Walker Wedge

[CAPTIANMILLER]

Hi guys,

I have an old Navy Arms Walker that has some sort of homemade looking wedge that has been in it ever since I bought the gun at an auction. It is just a piece of flat stock with no spring or anything. I was wanting to buy a replacement wedge for the pistol before I started shooting it. Could one you guys give me the width measurement of the wedge if your walkers? I wanted to make sure that the wedge I have is roughly the same dimension across and no one had tinkered with the slot in the frame. the wedges are about 20 buck so I wanted to make sure a replacement would fit.

thanks
-Brad

 

[rcflint]

If it's an older edition, can you determine who the maker was? Likely Uberti, but not necessarily. I can measure my Uberti.

Length:1.360
Thickness: 1.60
Width at wide end: .627
width narrow end: .467
Length, narrow end to stop step: 1.187
Thickness at stop step: .236

 

[CAPTIANMILLER]

the only thing it has stamped on the barrel is Navy Arms and the state like New Haven Conn or something like that best I can remember. I bought the thing in about 97 and it was old as hell then. Ill see if I can get some pics and let you experts see if you can tell what she is.

Thanks for the info! I'll measure mine tonight and see if Im close.

 

[Hellgate]

Look on the barrel under the rammer. I've seen older Walkers that were made by Armi San Marco (ASM).