Webley & Scott
Webley & Scott traces to 1790, when William Davis set up in Birmingham, England to make bullet moulds. His son-in-law Philip Webley took over in 1834 and began building percussion sporting guns as P. Webley & Son, and in 1897 the firm merged with W & C Scott & Sons to become the Webley & Scott Revolver and Arms Company. The company added shotguns in the late nineteenth century and restarted commercial shotgun production in 2010. Models in this catalog are 12-gauge semi-automatics, the 600, the 900 and the 612 VersaShot.
About Webley & Scott
Webley & Scott traces to 1790, when William Davis set up in Birmingham, England to make bullet moulds. His son-in-law Philip Webley took over in 1834 and began building percussion sporting guns as P. Webley & Son, and in 1897 the firm merged with W & C Scott & Sons to become the Webley & Scott Revolver and Arms Company. The company added shotguns in the late nineteenth century and restarted commercial shotgun production in 2010. Models in this catalog are 12-gauge semi-automatics, the 600, the 900 and the 612 VersaShot.
