Can anyone ID this Richards (posted better pics)

[Evil Ed]

I purchased it from the Gun Library at Cabelas a few weeks ago as I'm trying to get some shootin' irons together and join SASS. The salesman claimed it was a Uberti but I've been told its more likely an ASM. Its chambered in .38 S&W (stamped on cylinder,not barrel or frame) so I'm thinking it may have originally came with 2 cylinders (possibly .38 colt). Its a type 1 as the firing pin and v-notch rear sight are made into the conversion ring. Top of barrel is stamped "Navy Arms". Who built 'em?

[Captain John Jarrett]

Hello,

Your picture is rather small, could you possible make the file larger so that the detail of the revolver can be seen?

John.

[Evil Ed]

It was taken with a camera phone so I don't think theres much I can do with it.

[Abilene]

The Manhattan Navy pics you posted in another topic enlarge okay when clicked.  Were those taken with the same camera phone?

[Evil Ed]

The Manhattan Navy pics you posted in another topic enlarge okay when clicked.  Were those taken with the same camera phone?

I took those with a regular 35mm before hitting the road again. Not sure whats wrong with these. I can view them larger before posting them.

[RebHolister]

It looks like the old defender conversion kit from the '80's, that someone mounted a loading gate to.
That is just my thought on this.