pokute
Active Member
I accidentally wound up with these a couple of years ago. Only shot them a little bit. Kind of like much better fitted and finished Rugers. The second one is a QwikKit, which can be converted between 357, 44, and 45 if you can somehow find the bits and pieces (There were 40 sets made). They both have the crummy Ruger type pull-through transfer bar feel, even though the Abilene has a more FA 97 type transfer bar:
They're both wearing Herrett stocks that I made by modifying Super Blackhawk stocks (The grip frame of the USA guns was intentionally different from the Ruger to keep Uncle Bill from getting riled). The sight extension on the Seville was EDM'd by Mike Dewey of LASC, the inventor of the Dewey silhouette trigger, and builder of spectacular Anschutz pistols and rifles.
As pretty as the USA guns are, the trigger feel makes them less fun to shoot than 3-screw Rugers and SAA's.
They're both wearing Herrett stocks that I made by modifying Super Blackhawk stocks (The grip frame of the USA guns was intentionally different from the Ruger to keep Uncle Bill from getting riled). The sight extension on the Seville was EDM'd by Mike Dewey of LASC, the inventor of the Dewey silhouette trigger, and builder of spectacular Anschutz pistols and rifles.
As pretty as the USA guns are, the trigger feel makes them less fun to shoot than 3-screw Rugers and SAA's.