Hey Shotgun,just saw this. I am not sure if the revolver you are talking about is different from the one on display at the Roy Bean Museum,there in Langtry.I stop in there often on my way out to the Muleshoe ranch.Inside there ,they have a Schofield pistol they say was Roy Bean's gun,along with his cane and his Law book.If I remember right the old pistol is a little rough with cracked ivory grips ,and some old black cloth tape wraped around the handel.Next time I am in there I'll ask the lady that run's the place if I can take a pic. for Ya. If you can stop in there one day,a very nice group of folk run the place.You can go into the original Jersy Lilly saloon and belly up to the bar. It is all the real deal down to the furnishing's,including the dry rot wall paper .You can also go into the Judges old house up the hill,and go through it . A very cool breeze is always comming up from the Rio Grande Rio through the house. He picked that place for a reason.Sorry to get off topic, but if Ya go there take a look at the photograph of the old Judge on his porch,with the bullet holes in his smoke stack of the saloon,then step outside and look at the same bullet holes ,still there. Like stepping back in time . Here a photo of one of my Pard's in the original Jersy Lilly @Langtry Texas,,,,,,,Dusty