For 1875 Lovers Only

Started by Cimarron Lawman, May 17, 2007, 04:36:01 PM

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Catdad

<SIGH>  It's a real beauty!
Well, are you gonna pull those pistols or whistle Dixie?
-- Josey Wales

Steel Horse Bailey

And considering ... not really a bad price!  :o

I'd HAVE to shoot it.  Yeah ... it's a character flaw, I know.
"May Your Powder always be Dry and Black; Your Smoke always White; and Your Flames Always Light the Way to Eternal Shooting Fulfillment !"

Cimarron Lawman

I've yet to handle a real one. Seen lots of Old Model Armys/Navys, but no '75s.

When my EMF arrived and I picked it up, I thought Whoa ... I'm selling my Colts;D

Tubac

Here's a photo of my 1875. A little bit more wear than the other one but it still shoots fine.
I like to think it has character.  ;D

Tubac
from the Confederate Territory of Arizona

Cimarron Lawman

Tubac,

I like it. What caliber?

Tubac

Thanks for the kind words. It's .44/40 (or .44WCF) which according to the Kerr book was first available in 1879. My 1890 is .44/40 also, so they're sort of a pair. ;)

Tubac
from the Confederate Territory of Arizona

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