1911: The Webley Mk1V are a good buy. Most of them turn out to still be pretty tight. They are a solid revolver although the hinged action is not as strong as some - this simply means you don't try to hot-rod the round. The round itself, the British 38-200, (the cartridge the revolver is chambered for is not the 38 S&W although the 38 S&W fits and is dimentionally identical to the British 38-200) is quite a capable defensive cartridge.
The original 38-200 loading can be duplicated with 3-3.2 gns of Unique and a 200 gn bullet (rn or swc) that is sized to .360 or .361 - in fact, cast slugs for the Makarov round are the same diameter (.360-.361) and although less than half the weight the can be substituted for the heavier slug and it makes for a very low pressure and easy shooting round.
Me - I would spank the lotto a couple of times (lol), but that's just me.