Dusty Sharps

Having owned both, my preference is the Cimarron. I don’t own the Rossi anymore and don’t miss it. The Cimarron is built like a tank and is easier to cock both hammers at once.

I just recently discovered this thread and have read it completely through and enjoyed most of it. I bought my first motorcycle in December of 1969 and paid a whopping $300 for it. It was a 1960 FL, an ex police bike out of Milwaukee with tank shift and foot clutch and that's what I learned to ride on. I've only owned Harley Big Twins for street bikes and have never been without one since 1969. I have owned a few dirt bikes through the years. My current bikes are a 1999 Heritage Springer, a 2003 Electra Glide Classic and a 2010 Crossbones. I like the springer front ends and if I could get a bagger with one, I'd get one and sell the Electra Glide but that's not going to happen, so I'll be keeping the "garbage scow", as I affectionately call it . I usually ride about 350 miles a week between the three, taking turns so as not to ruffle any feathers. The only time I don't ride is when there is ice and snow on the roads which fortunately doesn't last for much more than a couple of months around here. The picture of the Heritage Springer was taken on my 72nd birthday last summer.

Got mine today and they are nice! Thanks Missouri Marshal!

Nice looking loading blocks and just what I was looking for. I just ordered 4 in a couple of different configurations.