ok i have to ask about the seville handguns

[shaner]

i have been shooting single actions for yrs, mainly uberti and blackhawks. the sevilles you guys show and talk about have really got my interest, would you sort of explain the story on them thanks in advance ,

[Lee Martin]

Start here:

www.singleactions.com/files/United_Sporting_Arms_Article_2011.pdf

Let me know if you have any other questions. I'd be more than happy to answer them.

BTW, I'm writing a book on these guns. With the help of a friend I hope to get it published in the next year or two.

-Lee
www.singleactions.com
"Building carpal tunnel one round at a time"

[shaner]

thanks , i wish while i was living in az tucson i would have did more searching on them, very interesting,

[needsmostuff]

Apr 9, 2012 11:21:43 GMT -5 shaner said:

thanks , i wish while i was living in az tucson i would have did more searching on them, very interesting,

Jeeeze, I was living here when they were being built all around here. Tucson , Bisbee, Tombstone. Didn't know any thing about them. At the time I read too many magazines to have any interest in single actions. Them and 30/30 s were all but dead anyway ,right.

[robl]

Needsmo, I was stationed at Fort Huachuca in the early 1980s reading everything I could about big bore handguns, and shooting my 1955 target M-19 and M-29 and had no idea that there were these super cool super well made SAs being built so close by...