning of the trigger mechanism
- Rotation of the cylinder
- Rebound lever engaged in the cut of the hand
- When the trigger is depressed
- Locking and unlocking of the cylinder
- Interaction of the trigger with the cylinder stop

Functioning of the Enfield No 2 revolver (3)

- Firing cycle explained
- Early stage of the firing sequence
- Hammer released and beginning its forward fall
- Explosion of the cartridge in line
- Return of the trigger to its initial position
- Action of the rebound lever
- Hammer breast in abutment against the safety

Markings on the Enfield No 2 revolver (1)

- Producer markings
- Royal Small Arms Factory of Enfield
- Albion Motors LTD (in Scotland)
- Howard Auto Cultivators (Australia)
- The serial number
- The letter prefix before the serial number

Markings on the Enfield No 2 revolver (2)

- Military proof markings
- Commercial proof markings
- Enfield Logo marking
- Broad arrow and "percentage inspected" markings
- Steel batch code on the cylinder
- Mark I** marking on hammer and trigger
- Inspector stamps
- Various letters and numbers
- Military unit markings

Markings on the Enfield No 2 revolver (3)

- D.P. (Drill purpose) and UNSERV (unserviceable) markings
- Canadian Military ownership marking
- FTR (Factory Thorough Repair) marking
- Draw lapped barrel marking
- Spare part marking
- Modification or repair of the barrel and/or sights

Story and evolution of the Enfield No 2 revolver (1)

- Webley & Scott Mark III revolver in .38 S&W
- Webley & Scott Mark IV in .38 S&W
- Kynoch 38-200 cartridge
- Pistol Revolver ENFIELD .380" experimental
- The production drawings of June 1923
- Tests of November 1927
- Enfield no 2 Mark I with removable rear sight
- Two variations of the adjustable rear sight
- Mark I checkered walnut grip plates
- Second type of walnut grip plates with serrations
- Blank, drill, and proof cartridges
- Trials of end of 1930 - early 1931
- Hammer safety by Capt. Boys

Story and evolution of the Enfield No 2 revolver (2)

- Skeleton model for instructional purpose
- .22 caliber version of the No 2 Mk I
- Parker Hale .22 conversion
- Appearance of the No 2 Mark I* variation
- Mark II serrated wood grip plates
- Mark II walnut right side plate fitted with the early screw nut
- Appearance of the No 2 Mark I** variation
- Mark III Bakelite grip plates
- Wartime production by the Scottish firm Albion Motors Ltd.
- Production of the firm Howard Auto Cultivators
- The snub nose variation

New features

If you encounter problems with the images not showing off, go to the Parameters of your device and select "APPs". You will find there, the list of all the APPs available in your phone.
Click on the APP concerned by the problem, and, in the "storage" section, suppress data and cache.Then, come back to the APP parameters and select the "Permission" section ("no permission allowed" should be mentioned). In that section activate the "Storage" option. Run your APP again.