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I would argue that Mr Skeuse ensured the weight and balance was replicated to the examples of the originals he chose.
The "feel" a gun has is part physical, part mental. How much of each is in the mind of the beholder.
That's the part about these reproductions being relatively new and not an American made gun. They'll never command the awe, in our generations, that the originals will.
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