I recently got a used Colt SSA 44/40 that shoots to point of aim very nicely. The front sight leans to one side quite noticeably. I don't notice it when actually sighting the revolver.
Sounds like it's been adjusted. Front sights often lean one way or the other after the barrel has been turned.
DF
That is what I assumed. The OP may need to have the same thing done to his revolver.
I've owned many fixed sight revolvers and pistols over the years, and Colts have consistently shot to (or very close to) point of aim more than any other brand. I realize this is anecdotal, but I can't remember having a Colt where the sights were "way off".
