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  • Michigan Slim

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    Looks like these are coming from Midway, I’m a big fellow so I got the largest size they offer 43 to 48 figure that’ll fit around my jeans and regular belt. Hope they don’t send me jap 43 to 48 I’m merican 43-48
    Just don't leave your pistols in them overnight. The tanning acids need time to tame down. Doesn't take long.
     

    Jay Gnome

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    I have found myself "casually" kicking around the idea of a SAA style handgun.

    The honest reason is I've wanted a "cowboy gun" since I was about 5yo. Even after all these years, I have never picked one up. Other things came up.

    Now I'm back to casually kicking the idea of one around. More a "fun piece" than anything else. It would likely get used as a range toy, a plinker, and occassional carry in a western gun belt rig.

    While Colts are out there, I'm not sure I can justify the price for what is essentially a "fun gun", so I've also been looking at alternatives.

    Do any of you folks in the know have thoughts / comments/ opinions on things like:

    Uberti
    Cimmeron
    Vaquero
    Others

    Something closer to the original is preferred....mostly for sentimental reasons.

    Like I said, just kicking it around.
    I have a mystery brand SAA but its a clone of the old black powder frames. It is a fun gun, and if you want one just for the fun factor then it is more than enough. I suggest just getting the cheapest one that is a direct clone of the originals, not worth it to get a super expensive one.
     

    gregkl

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    Well, I was able to handle a Uberti Cattleman II this past Saturday. Unfortunately for me, but fortunately for my budget, it left me wanting.

    I'll continue on with what I have.
     

    Leadeye

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    When people inquire about buying an old Colt 1 or 2 gen I always advise that they find one and try cocking the hammer. The old guns have much heavier springs than any repro or modern gun, a testament to the primers of the day.
     
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