Webley & Scott

The earlier numbered range included the 400, made from 1900 to 1946, and the 300, made from 1922 to 1939.^{18, 19} The 500 ran from 1925 to 1946, and the 600 from 1927 to 1946.^{20, 21} The 700 followed in 1947 and stayed in production until 1979.²² It is a side-by-side with Anson & Deeley boxlock lockwork and Southgate ejectors.^{30, 31}

The 701 and 702 have higher finishes than the 700, and the 701 cost more than the 702.^{22, 32} In a February 1966 test, GUNS Magazine described the 701 as a best-grade boxlock.^{23, 24}

The current Imperial is a boxlock with sideplates and a colour case-hardened action.^{33, 34} The Kilworth is a black-finished boxlock side-by-side with scroll engraving.^{35, 36, 37} The 900 B is a boxlock over-and-under that Webley describes as designed in the UK.^{38, 39} The 812 Hybrid semi-automatic uses a hybrid gas system and a rotating locking bolt head.⁴⁰