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The best single action revolvers
Ricci.Wright
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ever to spin a cylinder in my opinion. And a fantastic caliber.
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You working for LF now since your move?
Well she is worried about her son down in the blizzard in Texas. And I am a very helpful person.
Day-um! That is a PRETTY revolver!
Have one just like it and other than the H&R sportsman that dad ordered before leaving for England prior to D day
the last one I'd part with. I put express sights on mine though. Find them to be more compatible with these old eyes.
That is what friends are for.
My buddy has one is .22 and .454....both tack drivers and smooth.....
U.S. Fire Arms Manufacturing Company
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US Firearms made some very nice revolvers but no production single action is in the same class as the Freedom Arms. As soon as you pick one up and check the action, the way it is put together you know. The cylinder must have ball bearings to spin like that.
They are nice. I had a 44 mag for awhile. Once the 41 is gone I am out of the Single action handgun (revolver)business. That is the last of them with the exception of a 1860 colt repo.
Stocking some Cimarrons to sell. Have some that have been tuned from the factory.
In my opinion there is nothing that could be smoother, as smooth, maybe.
Impressed to say the least, folks pick one up, work the action and two things happen, eyes bug out and mouth flies open.
I'm not too familia with the Freedom Arms variation of SAA's so I won't give judgement but I've owned just about every type SAA out there kept only a very few around, I from experience found none any better than the Ruger Vaquero's, I have a small collection of them both Old Model and New Models in different calibers (all polished s/s steel). Target sights on SAA's just don't do it for me but I understand why many like them due to week eye sight. The USFA is also a keeper if you're lucky enough to own one š
"Never do wrong to make a friend----or to keep one".....Robert E. Lee
The Freedom Arms are so nice. Iād love to own one someday. The finest single action revolver I currently have is this Lipseys exclusive Ruger Flattop Bisley in .44 Special.
Nice, Lipseys gets some nice stuff out of Ruger.
Since we're showing off our SIngle Actions. Here's 3 of mine. All Uberti all 357 mag. Bottom 2 were bought on Gunbroker for under $300 each.
I'm currently looking for another pair in 45 Colt. Probably go with stainless for those.
I used to like SA revolvers but the last one I had is going soon. I have had a pile of them in my life, Colts, Rugers, uberti, Armi San marco even a few German made guns and Herters 401 and all were good shooters.
My last one I still have is a Cimmeron copy of the 1860 Army Cap and ball gun. I drag it out and shoot it every 2 months or so. I have a neighbor who is in his 80's that loves to shoot cap and ball guns. I always call him up and we go in the woods behind my place and shoot cans.
My 2 colts are coming up for auction soon. Still have these and may add another Ruger in 45 colt soon.