Opinions required on this Webley .38 revolver

[peterwyndavies]

I would be grateful for opinions on this Webley .38 revolver, and wonder if it is of WWII vintage. It was deactivated in 1995, which I think means that it has been somewhat drastically modified. I attach some pics and aplogise for their size.
Thanks,
Peter.

[peterwyndavies]

Some more pics.

[peterwyndavies]

Couple more pics.

[peterwyndavies]

Two more pics.

[peterwyndavies]

Just couple more pics.

[JEROEN1944]

Nice WW2 piece. Its for armoured personel, because it has no "hammer spur" .

[peterwyndavies]

Thanks JEROEN1944. I nam not very knowledgeable about revolvers.
Thanks,
Peter.

[Dave Alexander]

As a tank crewman we were still being issued these into the late 60s.

[Tobysauer]

last photo shows, what I think is an Iraqi military acceptance marking ?

[lnijherald]

Number 6711 in #5 left picture means production between 1929-1931. What are the other numbers please?
The fat U stamp in #2 left and #4 right means RSAF Enfield production. NP stands for Nitro Proof, a test required for commercial sale or export.

Luc

[peterwyndavies]

Thanks Dave, Tobyauer and Luc. Luc, it has V3711 stamped on it. It has the letter D stamped on the safety catch.
Peter.

[lnijherald]

D is for 1935 production, I have no reference for the V code.

Luc

[peterwyndavies]

Thanks Luc,
Peter.

[JEROEN1944]

I think you have bought a very nice pistol. Good buy.

[peterwyndavies]

Thanks Jeroen, I have not purchased it yet, but am now considering attempting to do this.
Regards,
Peter.