Traditions JH Dance revolver

[WV Scrounger]

Here are some .36 Dance pistols with the squareback triggerguard....
http://rprca.tripod.com/ModelsConfederate.html
.there is a post on this forum that explains about the 36's,
especially the fact that not many .36 Dance repros were produced and they arent being produced anymore....
http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php?topic=23975.0

[WV Scrounger]

well....My new Traditions ( pietta) Dance .44 arrived today. I must say the Pietta has come a long way. The fir and finish are superb!  Just as good as any of my Uberti's. I am VERY PLEASED and cant wait to get out to the range !

[Curly Red Ryder]

Hey Forty Rod....very observant ! ! !  I was wondering the same thing and I found a website that tends to make you think the .36 Dance pistol had the round trigger guard and the .44 Dance pistol have the squareback trigger guard....
 here is the website.....Look at the 6th photo under the Dance catagory
http://civilwarhandgun.com/obscure.htm
    they show a pice of a dance with a squareback trigger guard....
  I have been looking all over  a Dance pistol and noticed that one of the sellers were listing them as " Second Generation"
.......anybody else see that

It seems that the photo you are refering to is the photo of a replica, not an original one. If you look closely at the tagg for the gun with theTexas star on, it's labelled .44. Thedetails of the gun on the 6th photo are very like on the replica including the CH frame.

[Doc O]

WV.
How does the Dance shoot.
Been thinking of one my self.

Doc

[Curly Red Ryder]

WV.
How does the Dance shoot.
Been thinking of one my self.

Doc

Mine is not bad and shoot well and precise, but cannot well hold it  due to the small handle and the square trigger guard caused me some pain on my mid finger articulation.