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Just picked it up a few days ago! I haven't had a chance to shoot it yet, but I love how it feels in the hand - I'm normally not a fan of wooden grips on revolvers, but so far I like it.
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Great looking gun, congrats!Signature required -
Kind of odd they have all hex screws and then a flat head screw out of nowhere.Comment
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Looks great and from the reviews, you'll enjoy it at the range. Where did you acquire this piece?NRA Member and SupporterComment
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That looks really cool. Like it came from a comic book. Please update with a range report. What's the trigger like?Comment
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The trigger is OK. In single action, the pull is very light (don't have my gauge on me at the moment), but slightly mushy... it doesn't feel like a typical single action revolver trigger. Double action is very smooth, but just a tad heavy for my taste. I certainly wouldn't say the trigger is bad, but it's not amazing either. We'll see how it feels after I put a number of rounds downrange
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What's the red dot?Comment
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It indicates if the hammer is cocked. The hammer is internal; the "hammer" you can see from the outside is actually a cocking lever, and even if you cock the hammer, it returns to the forward position.Comment
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Did you buy this in california?Comment
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Pro quality photos
"Just picked it up a few days ago! I haven't had a chance to shoot it yet, but I love how it feels in the hand - I'm normally not a fan of wooden grips on revolvers, but so far I like it. . . ."
Truly excellent photography.
But I am still having a hard time seeing the beauty of the firearm itself.
I guess the classic design is too deeply embedded in my mind as the norm.
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How much was that cool toy?sigpic
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Jealous, I love it. And great photography to match!Comment
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