Yeah, that's how my CZ and HK pistols are, but what about antiques like a Colt single action army?
Yeah, that's how my CZ and HK pistols are, but what about antiques like a Colt single action army?
Beside the point, as they are not using antiques on set, but rather replicas which have modern safety features like I mentioned.
Beside the point, as they are not using antiques on set, but rather replicas which have modern safety features like I mentioned.
According to Colt SAA wiki;
>Starting in 1999, Colt began manufacturing a version of the Single Action Army revolver with a modern transfer bar safety, allowing it to be carried with the hammer resting on a loaded chamber.
So, it is plausible.
According to Colt SAA wiki;
>>Starting in 1999, Colt began manufacturing a version of the Single Action Army revolver with a modern transfer bar safety, allowing it to be carried with the hammer resting on a loaded chamber.
So, it is plausible.
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