[rondog]

Quote:       Originally Posted by DaTeacha

Why has no one mentioned putting the Colt SAA back into mass production at a good price? For most Americans, it is THE classic handgun, the great equalizer, the long arm of the law, etc. etc. God may have created all men, but Samuel Colt made them equal.

I thought they were still making them?

Anyway, I vote for the original .44 Auto Mag, 'cause it's the only one I can think of.

[dog party]

Quote:       Originally Posted by TACAV

Hk p7!!!

Oh, that's a good one. I'd like to see that in production again too.

[big shrek]

Quote:       Originally Posted by ShellShock

I second that motion. I wish they would bring it back.. OR.. I wish I had the equipment to machine them myself.

They were beautiful pistols

[sunwheel29]

The Triple Lock in .44 spl, 45 colt, .45 acp and .44-40 of course!

Im also fond of the New Service Colt, the 1890 Remington and the 627 model of 1988.

But I would settle for Colts standard model revolver line to come back and Smith to jettison hillary holes, MIM and shoddy two peice barrels and make 'em the way they should- the way they used to.
And before anybody who is brainwashed hollers, "but it would cost too much" no it wouldn't. The prices you see today on S&W wheelguns are artificially inflated. I bought L and N frames constantly from the early 80s to the late 90s, paying roughly $350 out the door brand new for almost twenty years. It was only around 2001-2008 that prices doubled in less than a decade.
I guess they figured if we would pay $600 for $100 worth of tactical tupperware that we would pay twice what a good gun made of steel cost and so did other makers.