I am considering getting an Armi San Marco 1860 Army used reporduction. I believe from several other posts on this and other lists that Armi San Marco is out of business. What is the wisdom of the list on the general quality of the Armi San Marco line and does anyone have experience using parts from other Italian makers as relacement parts in Armi San Marco pistols?
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Armi San Marco Colt 1860 Army
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David Snellen
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Sir,
I had several over the years and still have a 49 colt that is still working great. They aren't Ubertis, but they sure aren't Palmettos either.
David
I had several over the years and still have a 49 colt that is still working great. They aren't Ubertis, but they sure aren't Palmettos either.
David
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I've owned Armi SAA's before and they were well made and accepted standard Colt parts.
If you can get a great price on it - I'd suggest going for it.
You may have to do a little fitting on parts... or not - usually this is very minor and accomplished with a mill file.
If the price isn't that wonderful, then shop around for a Pietta or Uberti.
If you can get a great price on it - I'd suggest going for it.
You may have to do a little fitting on parts... or not - usually this is very minor and accomplished with a mill file.
If the price isn't that wonderful, then shop around for a Pietta or Uberti.
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