Posted: 12/5/2015 7:33:58 PM EDT
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not sure about that.. but each their own. Freedom Single actions have the esthetics attributes of a blackhawk. Nah.. scratch that.. blackhawk is less bulky / boxy. I know its about how they shoot.. but to my eyes thats one ugly revolver. Ill throw out another option other than colt if you looking for a replica and not wanting to spend the $$ / time - Great trigger.. great accuacy out of my Cimmaron Charcoal Blue.. and its a good looker https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/753/20572807156_862567dee8_b.jpg https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5770/20412299809_8ea9985ab6_b.jpg Quoted:
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I know it's a Colt and all but no way would I wait 2+ years for one. You want the best single action made, get a Freedom Arms and call it a day. Far better than anything Colt's ever made and much more available too. not sure about that.. but each their own. Freedom Single actions have the esthetics attributes of a blackhawk. Nah.. scratch that.. blackhawk is less bulky / boxy. I know its about how they shoot.. but to my eyes thats one ugly revolver. Ill throw out another option other than colt if you looking for a replica and not wanting to spend the $$ / time - Great trigger.. great accuacy out of my Cimmaron Charcoal Blue.. and its a good looker https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/753/20572807156_862567dee8_b.jpg https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5770/20412299809_8ea9985ab6_b.jpg In the eyes of the beholder and all that but I really don't see the bulk or boxiness of a model 97 which is the closest size wise to a Colt.......and as for trigger, action, accuracy and durability there's no other single action made that holds a candle to Freedom Arms, period. |
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Lots of good SAA shooters on the market right now. Colt is only for collecting and trading. They usually have horrid triggers. Very valid point (I have a Uberti and a Smokewagon on the way) but just like a PTR91, PJK-9HP, Rossi 92 they're just copies... Freakin good copies and some arguably better than the originals in some respects but copies none the less. One day when I can justify $2k for it I'm ordering a NIB Hartford made model P. |


