I got to stop at the local sportsman's warehouseman. They let me play with an 1860 colt, Now I want one. I would like to "thank" those of you who have recommended it, now I have to add covetousness to the list of sins I need to work on. :grin:
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I have a new hankering.
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east texas
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me too!!! was the grip longer than the 58? :hmm:
rafterob
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Hopefully you won't feel the need to compress 50 grains in this one. The best cure for this addiction is lack of money.
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The grip is at least an inch longer than the '58.
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