JohnBT
Member
Other than the caliber. There aren't any real details on the Colt site.
I'm considering buying a Colt SAA to shoot .38's and would like to know why they make two lines of guns - .38 Special and .357. Why not just make a .357 and be done with it like a lot of makers?
I don't have any accuracy problems shooting WC's and LRN in my .357 Python and Police-Service Six. Is the SAA a different animal?
John
P.S. - I know, .45 LC is the real deal. USFA and Turnbull make better guns and better looking guns. The PreWar is a work of art. Single actions are obsolete. Colts are way overpriced. And why did I drink the kool-aid?
I'm considering buying a Colt SAA to shoot .38's and would like to know why they make two lines of guns - .38 Special and .357. Why not just make a .357 and be done with it like a lot of makers?
I don't have any accuracy problems shooting WC's and LRN in my .357 Python and Police-Service Six. Is the SAA a different animal?
John
P.S. - I know, .45 LC is the real deal. USFA and Turnbull make better guns and better looking guns. The PreWar is a work of art. Single actions are obsolete. Colts are way overpriced. And why did I drink the kool-aid?