I now have my own Pietta built Remington New Model Army Target .44 cal percussion revolver. I must have gotten lucky or maybe they are all built this nice. The fit and finish for a $325 gun (brand spanking new mind you) is out standing. Lock up is tighter than some of my prized Smith and Wesson revolvers! Thorough inspection showed that each and every chamber lined up perfectly with the bore. During full disassembly I found that there were no burrs from the factory on any parts except the sear notch and sear. The trigger was a stiff and snappy 6 pounds but I've got it down to three now and would like to lighten it up a little more. I used a little electrical tape and a pencil eraser to make a trigger stop as well. I degreased the gun and oiled it properly. The oil from the factory is heavy and gritty feeling. The timing is perfect. The cylinder stop doesnt come back into contact with the cylinder until it touches the edge of the upcoming cylinder stop notch and clicks right into place. Overall for $325 I am thoroughly impressed. However - Pietta could stand to have a better rear sight design. To move elevation a set screw needs to be removed first. The adjustments have no indicators or reference marks. No "clicks" either. You just turn a screw until it's where you want it. You have no wY to judge any amount of change. That and the trigger are my only two complaints. I will update shoot results and tests to this thread.