For some reason I've been on cowboy kick lately and have been all over looking at anything old Colt style. While I was close to picking up an older Gen3 Colt, I just didn’t want to pony up that kind of cash for a gun and style I’m not sure I'd like. See, I've never owned anything old much less a revolver until now. I have the black plastic Glock, SIG, and H&K, so while I'll on a practical level I won't be changing my CHL piece, I will say that practice time with those is going to suffer as I have discovered a renewed love of shooting, -something old is new again. Five years ago I would have laughed at you if you told me I would own and enjoy shooting this type of gun... and while shooting my Glock or H&K is fun, there is just something so much more enjoyable and satisfying I have discovered about having to load each shell individually, fire and extract each round individually, getting dirty, the heat of the gun in your hand as you operate it in every way, the very large bullets your dropping into the cylinder click by click, and a completely manageable firing session due in part from the heft of this chuck of metal in your palms. While I'll keep one or two polymer auto's, I can definitly see me selling a few now for perhaps a similar model or start a Colt fund. I didn't mean to sound like a spokesperson here, but I just wanted to convey my new excitement for this 130 year old replica.
http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/ModelP/ER421-EvilRoy.htm --4.75", 45LC
http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/ModelP/ER421-EvilRoy.htm --4.75", 45LC