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morning_would Joined Jan 2014 Posts 1587 EE 100% (38) NM, USA	Posted: 9/9/2017 12:21:56 AM EDT [#1] Just picked this up tonight at the LGS. Certainly wasn't looking for an Uberti SAA clone, but this Regulator in 357 was calling my name.

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Posted: 9/19/2017 5:55:48 PM EDT

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I picked up my first SA revolver a week ago - a New Model Blackhawk 357/9mm. I added the Super Blackhawk hammer and the Pachmayr grips and gave it a good cleaning. I ran two hundred 357 Mag reloads, fifty 38 Special reloads, and fifty 9mm factory rounds through it this weekend. This thing is built like a tank and is a blast to shoot. I can see how they can become addictive. Although this is my first - it will not be my last...

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Originally Posted By flhtc79086:
I picked up my first SA revolver a week ago - a New Model Blackhawk 357/9mm. I added the Super Blackhawk hammer and the Pachmayr grips and gave it a good cleaning. I ran two hundred 357 Mag reloads, fifty 38 Special reloads, and fifty 9mm factory rounds through it this weekend. This thing is built like a tank and is a blast to shoot. I can see how they can become addictive. Although this is my first - it will not be my last...

http://www.amarillogunowners.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=13490.0;attach=17105;image

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Did you do the hammer install yourself?

How is the trigger pull? Any tuning required?

I've ordered a flattop 45 convertible and plan to add a SBH hammer.

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Did you do the hammer install yourself?

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Did you do the hammer install yourself?

Yes, I installed myself. It was no problem - it was as simple as taking it apart and putting it back together - took about 30 minutes...

How is the trigger pull? Any tuning required?

The factory trigger pull is not bad, but could use a little improvement. I am planning on installing a Power Custom spring kit in the near future and then I might do some tuning...

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Solo_ Forever American Joined Dec 2012 Posts 1975 EE 100% (12) CA, USA	Posted: 10/29/2017 11:36:08 PM EDT [#9] Quote History Originally Posted By Tirador223: https://i.imgur.com/dpvSSPQh.jpg View Quote Pretty impressive. I can see a patina of sorts and yet, the gun seems new - can you spill details?
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Posted: 10/30/2017 7:13:52 AM EDT

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Originally Posted By SoloDallas:
Pretty impressive. I can see a patina of sorts and yet, the gun seems new - can you spill details?

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Back before US Firearms went around the bend and started making zip guns, they offered SAAs with this optional "worn" factory finish - I can't recall their term for it, but it is kind of the color of pewter. Anyhow, the effect is pretty nice and it is just a shame these revolvers are no longer made. The company made a ton of interesting guns and then changed to making some kind of stupid little plastic pistol that seemed to be based on the guts of a Ruger 10-22 rifle. Then they disappeared completely. Perhaps somebody more knowledgeable can recount the end of this company.

To complete the story, I ordered this gun with the same serial number as the (1894) revolver that belonged to my great-great grandfather. I always wanted to shoot his, but it is a black powder frame and it just didn't seem worth it to stress the old girl after, oh, eighty years in the safe. Needless to say, the finish looks a lot better on my gun then his old Colt, and the new revolver is a ton of fun to shoot and the sort of distressed finish seems to hold up nicely. His was a .44-40. I ordered mine in .44 Special for cheaper plinking.

Here he is with his revolver as a comparison of real wear vs. manufactured patina:

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Originally Posted By Tirador223:

Back before US Firearms went around the bend and started making zip guns, they offered SAAs with this optional "worn" factory finish - I can't recall their term for it. Anyhow, the effect is pretty nice and it is just a shame these revolvers are no longer made. The company made a ton of interesting guns and then disappeared after making some kind of stupid little plastic pistol that seemed to be based on the guts of a Ruger 10-22 rifle. Then they disappeared completely. Perhaps somebody more knowledgeable can recount the end of this company.

To complete the story, I ordered this gun with the same serial number as the (1894) revolver that belonged to my great-great grandfather. I always wanted to shoot his, but it is a black powder frame and it just didn't seem worth it to stress the old girl after, oh, eighty years in the safe. Needless to say, the finish looks a lot better on my gun then his old Colt, and the new revolver is a ton of fun to shoot and the sort of distressed finish seems to hold up nicely. His was a .44-40. I ordered mine in .44 Special for cheaper plinking.

Here he is with his revolver as a comparison of real wear vs. manufactured patina:

https://i.imgur.com/a6u706ah.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/KVy71Fvh.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/2E2KiHJh.jpg

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Terrific. US Firearms! Wish they still made those SAAs.
Yours is gorgeous - thanks for sharing the story!

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Tirador223 Perdona a tus enemigos pero recuerda sus nombres. Joined Sep 2001 Posts 5608 EE 100% (65) VA, USA	Posted: 11/6/2017 8:18:39 AM EDT [Last Edit: Tirador223] [#12] Shoots pretty good, too:
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Solo_ Forever American Joined Dec 2012 Posts 1984 EE 100% (12) CA, USA	Posted: 11/7/2017 1:25:05 AM EDT [#13] Quote History Originally Posted By Tirador223: Shoots pretty good, too: https://i.imgur.com/gqIVBrOh.jpg View Quote Indeed it does. But looks wise, it truly shines.
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Solo_ Forever American Joined Dec 2012 Posts 2009 EE 100% (12) CA, USA	Posted: 11/23/2017 11:58:22 PM EDT [Last Edit: Solo_] [#14] Found a pair of used SAA wooden grips I liked. They didn't look like this when I bought them; I refinished them, restained them (tiger stripe is though original to the wood). Not bad so far. Colt SAA 3rd Gen by SoloDallas, on Flickr Colt SAA 3rd Ge
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Posted: 12/28/2017 1:06:26 AM EDT

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There are some beautiful guns and some great photography in this thread. Just what I need... I've already been into revolvers more lately, but most of mine are double actions. Now I think I need to be on the lookout for more single actions!

SoloDallas, I like you man. I just discovered this thread and read through it all today, loved your story. You are a true Patriot; more American than most people I know who were born and raised here. I think I speak for us all when I say I'm proud to have you with us. If you ever make it back to Texas come down by Houston and we'll go shoot some guns. Yours are beautiful, by the way.

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Originally Posted By M1tchell:
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SoloDallas, I like you man. I just discovered this thread and read through it all today, loved your story. You are a true Patriot; more American than most people I know who were born and raised here. I think I speak for us all when I say I'm proud to have you with us. If you ever make it back to Texas come down by Houston and we'll go shoot some guns. Yours are beautiful, by the way.

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Touched.

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Cimarron/Pedersoli 1873?

At the 2016 SHOT show, Pedersoli announced they would be offering (in cooperation with Cimarron) a new version of the SA 1873 revolver, called the Pedersoli SASS 1873 Custom revolver. There is a Youtube video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3cbp4zG8kc

I can't find out whether these were ever made, or when they may be available. Anybody heard anything? I don't see anything on the Pedersoli website.

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Colt653 Diligentia, Vis, Celeritas Joined Feb 2001 Posts 19659 EE 100% (23) USA	Posted: 1/28/2018 7:54:21 PM EDT [Last Edit: Colt653] [#21] looks a bit like my 5.5" 44 Attached File Attached File Attached File
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Originally Posted By Derek45:
looks a bit like my 5.5" 44

https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/2275/IMG_6920-434343.JPG

https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/2275/IMG_6905-434337.JPG https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/2275/IMG_6040-434338.JPG

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friend of mine bought one of those not long ago. Its a good shooter

eta: who makes the front sight on yours?

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goldeyeslayer Member Joined Feb 2006 Posts 22479 EE 100% (25) USA	Posted: 1/28/2018 8:22:05 PM EDT [#24] Quote History Originally Posted By Derek45: hiviz fiber optic View Quote thank you
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Originally Posted By Derek45:
looks a bit like my 5.5" 44

https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/2275/IMG_6920-434343.JPG

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Very nice. If I could just get that exact gun in a Bisley configuration I'd be tickled to death but for whatever reason Ruger still refuses to offer them. I have the same gun in a stainless Bisley 5.5" .45 Colt/.45acp (which is a fantastic gun) I just need one in .44 magnum to be complete. *sigh* I could buy a plow handle version and swap out the gripframe, trigger and hammer but I want the true Bisley with the rollmarked cylinder. Hoped Ruger would announce it this year at Shot Show but seems like they are still ignoring my pleas.

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I hauled hay all through school summer vacation to buy this Colt .357 in 1979. This is the gun that made me learn to reload so I could shoot more and I wish I knew how many rounds have gone through it. It had some pretty strong finish wear going on and Dad sent it back to Colt for a refinish while I was off playing Army in the 80's. If I could only have one handgun it would be this one.

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Originally Posted By SmokeEater2:
I hauled hay all through school summer vacation to buy this Colt .357 in 1979. This is the gun that made me learn to reload so I could shoot more and I wish I knew how many rounds have gone through it. It had some pretty strong finish wear going on and Dad sent it back to Colt for a refinish while I was off playing Army in the 80's. If I could only have one handgun it would be this one.
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AND it's awesome.

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Colt653 Diligentia, Vis, Celeritas Joined Feb 2001 Posts 20077 EE 100% (23) USA	Posted: 4/2/2018 10:51:22 PM EDT [#33] stripped the orange varnish off and hit it with walnut stain, and boiled linseed oil. ( I'm still rubbing in the linseed oil ) then blued the hammer. before after
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03shooter Member Joined Apr 2001 Posts 3257 EE 100% (4) OK, USA	Posted: 4/28/2018 10:07:22 PM EDT [#36] Quote History Originally Posted By mic214: That is my idea of the perfect pistol for packing out in the woods…… View Quote I've had the pistol for about 15 years and just now got it converted to how I wanted it and got the new leather.
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Mick214 Member Joined Aug 2004 Posts 7563 EE 100% (24) NM, USA	Posted: 4/29/2018 12:01:36 AM EDT [#37] Quote History Originally Posted By 03shooter: I've had the pistol for about 15 years and just now got it converted to how I wanted it and got the new leather. View Quote It turned out great! I want to covert mine to a Bisley grip someday…
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Originally Posted By Derek45:

stripped the orange varnish off and hit it with walnut stain, and boiled linseed oil. ( I'm still rubbing in the linseed oil )

then blued the hammer.

before

https://i.imgur.com/E1Ct09y.jpg

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https://i.imgur.com/Zy2AELb.jpg

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Sweet. Truly sweet, going to go for similar way of doing (love the blued hammer too!).
I thought it was a Colt, imagine that.

May I ask how you stripped the varnish from the wood?

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Originally Posted By SoloDallas:
Sweet. Truly sweet, going to go for similar way of doing (love the blued hammer too!).
I thought it was a Colt, imagine that.

May I ask how you stripped the varnish from the wood?

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Originally Posted By SoloDallas:

Originally Posted By Derek45:

stripped the orange varnish off and hit it with walnut stain, and boiled linseed oil. ( I'm still rubbing in the linseed oil )

then blued the hammer.

before

https://i.imgur.com/E1Ct09y.jpg

after
https://i.imgur.com/Zy2AELb.jpg

Sweet. Truly sweet, going to go for similar way of doing (love the blued hammer too!).
I thought it was a Colt, imagine that.

May I ask how you stripped the varnish from the wood?

citristrip..followed by formby’s tung oil finish

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JJREA Member Joined Feb 2003 Posts 28806 EE 100% (20) WI, USA	Posted: 8/10/2018 9:54:16 PM EDT [#47] Quote History Originally Posted By HaveBlue83: https://s15.postimg.cc/qjefjbspn/IMG_20180807_151634.jpg my 38 handloads and 357mag at approx 5-8yds. got it today. happy! View Quote What brand? Good shootin.
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Originally Posted By LowplainsWindage:
Couple of my SA's
https://i.imgur.com/P41bvOth.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/EDIulvLh.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/H95exlfh.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/uHSGEDoh.jpg

Some handloads
https://i.imgur.com/LHpYtB8h.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/raUp1goh.jpg

100yd milk jug is a fun target
https://i.imgur.com/hiJxAA8h.jpg

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Originally Posted By LowplainsWindage:
Couple of my SA's
https://i.imgur.com/P41bvOth.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/EDIulvLh.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/H95exlfh.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/uHSGEDoh.jpg

Some handloads
https://i.imgur.com/LHpYtB8h.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/raUp1goh.jpg

100yd milk jug is a fun target
https://i.imgur.com/hiJxAA8h.jpg

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yeah, I'm looking for the like button. LOL. I so want a .22 revolver of some sort. I was thinking a single action might be better for .22's cuz people complain about the triggers on DA .22's......

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