Post by shazhibHere is another SAA review, from Hartford.
Hartford used to be one of gun shop selling parts or custom models. But they become a maker, using old CMC mold to make SAA. Because those SAA from HWS uses CMC mold, parts are interchangeable except grip (HWS make it bigger than original CMC). HWS now having other range of ex-CMC model, S&W M19, Smython, S&W M15 master piece, S&W M36, Remington Army.
HWS's main focus is good old western models, needless to say, SAA. HWS also list wide range of custom parts for SAA, steel hammer, wide trigger, ABS of HW cylinger, chromed trigger guard or back strap.....
Therefore, for those who want to fire, FD or play, I would say HWS would be a best one.
OK, let's start the photos:
FD model with white plastic grip
From right side
markings on a barrel and FD special cylinder pin
Close up from left side and it's marking
Right side around trigger. Can you see this one has wide trigger
Another unique point of this gun, "non-skip-cylinder". There is a metal tip inserted just right next to a notch to prevent cylinder overrun when you play really fast
From front of cylinder. Kokusai like small insert
You can see a color differece between barrel and frame. Barrel is made from ABS where body is from HW. This is due to, HW may not bear hard FD action
Look of the rounds. The size is not real size unfortunately, around .41 size.
View from back side. Although, this gun does not have realistic marking or followed detail as CAW does, very fun to play with
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