The Indian branch of Webley & Scott have just announced a new pistol for the Indian firearm market, the WP20 Fox Pistol, which is chambered in .32 ACP. In 2020, Webley began setting up shop and producing their iconic MKIV revolver as part of the Made In India initiative. The new Webley Fox Pistol, also known as the WP20 is actually a very close CZ83 clone that features a different slide profile. Webley India’s product announcement can be read below.

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Announcing the Webley FOX .32ACP Handgun – Bookings now being taken through our Master Dealers for delivery from 30th November onwards.

We are very proud to announce the launch of the new Webley FOX .32 ACP Handgun. This product has been in development for the past 2 years and has passed our stringent quality and testing processes and production is now starting.

This is a unique design based off a reliable action and is 100% manufactured in India using the highest grade of materials possible. Featuring a Double stack 13+1 shot steel magazine with full steel frame and slide.

Available in 2 Metal finishes of either Deep Blue (Webley’s unique formula) or Matt Blued finish.

Available through our Master Dealer network across the Indian continent and bookings now being taken for delivery from 30th November onwards. To find your local stockist go to https://webleyscott.in/pages/masterdealers Pricing available from your Master Dealer.

Image credit: Webley India

A closer look at the new Webley Fox Pistol above shows that it appears to retain the same takedown method as the older CZ83, which would suggest that Webley India are using the same blowback action alluded to in their announcement. At this time, there wasn’t any official word on pricing for the Indian market. You can visit WebleyScott.In to view their full product list, or follow them on Facebook or Instagram.

What do you think of the new Webley Fox Pistol?