New Toy For A Big Boy

Started by 44caliberkid, August 06, 2016, 06:50:23 AM

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44caliberkid

I just received a new stainless steel 1858 Remington from Cimarron. It has been back ordered for a year and a half.  I asked the Cimarron guys about it in May at the NRA Annual Meeting in Louisville, and they said stainless was rare and expensive in Italy and that I would probably never see it.  So image my surprise when I received a call from a nice lady at Cimarron telling me it was in and did I still want it.
  It is a beautiful revolver. Very mechanically sound and smooth.  Also has a Cimarron , Fredricksburg, TX., barrel address. Neat!  I would post a pic, but am not techno savy and the only thing I know how to do on a computer is spend money.

Crow Choker

Sounds like a nice 'hogleg'. I can recall once upon a time when some of the stainless cap and balls would show up at gun shows or could be seen in advertising or gun magazine articles. Were always nice looking-should have bought a few back then. Fingers McGee is always on the hunt for some of the Uberti Colt stainless replicas. I like the look of stainless over nickel plated guns. I do have a Colt Trooper that I carried on duty for many a year that I had a MetaLife finish applied(version of hard chrome) from Mag-Na-Port Arms, that I like for looks over any of the 'modern' stainless firearms. Wears like a diamond and a lot prettier!
Darksider-1911 Shooter-BOLD Chambers-RATS-SCORRS-STORM-1860 Henry(1866)-Colt Handgun Lover an' Fan-NRA-"RiverRat"-Conservative American Patriot and Former Keeper & Enforcer of the Law an' Proud of Being Both! >oo

Dick Dastardly

Nice find Crow Choker.  For reasons I don't understand, it seems like those old style pistols point better than the later ones.  I shoot a brace of 1860 open tops and find that they point more naturally than any other guns I own.  Enjoy some fine "instinctive" shooting!

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