What is your favorite CAS pistol and why?

Started by Big Hext Finnigan, April 16, 2004, 12:04:33 AM

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Colt, Clone, Ruger or Other..

Ruger
247 (49.4%)
Colt Peacemaker
58 (11.6%)
Colt Replica (Model P)
163 (32.6%)
Other (Rem, OT, etc..)
156 (31.2%)

Total Members Voted: 500

Henry Logan

Just what most others are sayin'. RUGERS! ;D  My main guns are Vaquero 44-40's. Had Gary Reeder reshape the grip frame to what he calls the " Gunfighter " grip. Really fits nice in my hand. I also had a pair of RV in 45 colt done the same way, but don't shoot them much. Been shooting my 44's since 95 and have had approx. 15,000 rds through each and have never had a problem.  :D



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Elk Tooth Cody

I tried ruger V's but I have short fingers and they just did not fit my hands. So I found me some Colt clones that fit real nice!
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Ozark Tracker

I like the larger grip of the older  Ruger Vaquero's,  fits just right
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Uberti-made EMF New Dakota, 7 1/2" barrel in .45 Colt. Repaced the black chrome plated-brass trigger guard and backstrap with a steel set from a Model P. The thing just doesn't miss.
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Steamboat Jack Maybe

I've tried S&W Schofields and Uberti Colt clones. 

But the ones that I shoot most are Rugers.

My favorites?  The S&W for cool factor.

But, I can trust the Rugers

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Ransom Gaer

My favorites are my New Model Army Remingtons with their R&D conversion cylinders.  I like them 'cause they feel good in my hands, are reliable and point of aim and point of impact are the same.  And they are so much fun with full cases of blackpowder.  I shoot more accurately with these than any other revolvers I have.  So they have become my main match pistols.

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Fingers McGee

2nd Gen Colt 51 Navies.  they look good - they feel good in the hand - they shoot good - they're historically accurate - and they're as reliable as anything else I've used.   :) :) :) :) :)
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Mustang Gregg

Rugers.  Tough.  Made in America.

Our outfit only shoots Ruger .44's (Super Bhks, Vaqs, Bis Vacs, NM Vacs).  And there's a bunch of us.

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Dr. Bob

Colt clone.  Feels great in my hand.  5 1/2" in 45 LC.  Gripmaker "ivory" grips.  Style points galore!  What Matt & Paladin used is good enough for me! :o ;D ;D
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Texas Trail Boss

Well, I guess if I had to choose a favorite... it would be my Ruger Vaquero Birdshead in .45LC with the 4 5/8" barrel.  It just feels good in my hand & is a great shooter.  My second choice would be my Colt Clone by EMF in .45LC with the 5 1/2 barrel.  This one looks great & is a real nice shooter as well.
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John Barleycorn

Taurus Gaucho in 357 mag 4 3/4" bbl.  Price and lifetime warranty were my main reasons. The fit and finish are excellent and the heve been good shooters.
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Matt B

Howdy,
           I've got two Rugers and a Uberti C&B Navy. I like the Rugers 'cause I can beat the snot outta' them and they just keep running. Not @ a bad price as well.
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Long Johns Wolf

For the match 2 Uberti blackpowder frame SAA's with 7,5" barrels and Grimaker's ivory grips, shooting .44 Colt ammo, because they are reliable, feel good and the price is right. For fun shooting Uberti/Colt OT's in all kind of configurations like RM 51 in .38 Spec + RM 60 in .44 Colt, RII in .44 Colt, OT in .44 Colt.
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Big Dipstick

Hartford Armory Remmington 1890's is what I like the best, they are tough, point well and fit my hands really well.

Coop Trawlaine

My favorites are '58 Remys with 8" barrels, bought them because I always liked the look of the piece and to me it spells Cowboy as much as a Model 60 Army Colt.   I wouldn't trade for even the best single action pistol on the market.
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Michael 'Deadwood' Clemons

Well guys, mine is '72 OT Army grip in .44special. Why? Its the only one I have now. Im new to cowboy shooting. Been a flintlock shooter forever, now im moving up 100 years. BTW, Chuck Burrows is making me some of his awesome riggin's for my OT.
I will most likely be looking at a SAA in the future. My money says Cimmerion, though I like the Colts and USAF's.
I like Rugers, have had Blackhawks before in my life. Have never heafted a Ver.  The only thing, and this is fixable, Rugers seem to have 'grity' actions. But, id like to live long 'nuff to wear a Ruger out.
Wish me will enjoyin' my now OT Army .44Sp. I think iv found a hobby I can LOVE !
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A pair of 3rd Gen Colts in 357. ;D


Bob James Tuned. :D


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Ned Christy

A pair of Pietta 1863's with Kirst conversion cylinder's. I like the way they fit my hand and the easy loading and unloading - also they are accurate and reliable ,plus they are period correct.

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Howdy from San Diego

Been a Colt SAA collector for over 40 years, to date I own 66  first generation SAA, 26 autoloadres most 1911, for CAS I shoot a pair Colt second generation SAA NP in 45LC
My daughter "Lady Cin" shoots a pair of third generation blue SAA in 44-40.

You may say that I prefer the Colt SAA over all others :)

Safe shoting and happy trails :)

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