It's aged, the grips are supposed to be beat up.
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Cimarron 1860 "McCulloch Colt" or antiquing a 1860 Army Uberti
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700 bucks seems like a lot! Does a guy on horseback deliver it in person to one's house?
Always found it a bit funny with the fake aging on the Cimarron guns, if you are reenacting or in that time period wouldn’t your gun look relatively new?
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I’m with you, buy them new and age them with holster wear and time…Always found it a bit funny with the fake aging on the Cimarron guns, if you are reenacting or in that time period wouldn’t your gun look relatively new?
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