It's a clone, but it's not Italian

[Bugscuffle]

I have a pair of 1873 clones, but they're not Italian, they're German. I hope that you guys won't run me out of town for posting about my non Italian clones. Mine are a pair of EAA Bounty Hunters with 7 1/2" barrels and in .45 L.C. Physical problems keep me from competing, but I do get out to shoot once in a while, and I just love my Bounty Hunters. Oh, and if you do decide to run me out of town, give me a short head start so that I can get out front and make people think that it's a parade.

[Coffinmaker]

Hey buggs :-)

There is nothing wrong with Bounty Hunters.  There's more than just a few CAS players that got their start with EAA.  Solid basic guns that will serve you well.

Coffinmaker

[Gen Lew Wallace]

Nothing in the title of this board states where it comes from pard.  All clones are welcome here.

[Gen Lew Wallace]

Well, so it does.  However I would say that in the spirit of all things cowboy that we try to emulate around here that it is quite alright.  However, if you wish, I can certainly delete the post. 

By the way; do you always have to argue the tiniest of issues?

[Gen Lew Wallace]

I'm not sure who changed that; but enough already.   

[Hoof Hearted]

bugscuffle

Glad you are here posting and I DO mean ALL Colt Clones of the 1873 flavor

That being said, I have deleted the "extraneous" posts so we can keep this on track and hopefully keep everyone HAPPY!
Good on ya.........

HH

[HogDoc Olliday]

I love my Bounty Hunters! 

[Virginia Gentleman]

Other than the transfer bars and a few dimensional differences from a distance they look great.

[smokin6]

Sharp ones Doc

[Hoof Hearted]

Hog Doc

Post us a bigger pic so us old farts can see 'em!

HH

I love my Bounty Hunters!