Howdy
I have a few.
I bought this Uberti\Cimarron Cattleman a bunch of years ago. 45 Colt. I used to have another one, but it was so bad, and had so many defects that I sold it and used the money for a down payment on a Ruger Vaquero. Uberti used to make the best colt clones, with Pietta a distant second. Pietta's quality has been rising recently. I don't have one, but everything I have read states that they are just as good now as Ubertis. One thing you should be aware of. This year Uberti introduced a new model that has a retractable firing pin in the hammer. Not a transfer bar, a retractable firing pin. Pulling the trigger allows the firing pin to protrude to fire a round, making it safe to carry with the cylinder fully loaded with six rounds. But the retractable firing pin means it is not the same as the earlier models. This Cattleman has a tradtional Colt type lockwork (except for the silly two position cylinder pin it came with) and must only be loaded with five rounds, leaving the hammer down on an empty chamber.
A couple of 2nd Gen Colts. My standard pistols for Cowboy Action Shooting. Both chambered for 45 Colt, the top one was made in 1973, the bottom one in 1968. The finish on the bottom one is challenged because a previous owner stripped it of all its finish. It has achieved a pleasing gun metal and brown finish on most of the surfaces now. I originally planned to refinish it and change the barrel for a 7 1/2" barrel like the top one. Wouldn't dream of it now, this probably my favorite revolver. I only shoot this pair with Black Powder.
First Gen Bisley Colt, 38-40. Made in 1909. Hardly any blue left on this baby at all.
I have a real soft spot for Three Screw Rugers. Left to right, 44 Mag Blackhawk Flat Top from 1958, 357 Mag from 1962, 357 Mag Blackhawk Flat Top from 1962, Single Six from 1963, and two more Single Sixes, probably from about 1968. Just like a Colt, these are only safe to load with five in the cylinder and the hammer down on an empty chamber.
Modern New Model Rugers. Left to right, Blackhawk 45 Colt/45 ACP convertible that I bought brand-spanky new in 1975, 'original model' Vaquero 45 Colt made in 1994, 'original model' Stainless Vaquero 45 Colt 1993, 'original model' Stainless Vaquero 45 Colt 2000 (this is the one I bought with the down payment from the Cattleman), and a pair of New Vaqueros 357 Mag 2006. All of these are safe to load with six rounds in the cylinder because they all have transfer bars.