Why does a "pearl style" grip add over $200 to what looks just like a Cattleman II? Is there more description that is missing? Perhaps it it has all coil springs and custom tuning, but it seems to be just a Cattleman II. Thanks!

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Why does a "pearl style" grip add over $200 to what looks just like a Cattleman II? Is there more description that is missing? Perhaps it it has all coil springs and custom tuning, but it seems to be just a Cattleman II.  Thanks!

James G. · Answer

It is pretty much just a Cattleman. Stock levels play a part in wild price swings Charles. I have seen high cost high stock firearms ridiculously close in price to lower cost low stock similar firearms and vice versa. If you get in tune with the inventory level game, you can save hundreds on firearms from Buds. *****Note - as stock numbers go up and down, prices follow the opposite suite).

Randy I. · Answer

Charles I agree but here is a nice review http://www.handgunsmag.com/reviews/featured_handguns_hg_ubertisingle_200907/

Steve P. · Answer

Its just a regular Cattleman, It looks nice but I couldn't see paying the extra $200 either for the grip. If you were to buy Norton will give $100 if the price drops within 30 days of your purchase. If you feel an answer is helpful please click the green box stating it as the best answer. We are rated on our answers and are just volunteers. Thank you!

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Why does a "pearl style" grip add over $200 to what looks just like a Cattleman II? Is there more description that is missing? Perhaps it it has all coil springs and custom tuning, but it seems to be just a Cattleman II. Thanks!