Jim Nasium
40 Cal
He's got that wedge in from the wrong side btw. You may have noticed, and it looks like the retention screw is possibly missing as well. No big deal either way. I don't know if I'd bother asking him what his best load was though! 
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Load for Brass 1851 navy
- Thread starter eggwelder
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Yep, the bottom picture of @eggwelder's 1851 brass Navy revolver appears to have the wedge in backwards.
