1871-1971 NRA Centennial 357 Magnum SAA

[Sharps40]

Well, the engraving was off center to begin with....it still is. The 1 in 1871 starts about 1/8 aft of the muzzle. At least now, its difficult to see. Pretty much ignored the engraving and set the barrel length as long as I can stand for when sitting long stints in the stand. As for action job, no, just new springs. Colts rarely need action work to be very nice as is. I'll leave the itty bitty handgun trigger pulls to the fellas willing to risk an ND....and the Sig owners! . 2 to 4 lbs is plenty light on a work-a-day handgun.

 

[basstracker89]

Well, the engraving was off center to begin with....it still is. The 1 in 1871 starts about 1/8 aft of the muzzle. At least now, its difficult to see. Pretty much ignored the engraving and set the barrel length as long as I can stand for when sitting long stints in the stand. As for action job, no, just new springs. Colts rarely need action work to be very nice as is. I'll leave the itty bitty handgun trigger pulls to the fellas willing to risk an ND....and the Sig owners! . 2 to 4 lbs is plenty light on a work-a-day handgun.

I agree on the action. Some are heavier than others. However, a heavy hammer makes a good fan gun. Never had an issue with trigger pull. A Bob Munden special will scare you. @ 1lb pull and the hammer pull is way too light for me. Almost like it's broke it's so easy