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It would be most appreciated if you do find it. Thank you for the help.

I will look and see. Thank you for your help.

Thank you so much for the information. I'll see if I can locate some fff.

I will have to have one of my kids help me post some pictures. I'm not real savvy on some of the new technology.

Would anyone know if it's possible to acquire an owners manual for such an oldie? CVA can't help me.

Thank you for the words of wisdom. I may just see if I can locate some fff powder. I do have some pre-cut patches or wads to use. Thanks again for the help.

I will attempt to post a picture. I have it lying right here next to me, and it is stamped #72 on the brass in front of the trigger. It also says blackpowder only,.36 cal, made in Italy on the bottom flat of the barrel. Thank you so much for your help.

I recently purchased an old CVA what I believe is an 1851 Navy model. Serial#72. Want to know if someone could help me identify what year it is, and the proper load of pyrodex rs to use. I've muzzleloaded for years with a rifle,but new to the cap and ball revolvers.