Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, Children of All Ages 

As a Gunoholic, I recently fell and fell hard.  I rewarded my hard year of ReHab with a fine Brandy New Pair of Pietta built El Malo 2 Revolvers.  Three and a Half Inch octagonal barrels, .45 Colt, Low Wide Hammers and Thunderer(esque) grips (which I am changing).

WOW.  These guns came out of the box ready to play.  Normally, before even cycling the actions, I take new guns apart, fit the bolt, change out the Main Spring and Trigger/Bolt spring and add an Action Overtravel Stop.  So far this pair of guns have needed none of that.  Timing is perfect, lockup is tight (maybe too tight) and the hammer draw is just right. 

Pietta has seen fit to change their Mainspring to one of greatly reduced draw weight (but still sufficient to set off any primer) with no stacking.  My only gripe so far is the Cylinder Base Pin which is quite difficult to remove (I'll fix that).  I may also replace Pietta's funky two notch, two position base pin (which sux).

Beyond a couple of those niggley little irritations, these are some really really fine guns.  Burma Shave

I must admit I am overly fond of that grip shape, as well as the retro octoganl barrel and 3.5 inch length!

Here is a photo

https://www.cimarron-firearms.com/el-malo-2-3-5-45-lc-oct-bbl-ch-thunderball-grip.html

The gun you have indicated with your post does not appear to have an octagonal barrel.
Lucky 

Quote from: Lucky R. K. on November 21, 2023, 08:39:09 AM

The gun you have indicated with your post does not appear to have an octagonal barrel.
Lucky 

Sure, it is.  Sometimes the pictures of octagon barrels can be deceiving, since the lines can look like reflections.

Lucky 

Iffin you read the description under the pistola inna picher, it sez "OCT BBL."  Thibbit thibbit 

Quote from: Coffinmaker on November 20, 2023, 08:49:17 AM Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, Children of All Ages 

As a Gunoholic, I recently fell and fell hard.  I rewarded my hard year of ReHab with a fine Brandy New Pair of Pietta built El Malo 2 Revolvers.  Three and a Half Inch octagonal barrels, .45 Colt, Low Wide Hammers and Thunderer(esque) grips (which I am changing).

WOW.  These guns came out of the box ready to play.  Normally, before even cycling the actions, I take new guns apart, fit the bolt, change out the Main Spring and Trigger/Bolt spring and add an Action Overtravel Stop.  So far this pair of guns have needed none of that.  Timing is perfect, lockup is tight (maybe too tight) and the hammer draw is just right. 

Pietta has seen fit to change their Mainspring to one of greatly reduced draw weight (but still sufficient to set off any primer) with no stacking.  My only gripe so far is the Cylinder Base Pin which is quite difficult to remove (I'll fix that).  I may also replace Pietta's funky two notch, two position base pin (which sux).

Beyond a couple of those niggley little irritations, these are some really really fine guns.  Burma Shave

Did you ever get one?  I love the looks and now the feel of it.

  forty

Um, Ah, Get one "what??"  I are fumcused'd

Get a replacement for Pietta's base pins?  That's the only think it looks like you mentioned maybe changing out, unless it's the grips.