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Stainz · February 22, 2010, 08:23 AM

The USFA base model - 'The Rodeo' - is $625 MSRP starting - and a better version of the original Colt Model P - just with a nearly 'Parkerized' functional finish. Rodeo II, ie, 'New Rodeo', has a satin nickel finish starting at $695. 'The Single Action' comes with beautiful CCH/blued finish - and in more caliber choices (The Rodeo's are .38 Spcl & .45 Colt only!) - starts at $975. All are super quality - made in Hartford. I've fondled them... wow! I've owned Ruger SA's - no more of them for me. If I ever get re-interested in SA shooting - I'll likely get a Rodeo.

Stainz

PS The USFA revolvers can get expensive. Example... grips: Standard - hard rubber - one extra, Elephant Ivory, is $725 more!

February 22, 2010, 08:23 AM	#14
Stainz Senior Member Join Date: May 13, 2007 Location: Alabama Posts: 749	The USFA base model - 'The Rodeo' - is $625 MSRP starting - and a better version of the original Colt Model P - just with a nearly 'Parkerized' functional finish. Rodeo II, ie, 'New Rodeo', has a satin nickel finish starting at $695. 'The Single Action' comes with beautiful CCH/blued finish - and in more caliber choices (The Rodeo's are .38 Spcl & .45 Colt only!) - starts at $975. All are super quality - made in Hartford. I've fondled them... wow! I've owned Ruger SA's - no more of them for me. If I ever get re-interested in SA shooting - I'll likely get a Rodeo. Stainz PS The USFA revolvers can get expensive. Example... grips: Standard - hard rubber - one extra, Elephant Ivory, is $725 more!