The gun, with correct markings, issued to Custer's forces, even possessing the inspectors cartouche on the grips (not shown), and "US" engraved on the left side of the frame in the right spot (also not shown). Everything is correct, to include the "black powder frame" and bullseye style ejector.



I was shooting one handed, standing, offhand. Here's a 10 yard group. The load was my next door neighbor's (he handloads for me), and consisted of 255 grain LSWC (.452"), with 7.5 grains of Winchester 231 powder, COAL 1.6".

That's about a 2.5" group.



This model is a true Colt clone, even possessing the characteristic four clicks when cocked, so should be carried with only five loaded chambers, for safety.

Nice TRH !

That's a nice revolver.

I had a Cimarron Ainsworth that was really nice too. A guy made me an offer on it I couldn't refuse.

shore is purdy!
shoots nice too!

your gun case must be the stuff of dreams.
I hope you have a means of displaying them from time to time.
it would be a pity for them to be kept in the dark all the time.

Gun porn. You just can’t help yourself can you?

Thanks. LOL. Yeah, I usually have a few guns out of the safe at a time. After a while, they go back, and a different bunch come out.

Nice lookin’ revolver.

Here's a nicely preserved original for comparison.

I can faintly hear the fife and drums playing the Garryowen in the distance!!!!

Great looking pistol, you get out and shoot alot! I need to get out and shoot mine more! I did shoot last Monday tho! You have some fine looking guns!

I'm not big on handguns. I like them ok...

THAT is GREAT!

For some odd reason I now own a Taylor/Uberti 44-40. It just looked pretty. Wonder if a .44 special cylinder will fit so I can have a convertible? Pretty gun TRH.