Major Hazzard, SASS #23254

Yes, sir, mine are exactly the opposite. Now I'm confused too! Both have very nice actions that could use a little smoothing, but they suit me right down to the ground.

My new Cimarron Frontier arrived yesterday. If anyone is in the market for a nice single action .45, I would certainly endorse this make and model. This is my second one, the first being two years ago. That one was a 5.5" and although cosmetically there wasn't anything to really object to, it was only about average for looks. Unfortunately it had some serious timing issues and had to "back" to Texas for adjustment. To Cimarron's credit, it didn't take long to get it back and it's fine now. This new one has much better case coloring and it seems perfectly timed. Also, I was really pleased to notice Pietta (or maybe Cimarron) seems to have read my mind and started finishing their hammer spurs with the nice knurling Uberti's used for years instead of just a basic serration pattern. Looks real nice. Finally, it's worth noting these "Frontier" models are now available in .44-40 in all three barrel lengths in both "Old Model" and "Pre-War" frames. Oh, and four-clicks, of course. Won't be long I'll have a couple of those too.