Phfinneuss
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I m big on the historical perspective on all of this. Meaning, Back then it was state of the art etc. When the 'Attachable Carbine Breech', came out, it was a novel enhancement which contributed to the already awe inspiring Colts repeaters. They weren t cumbersome in the sense, they were used to this kind of tech at the time. I have historical accounts of its testing and so on. The military was big on ordering and having them assigned (issued). With specifics as to how they wer to be carried etc.
Anyway, I have stocked '60 Armys and a 3rd Dragoon. It offers slight but noticable aim stability. Accuracy isn t increased more than the ability to stabilize ones aim faster, and to hold it longer. Which translates into accuracy. So, yeah. More accurate too. Colt claimed accuracy and power were increased due to the less barrel flexing. The '60 is v e r y stable. The Dragoon still kicks hard. Too much fun though. I love it! Great care must be observed though. Face fragged with powder and cap bits is going to happen. Also one must keep the hands behind the cylinder face.
I ll put some photos here later.
Anyway, I have stocked '60 Armys and a 3rd Dragoon. It offers slight but noticable aim stability. Accuracy isn t increased more than the ability to stabilize ones aim faster, and to hold it longer. Which translates into accuracy. So, yeah. More accurate too. Colt claimed accuracy and power were increased due to the less barrel flexing. The '60 is v e r y stable. The Dragoon still kicks hard. Too much fun though. I love it! Great care must be observed though. Face fragged with powder and cap bits is going to happen. Also one must keep the hands behind the cylinder face.
I ll put some photos here later.