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Andy Griffith · May 22, 2009, 09:15 AM

Well, my first C&B revolver was a Pietta .44 brass frame that was given to me about 35 years ago. I still have it, but it's looser than...well, let's just say that too many full-loads went through it before I knew any better.

I still have it and it's shootable- never had any problems out of it at all that weren't user inflicted.

I now have a good collection of C&B revolvers, the majority of which are Pietta manufacture and have never had any problems out of them other than losing parts I drop on the floor.

I hope to get some pictures this weekend of them all being out on the range.

I can certainly understand the frustration of buying a product and it not behaving the way it was intended.

May 22, 2009, 09:15 AM	#35
Andy Griffith Senior Member Join Date: May 14, 2009 Location: Macon Co. NC Posts: 591	Well, my first C&B revolver was a Pietta .44 brass frame that was given to me about 35 years ago. I still have it, but it's looser than...well, let's just say that too many full-loads went through it before I knew any better. I still have it and it's shootable- never had any problems out of it at all that weren't user inflicted. I now have a good collection of C&B revolvers, the majority of which are Pietta manufacture and have never had any problems out of them other than losing parts I drop on the floor. I hope to get some pictures this weekend of them all being out on the range. I can certainly understand the frustration of buying a product and it not behaving the way it was intended.