I've recalculated the numbers for the LeMat using best guesstimates of powder charges. The decimal measurements are caliber and grains of powder (i.e. .42-16 is a .42" ball and 16 grains of powder). The shotgun has two statlines for ball and for shot.
The 60 grain load for the .56 is the midpoint of what was used in Civil War carbines (Merrill's used 50 grains, Colt's 60 grains, and Burnside's 75 grains), while the 75 grain load for the .58 matches the rifle-musket. Barrel lengths are 19.687" (50cm) for the revolver and 17.375" (44.1325cm) for the center.
Pinfire and centerfire carbines would tend to have the shotgun barrel, while the muzzle-loader might have any of the center barrels. The 9R calibers will still be slow to load, since they require single ejection of spent cases with a non-spring-loaded punch and single loading of new rounds through a gate.
LeMat Carbine
Revolver loads
.42-16 (10.668x12mmBP Ball)
Dam 1, Pen Nil, Ammo 9i, ROF SAR, Bulk 6, SS 1, Rng 35
12mm Perrin Pinfire (12x15mmR BP Conical)
Dam 2, Pen Nil, Ammo 9R, ROF SAR, Bulk 6, SS 1, Range 62
11mm French Ordnance Centerfire (11.47x17mm BP Conical)
Dam 2, Pen Nil, Ammo 9R, ROF SAR, Bulk 6, SS 1, Range 63
Center barrel loads
.56-60 Rifled (14.224x25.2mmBP Conical)
Dam 2, Pen Nil, Ammo 1i, ROF SAR, Bulk 6, SS 2, Rng 87
.58-75 Rifled (14.732x29.35mmBP Conical)
Dam 3, Pen Nil, Ammo 1i, ROF SAR, Bulk 6, SS 2, Rng 81
20-gauge slug (15.75x13.7mmBP Ball)
Dam 2, Pen Nil, Ammo 1i, ROF SAR, Bulk 6, SS 1, Rng 23
20-gauge shot
Dam 11 (close)/1x15 (medium), Pen Nil, Ammo 1i, ROF SAR, Bulk 6, SS 1, Rng 12
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