Colt SAA

[C.O.B.]

FWIW I'd take good pictures and put it on Guns America and guns International befor it went to auction esp Julia's.

[Old and Reliable]

Originally Posted by Richard Anderson

FWIW I'd take good pictures and put it on Guns America and guns International befor it went to auction esp Julia's.

-- Or, if you belong to the NSSA and they allow ads for such fine guns in their publications- although, not being a "skeet-er" side-by-sides are probably not gonna fetch what a Win M42 skeet gun would--just my "shot"!!

[C.O.B.]

I've seen this gun and it's worth more than 6 M42's put together. Its a very nice gun and would look good in a certain safe here in Mi if it wern't for the owners flagarent use of his check book at the Southern and Hausmanns

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Richard Anderson

I've seen this gun and it's worth more than 6 M42's put together. Its a very nice gun and would look good in a certain safe here in Mi if it wern't for the owners flagarent use of his check book at the Southern and Hausmanns

Thanks Rich, I appreciate the kind words.

[Dean Romig]

[QUOTE=Francis Morin;45663 "skeet-er" side-by-sides are probably not gonna fetch what a Win M42 skeet gun would--just my "shot"!![/QUOTE]

The best "tire kickers" were a lot kinder than that.

[Old and Reliable]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

The best "tire kickers" were a lot kinder than that.

:bowdown :- never have owned a "Midget Model 12" like the 00 frame 28 gauge Parkers, they are light, lithe and just right for some guys- me, I stay with the muzzle forward feel on 12 gauge M12's and 12 side-by's with 30" barrels- best for my shooting style- which ain't "skeets"--I saw a nice Iver Johnson "Hercules" ejector 12 at a gun show in March- good wood to metal fit- tried it with snap caps (seller is a good friend) good trigger pulls, ejectors in time--not a bad gun at all-