Single Action's

[Jerry Daly]

Also this may have some barring on grouping, it’s chambered in 357 mag.

 

[NationalMatch]

Also this may have some barring on grouping, it’s chambered in 357 mag.

You're resurrecting a dead thread. The OP said he'd post more "tomorrow." That was in September, 2020.

I imagine he found out what he needed.

 

[Matt Giroux]

You're resurrecting a dead thread. The OP said he'd post more "tomorrow." That was in September, 2020.

I imagine he found out what he needed.

Or they found him and took him back to the home where he belongs

 

[Dumpstick]

Give the new guy a break.

Maybe someone else wants to know about single actions. The information doesn't expire.

 

[diggler1833]

If one wants to know about single actions, this thread is a horrible source of information.

 

[Dumpstick]

If one wants to know about single actions, this thread is a horrible source of information.

A valid point.

 

[montesa]

Have you seen bob mundens old style Vaquero? That thing is sweet.

 

[AKguy1985]

Never owned a single action personally, I almost did several years ago and then changed my mind.

 

[hunter966]

They’re as bad as eating potato chips, ya just gotta have another. Addicting to put it mildly.

 

[diggler1833]

For the sake of keeping this thread on life support:

While I love the looks of my Colt SAA, I'm a huge fan of three screw Blackhawks. I've got two in .357, one .41 mag, and another in 45 Colt. I tried to justify a .30 carbine, but I can't. Unfortunately the collectors have started to figure out the Blackhawks by now, so prices are 50-75% more than they were just a couple of years ago.

However, I would argue in favor of manufacturers like Standard Manufacturing or USFA against the Colt if the owner wanted something more (quality) than just the name recognition.

My two best-made by far and away though are my Freedom Arms 83 in .454 Casull, and my 97 in .41 mag. Cheap no, but you can feel why they made your wallet light.