I need to post pics of the I-frame Terrier. It is an exact match for the cartridge, even shorter cylinder frame.

It is too bad Charter Arms rimmed 9mm went nowhere. But when they realized they had created a Magnum .38S&W that would fit in the old top breaks they couldn't stop making them fast enough!

Otony

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Those are the original grips, with a "shouldn't be there" short butt frame. I have a set of zebrawood grips from Jay Scott that are meant for a long frame square butt J that are going to be cut down to fit, so as to save wear and tear on the originals. Oddly enough, I find that I have less of a need for a Tyler T when running a short butt, but I'm not entirely sure why.

As for the beans, I am completely comfortable with the Buffalo Bore stuff out of it. No noticeable issues whatsoever and it is supposed to be standard pressure. I highly doubt I would shoot it in my '48 though, I see no need to stress a classic that way.

I've plenty of brass, and intend to build some loads similar to yours. I do want to try working with the British MKI flat nosed 200 grain slugs. It would be nice to do something a bit quicker than the Brits employed, but I see no need to totally reinvent the wheel

Otony