WTS REPLICA 1873 Single Action Army $40.00

[ramblinoak1]

REPLICA 1873 Single Action Army .45 Revolver and holster
very nice condition all parts are in working order...I sold a few of the replica rifles i had on here..I read that these were prop guns from the 50's but I cannot confirm that....This will not fire live ammo.....this is a prop gun/toy/wall hanger etc

$40.00

I will post a pic later tonight

pickup in Blaine..........thanks ramblin
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[tman]

This may be helpful - or not. It's a link from the gun digest e-zine I got a few days ago. It talks about the period of time when Colt wasn't making SAA's and Ruger hadn't started yet.

GUN DIGEST LINK

Odd as it might seem today, for a brief time in the mid-1950s, revolvers made by the Great Western Arms Co. of Los Angeles, Calif., were the beau ideal of the American handgun scene. At that time, Colt’s SAA was out of production, Ruger’s Vaquero wasn’t even a twinkle in Bill Ruger’s eye, and the Italian houses of Uberti and Pietta hadn’t been founded. If you wanted an authentic, brand-new single-action .45, you wanted a Great Western.

click the blue linky for the entire article.

[DanM]

PM inbound.

[ramblinoak1]

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[DanM]

Bump for a straight shooter. Ramblin' is up-front and honest.

[sack peterson]

I'm always looking for leads on Great Westerns to buy here locally if anyone knows of any. PM or email me off my site.

[ramblinoak1]

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