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Unread 03-17-2014, 05:59 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by sheepherder View Post
Sergio, your choice of caliber seems to indicate that you would accept a 'retro' SAA. There is a company here that imports the Italian clones of old western revolvers, Cimarron F.A. Co.. The quality is excellent; they advertise that the parts of their SAA revolvers will interchange with Colt. I bought one of their Colt 1872 Open Top revolvers in 38 Special and it is outstanding. 7 1/2" bbl, Army grip. Made by Aldo Uberti. It's not an original, but it can be shot without trepidation.
I would second Cimarron. Good quality. I have this one I got from my Dad.
.45 LC. Not really my thing but a well made pistol that's fun to shoot.
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