Maybe Tony will buy the rights and get it back on track. It is a tight market and there is a lot of competition. $375 each for the two Rodeo's I had isn't much profit and are very well made guns. There was profit in their higher end guns but how many of those can you really sell in todays market.
....I think you hit the nail on the head, MCH. I haven't done much CAS in the past two years, but when I started I got a pair of Rodeos from Long Hunter--they're wonderful guns (with jewelled hammers and died elk horn grips, they also don't look bad)---the alure of having saa's made in the old Colt factory on the colt machinery was nice, but still didn't replace having the rampant colt on the gun---by default they wound up competing against Italian (cheaper) guns and even tho cas is still popular, there are only so many saa's that that market will absorb. Still, I wish that I'd purchased another pair of Rodeos.
