My Webley 600 Special made in 1946 has 30" barrels and a nice Prince of Wales grip. What you cannot see in the photographs is the significant swelling towards the base where my little finger grips it - this makes a huge difference.

My Miroku / Browning side-by-side made in 1976 has a pure straight grip and is not so easy to use despite being a carbon copy of the Webley. Both have double triggers.

When shooting at English and (especially) Scottish pheasants which are driven and so directly overhead the POW grip makes a significant difference. Look at the photographs in Percy Stanbury's book from the 1960s; just like his prize-winning gun.

HB