The holster grip would be an extra fifty bucks for the NAA.
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Geez. They make perfectly normal SAAs and 1911s. But they also have that weird 2 at once gun and now this. I hope they don't go down the gimmick gun rathole like USFA.
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Patience is a virtue. I'm waiting until they offer one in .45-70.
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This "switch-gun" revolver has a grip that will fill the hand better than the NAA ones. If the grip doesn't move around, it would be an improvement over the tiny fixed ones. Std Mfg makes really nice SAA replicas, and I hear their 1911s are not too bad. In addition to this switch-gun, they make some other strange guns; a double barrel pump action, and a twin barrel .22LR revolver. I would buy one of these rather than something from NAA
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