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scourge
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What differentiates a Colt SAA from the New Frontier model? I'd like to buy one this year but I'd rather get a shooter (2nd or 3rd gen?), than a collector. Any advice from the Colt experts out there?
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dfc2soft
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The SAA has a blade front sight and a channel down the top strap with a notch in the frame for a rear sight. The New Frontier has a ramp front sight a flat top strap and a fully adjustable rear sight. Otherwise the guns are the same.
John Ward Brandon, Florida
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sweth
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If memory serves me right, then the main difference is adjustable sights on the New Frontier Model.
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jugherffere
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#What differentiates a Colt SAA from the New Frontier model?
Adjustable sights on the New Frontier
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Linda2
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gar, The New Frontier has a flat topstrap (top of the receiver), adjustable sights and a rectangular blade front sight. What was it you plan to buy, the New Frontier or the SAA? The SAA has a groove along the topstrap that acts to align the front sight. Any 3rd generation variation of either of the above, even a shooter, is going to cost at least $1,000.00 American.
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