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| Question: Submitted on: 12/4/2011 7:43:35 PM by: Steve C |
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| Come on, how about a .357 in the S.A. line-up? |
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you got it- see Shooting Master-!
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| Question: Submitted on: 12/3/2011 6:52:26 PM by: Gary D |
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| I am still anticpating the return of your Omnipotent revolver. Any thought of it being brought back? Thanks. |
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Gary- not before we finish re-tooling the SAA line!
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| Question: Submitted on: 12/2/2011 4:01:36 PM by: Matt H |
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| Mr. Donnelly, I just purchased a single action .45 from Ten Ring Precision. It is 450DT and was finished by Doug Turnbull. Fine, fine weapon. Can you provide some additional information on this particular model? Was it a special run/model? I also have a rodeo .45 (S-174); any plans to continue their production? Are the forcing cones already cut at 11 degrees? Thanks for building such a superb SAA. Sincerely from a fellow DU alumnus (GSIS 2006), Matt Harris |
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First all barrels are 11 degrees, second the DT guns are unfinished part sets sold to Turnbull. They are a special run for Turnbull. The Rodeo production has been held back in terms of parts to fill the near one year backlog in higher grades of guns. We will see about opening up availability next year.
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| Question: Submitted on: 12/2/2011 12:23:57 AM by: Rick G |
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| Would a US Patent Firearms 357 SAA vintage 1996 have been made of imported parts or parts made in USA? Were you at the blue ome then? |
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The production profile would have included some subcontracted components both foreign and domestic. If, 357 S&W Magnum... It's a rare gun with probably less than 100 made. We only began making that chambering again in 2009 Shooting Master.
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| Question: Submitted on: 11/25/2011 12:22:10 PM by: William O |
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| Does USFA provide letters of authenticity, I have a Nickel plated China Camp,that I would like to now more about. |
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please contact Cherel in our office who can handle this
860-296-7441
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| Question: Submitted on: 11/8/2011 9:20:32 PM by: Rob S |
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| Have you guys considered making a reproduction of General George S. Patton's single action six shooter?
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Yes, that pattern and ivory grip with lanyard is available thru the custom shop. You should be looking at a minimum of 6 mos.
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| Question: Submitted on: 8/1/2011 6:06:12 AM by: Antonio D |
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| Not a question just a big big thank you. Dougy boy, just received my single action colt and it's as buetifull as I imagined while speaking with over the phone as I ordered it. Thanks again mate it now a family treasure.
Antonio
Adelaide Australia |
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Yes, Antonio, great to hear it arrived safely! With the price of Gold today- that's a great investment! Your full coverage Sears Gun shows the best craftsmanship we can offer. It is the best that can be achieved today, only from USFA!
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| Question: Submitted on: 7/27/2011 1:11:35 PM by: TERRY S |
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| I DON'T SEE 1911'S
IN THE LINE-UP DOUG.
DID YOU STOP MAKING THEM?
GREAT LOOKING PRODUCTS, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.
TERRY |
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Yes, Terry. We did produce a limited number of 1910's and 1911's .45 and .38 Supers for several years. We may bring this back, however, not until we repair/ rebuild certain fixtures for manufacture. Thank you for your support and interest.
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| Question: Submitted on: 7/26/2011 8:34:00 AM by: Dan H |
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| Does USFA offer the presentaion cases for a firearem I already petchased? |
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Yes, we do have single gun cases made in custom leather and gold trim in Red, Green, Blue and Black Leather. They are keyed with locks.
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| Question: Submitted on: 7/25/2011 11:38:28 PM by: Robin P |
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| I am very interested in the Woodsman pistol, is your company going to indeed produce them? |
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I can tell your just as big a fan of the old Classic Woodsman and Match .22!
Well now, the Woodsman has been a long term project at USFA. Which began in 2010/2011. (not a great time economically but we are moving forward. !) We've done a great job mastering parts that have been out of production for nearly 85 years.! Rediscovering some very interesting processes.
Considering all this, our organic approach, included the purchase of substantial capital equipment... I'm sure you can appreciate all this.
While we have respected the lines of the old Colt Match Target we have a critical innovation to both add flexibility and manufacturing quality to your new Match Woodsman. We have engineered an interchangeable barrel and slab sided barrel weight combination with a special bushing and wrench. You will see this offered in 2 lengths/2 calibers -all out of one magazine!
Calibers will be .22 LR and the .22 Mach2.
The tooling we have engineered will also allow for what we are calling the Classic Woodsman- the old smaller frame with tapered barrel-(not an interchangeable barrel) but perfect for the Camp or hiking or fly fishing in our National Parks!
Inasmuch as we would like to push this entire project more quickly I'm sure you will appreciate the quality when finally delivered. We believe that with current market conditions that a 2012 expectation is more realistic.
Good Shooting!
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| Question: Submitted on: 7/25/2011 9:46:57 PM by: MARK C |
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| WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR BEAUTIFUL USFA 1910 & 1911? ALTHOUGH OUT OF MY PRICE RANGE, THEY WERE SOMETHING TO WISH FOR! |
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Yes Mark, that's true, they were very special hand crafted guns. We are rebuilding the fixtures but I'd estimate an availability next year. Thank you for your support and interest.
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| Question: Submitted on: 7/24/2011 11:32:51 PM by: Art E |
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| Hello,
It's 2011, and I was looking forward to purchasing an M1911 pistol, configured as those issued to Pershing's cavalry along the Mexican border. Is USFirearms still making M1911 pistols?
TIA |
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Yes, see previous answers... Thank you for your support and interest.
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| Question: Submitted on: 7/19/2011 7:24:07 AM by: Jacob W |
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| Any plans on making black powder reproductions in the future? It would be great to have an american made alternative. |
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Yes, we are looking into it. It might surprise you to learn Blackpowder guns ( made correctly) are harder to produce than top strap revolvers. Thank you for your support and interest.
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| Question: Submitted on: 7/11/2011 12:43:16 AM by: Christer N |
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| Looking to swap over the grips on my new Rodeo II single action. What are my options? |
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We have many grips available. Call the factory at 860 296 7441 or visit our fit and feel page at http://www.usfirearms.com/cat/fitandfeel.asp
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