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March 8, 2022
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TXGunNut said
Chuck-
Texas Jack’s?
Mike
Texas Jack’s it is. I think it is an outlet for Cimmaron Arms which is also in Fredericksburg.
March 31, 2009
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Stuart Vordenbaum said
TXGunNut said
Chuck-
Texas Jack’s?
Mike
Texas Jack’s it is. I think it is an outlet for Cimmaron Arms which is also in Fredericksburg.
That’s probably it. Texas Jack Wildwest Outfitter and Cimarron Arms dealer.
November 7, 2015
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Chuck said
Stuart Vordenbaum said
TXGunNut said
Chuck-
Texas Jack’s?
Mike
Texas Jack’s it is. I think it is an outlet for Cimmaron Arms which is also in Fredericksburg.
That’s probably it. Texas Jack Wildwest Outfitter and Cimarron Arms dealer.
I have heard the Cimarron firearms imported by Texas Jack are upgraded versions of Italian replicas. My Cimarron SAA replica had upgraded springs, discovered that when I upgraded springs on all my Italian and Colt SAA’s awhile back. Fit may be better, certainly good little shooters.
Mike
March 31, 2009
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CTXGunNut said
I have heard the Cimarron firearms imported by Texas Jack are upgraded versions of Italian replicas. My Cimarron SAA replica had upgraded springs, discovered that when I upgraded springs on all my Italian and Colt SAA’s awhile back. Fit may be better, certainly good little shooters.
Mike
I believe they are. I have a Uberti Cattleman that has had a full action job. It was gone through by a gunsmith that shot Cowboy Action, SASS. He knew what parts had to be hardened to withstand the competition. He also fixed and went through an 1897. Many years ago I thought I was going to participate. I soon realized that I liked collecting and shooting the old guns better.
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