Hi all,
Not sure if I should post this here or in cowboy action but looking for some opinions here.
In the next few months I'm hoping to pick up an 1873 replica. I believe Cimarron has a great reputation but they are a little more expensive than the EAA imports. I don't have much experience with single actions. The biggest functional difference between the two that I'm aware of is that EAA has a transfer bar and no firing pin on the hammer. The Cimarron seems to be a more historically accurate but that does not really bother me.
My question is, which would you recommend? This will strictly be something to have fun at the range with. The price of the EAA is certainly more appealing but is there a major sacrifice in quality?
Not sure if I should post this here or in cowboy action but looking for some opinions here.
In the next few months I'm hoping to pick up an 1873 replica. I believe Cimarron has a great reputation but they are a little more expensive than the EAA imports. I don't have much experience with single actions. The biggest functional difference between the two that I'm aware of is that EAA has a transfer bar and no firing pin on the hammer. The Cimarron seems to be a more historically accurate but that does not really bother me.
My question is, which would you recommend? This will strictly be something to have fun at the range with. The price of the EAA is certainly more appealing but is there a major sacrifice in quality?