Two Navy's- A model 61 from 2004 and a 1976 Western Arms/Uberti 51 Navy from back when they were using old Italian Army Rifle stocks for grips. The finish and case hardening on that revolver are very nice and the action is extra smooth and well set up. Trigger is heavy and the sights are unmodified and crude.
The 60 Uberti using 22 gr/vol Pyrodex P and a lee mould cast pure lead .380 ball did very well at 25 yards and 60 feet. I was all over the paper at 40 yards though.
The Richards Conversion- probably an ASM, is almost as shootable as the 61 Navy. Group duelist ten yards closer.
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