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BerdanSS · March 3, 2013, 01:03 AM

My brother has one in 45 colt with a 4.75" barrel and case colored frame (the RR45CH4 model). I've shot it on several occasions. It's pretty well made, decent accuracy and a blast to shoot. Only hitch that made me go with a uberti hombre, was the transfer bar action. Call me a purest...but to me a SSA clone should have a hammer mounted firing pin instead of them there new fangled things

Quality and accuracy wise though is on par with my 4.75" .45 colt uberti. Our local gun shop is a stocking dealer of the heritage arms guns. I believe he paid around $329 for his out the door on veterans day weekend, with his appreciation discount. Think it was like $389 before? Not bad...although I got my uberti for $270 including shipping and a $10 transfer fee (buddy owns a gun shop) NIB off of gunbroker from Tanners sports

March 3, 2013, 01:03 AM	#2
BerdanSS Senior Member Join Date: April 3, 2011 Location: to close to other houses Posts: 1,176	My brother has one in 45 colt with a 4.75" barrel and case colored frame (the RR45CH4 model). I've shot it on several occasions. It's pretty well made, decent accuracy and a blast to shoot. Only hitch that made me go with a uberti hombre, was the transfer bar action. Call me a purest...but to me a SSA clone should have a hammer mounted firing pin instead of them there new fangled things Quality and accuracy wise though is on par with my 4.75" .45 colt uberti. Our local gun shop is a stocking dealer of the heritage arms guns. I believe he paid around $329 for his out the door on veterans day weekend, with his appreciation discount. Think it was like $389 before? Not bad...although I got my uberti for $270 including shipping and a $10 transfer fee (buddy owns a gun shop) NIB off of gunbroker from Tanners sports Last edited by BerdanSS; March 3, 2013 at 01:08 AM.