blank cell	Enfield No2 Mk1 Revolver
	CALIBER	.38 Webley
	DAMAGE	1d10
	RATE OF FIRE	2 per round
	MAGAZINE CAPACITY	6 rounds
	ACTION	revolving-action
	LOADING	break-open
	BASE RANGE	15 yards
	MALFUNCTION	00-00-96
	YEAR	1932
COMBAT USE: British & Commonwealth Armed Forces

The Enfield No2 MkI replaced the long series of Webley .445 service revolvers as the standard-issue sidearm of the British Army. Complaints from the Royal Tank Regiment that the hammer of the Enfield revolver would snag resulted in the adoption of the No2 MkI* in 1938, which was identical to the earlier model save for its spurless hammer (pictured above). This effectively made the revolver double-action only, which proved unpopular among British troops, causing them to favor the many American revolvers issued during the war through lend-lease.