Pietta Remmi no more!

[Pete Gaimari]

never said that Uberti guns were inferior to Pietta

Actually, you did, and that's when my antenna came up.

Your words:

"Piettas are just as good (if not better) than Ubertis."

 

[Geraldo]

Getting picky aren't you? Are you on the Pietta payroll?

Business is business, and profit is the main motive for most deals. I've owned a lot of Colts and with the exception of black rifles the quality of the finished product has been hit or miss.

I'm not on the payroll of any gun company, although I'd be glad to take a job with one of them if you know somebody. Because I'm not on the payroll, I don't cheerlead for anybody and Ford/Chevy, Pepsi/Coke, Colt/S&W arguments don't get it for me. :v

 

[Pete Gaimari]

Chevy...Coke...Colt.... :blah:

I don't mind cheerleading. :grin:

 

[BigL]

A different angle?

What if a chain fire occurred and the bottom ball fired into the loading lever?

The odds to this happening twice is extremely high, but what loading procedure is used?

Regards
Lucas

p.s. I love my Pietta Remmi. I redid the grips by sanding, forming and preserving with oil. The blueing has worn off on some spots, but the steel is good. I also love the fact that the lost blueing gives the revolver an 'old' look as I'll probably never get the chance to own an original.

And no I don't work for Pietta, but they can pm me for my CV. :rotf:

 

[junkman_01]

I should have added ....."in some aspects".

 

[himem777]

That is why you are called Junkman. :rotf: :rotf: :rotf: Ok sombody had to say it it was toooo easy... Btw I do not mean it I just could not help myself. :blah: sorry now I will go repent.

 

[east texas]

chevy? dang pete yer scarin me! :blah:

 

[Pete Gaimari]

chevy? dang pete yer scarin me! :blah:

You seem to scare easy. :blah:

I used to road race a Vette in the 60-70's. More fun than a barrel of monkeys with Pietta's.

 

[east texas]

:rotf: :rotf: :rotf:

 

[tljack]

....and Uberti only did the castings and other basics. Colt did the case hardening, fitting, polishing etc.

Buy a Colt and save lots of problems. In all honesty, I have Ubertis, Colts, Piettas and others and do not have any trouble with any of them

 

[Jim Fitzgibbon]

I can only say my Pietta Remy is the best cap &
ball revolver I have ever owned.My fist navy arm's
1860 colt I bought in the 70's was junk.

And the others during that era were not much better.The I took a chance a few years back
& ordered a Remy Pietta from Cableas.

I could not beleave how much better they are
now, then from the past.All I can say is I love
mine.

I have two buddys that will tell you the same.

Fly :hmm: