own one. I am thinking the Army was correct back in the day.

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Sincerely,

Hobie

reliable.....have only shot mild 'cowboy' 45 colt loads through it. i think a number 3 style scholfield in 38 special would be neat, could shoot it a lot for cheap. the beretta and cimmaron are all just ubertis . ASM made a schofield and everything i ever heard about those was bad. the repros that were made by S&W are now quite pricey and they only use the 45 schofield ammo.

I don't recall the year. In .45 Schofield. It's a sweet pistol for sure. Something specific about this'un you want to know? I could grab it next time he ain't lookin' and let you know....just sayin'.

Edited to add: Oh yeah, Bro' Dan has an Italiano in, I think, .45 Colt. We could look at that as well.

......owns quite a few. Contact him after he is feeling better, or inquire with Boge.

Otony

....at the first or second Nor Easter. Too many years ago to remember which one it was. Whomever's came out first. There was one Italian one and the S&W released at the same time. I remember the Smith was. Much nicer gun, fit and finish, plus being more correct size wise (cylinder) because it wasnt 45 colt. But I so remember thinking if I bought one, the clone would be plenty good enough for my uses , especially considering the price difference at the time.