That last gun looks like a twin to the S&W.
Can't comment on the guns they're producing as Webley and Scotts. However, some of the S&W doubles they made had really heavy trigger pulls. Other than that, however, those were pretty decent guns. But neither the S&W's nor the Kimbers sold well at all, until they were very deeply discounted. The Ruffed Grouse Society bought a bunch of the Kimbers for banquet guns or for those who bought a life membership, and had a hard time getting rid of them.
The problem is that the Turks have established they can make guns that will sell in the $1K range, give or take a little. They haven't yet established that they can make sidelocks that will sell for the same money as something like an AyA #2. Maybe they'll get there eventually. But until they do, there will eventually be some real deals on these guns--when they drop the prices to a point at which they'll sell. The S&W's were initially targeted at the mid-$2K price range. Sounded good, less than an AyA 4/53, and a pretty handsome package. But most of them ended up selling for more like $1200.