yep,
nothing points like a colt
nothing points like a colt
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Buy what fits you. When I started this cap and ball journey I first was into Remingtons and purchased an Uberti. What I found was the reach to the hammer felt alot further than the Colts. The Colts fit my size hand better and the 1860 Army feels the most natural. You have to decide which fits better in your hand. Both are great shooters and none have major flaws over the other.....
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