Shaved so ACP moon clips will fit the cylinder. However, the ACP doesn't use the same bullet as a .455 Webley.
"...NOTHING "always" works...." My plans always work. Not always the way I intended though. snicker.
Oh and Watson was an Army doctor. There was no RAMC(Royal Army Medical Corps) until the Boer War(1899). No coordinated army medical service until 1873. Prior to that it was very much haphazard. No 'Officer' military ranks either. So Watson could have carried any revolver he wanted, provided it was chambered in the current calibre for when he served. No such thing as .455 Webley until 1887. Means it had to be a .450 Adams or .476 Enfield.
"...NOTHING "always" works...." My plans always work. Not always the way I intended though. snicker.
Oh and Watson was an Army doctor. There was no RAMC(Royal Army Medical Corps) until the Boer War(1899). No coordinated army medical service until 1873. Prior to that it was very much haphazard. No 'Officer' military ranks either. So Watson could have carried any revolver he wanted, provided it was chambered in the current calibre for when he served. No such thing as .455 Webley until 1887. Means it had to be a .450 Adams or .476 Enfield.