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Should I buy a Colt or a Remington?
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big bore 75
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ahs anyone bought or built a track pistol kit was wondering how they all went together, I've seen good bad and the ugly out there, just checking for ya'lls opinion.
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JackAubrey
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The answer is YES!
Ghost: Always a good question. I think the Colts were among the most elegant tools ever designed, but for making small groups, I have had best luck with the Remington designs.
Arilar: Tell us more about your Adams. These have always been intriguing to me, but can scarcely be had in the U.S.
Arilar: Tell us more about your Adams. These have always been intriguing to me, but can scarcely be had in the U.S.
CrackStock
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Any gun which uses a filing on the hammer as the rear sight is bound to be a poor shooter. The lack of a top strap seals the deal for me. Given that choice, I got the Remington.
However, the Lemat is my real favorite. The assault pistol of its day. If it was good enough for Jeb Stuart...
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However, the Lemat is my real favorite. The assault pistol of its day. If it was good enough for Jeb Stuart...
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Ghost: Be different. Buy a Whitney .36 and a Rogers & Spencer .44 :: ::
ValleyForge
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Pistol Monogamy. I had the same problem.
I bought a Remington from Cabelas.
Love it.
Just bought a Colt from Uberti.
Expect to love that, too.
Good thing about C&B shooting is you can afford to be a bigamist.
And when you shoot it, it make a bigamist.......(sorry, but I had to) ::
-- Valley Forge
I bought a Remington from Cabelas.
Love it.
Just bought a Colt from Uberti.
Expect to love that, too.
Good thing about C&B shooting is you can afford to be a bigamist.
And when you shoot it, it make a bigamist.......(sorry, but I had to) ::
-- Valley Forge
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