Been considering selling my 357 New Model
KVaquero for financial reasons.
Som ehow, all the thought that made me choose the Vaquero in the first place makes me want to hang on to it more and more!
The rock steady "recoil-profess"and broad ammo capibility are it's main attributes! You can shoot any factory load and with reasonable care, any handload to spec's through it. Mine really favors plus-P cartridges for accuracy! It does really well in that department with all loads but the plus-P does best. I added aftermarket Stag grips but the inboxed and in named set is really special!!! They have depressions in the exact places that your hand needs to fill! The resulting grip is handfilling and very posititive. No hint of the voids factory skimpy grips have. Total control! Wish I knew the manufacturer so I could get a set for my Single Six. The caliber choice was due to sharing ammo with my other revolvers and a Derringer. The .38 family has served me well and the .357 Mag is frosting on the cake!
I chose a 4" bbl for portability and concealment in a old fashioned Texas vertically sholder rig. The Vaquero shares it with my Remington Sheriff perfectly!
If I absolutely don't need to sell it ,I WON'T! It' S just too good!
Any other owner comments please...k
BP Dave
KVaquero for financial reasons.
Som ehow, all the thought that made me choose the Vaquero in the first place makes me want to hang on to it more and more!
The rock steady "recoil-profess"and broad ammo capibility are it's main attributes! You can shoot any factory load and with reasonable care, any handload to spec's through it. Mine really favors plus-P cartridges for accuracy! It does really well in that department with all loads but the plus-P does best. I added aftermarket Stag grips but the inboxed and in named set is really special!!! They have depressions in the exact places that your hand needs to fill! The resulting grip is handfilling and very posititive. No hint of the voids factory skimpy grips have. Total control! Wish I knew the manufacturer so I could get a set for my Single Six. The caliber choice was due to sharing ammo with my other revolvers and a Derringer. The .38 family has served me well and the .357 Mag is frosting on the cake!
I chose a 4" bbl for portability and concealment in a old fashioned Texas vertically sholder rig. The Vaquero shares it with my Remington Sheriff perfectly!
If I absolutely don't need to sell it ,I WON'T! It' S just too good!
Any other owner comments please...k
BP Dave