Gordon
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Easily verifiable. All you have to do is take any 3rd generation Colt apart and any domestic USFA apart and compare the innards. Compare the fit and finish. Compare the precision of the machining. Like I said, not opinion, quantifiable fact. Aspect of quality are not subject to interpretation. Parts are either well made, well fitted and well finished or they are not. Polishing is either well done or it is not. This is not a matter of preference. There's not one side saying, "I like my screw holes dished out" and the other saying "I like my screw holes flat". There's the right way and there's the wrong way. Much of 3rd generation SAA production has been the wrong way. Or at least varying shades in between. Undeniable fact, ZERO 3rd generation Colt's have been produced with an authentic Pre-war finish and I know of none with a beveled cylinder. ZERO 3rd generation .45Colts have been produced with proper .452" throats.
Well put Craig! :banghead: Sad but truth
Well put Craig! :banghead: Sad but truth
