Yep, I've got one, like it a lot. (However, I would have prefered a shorter bbl.:4-5/8" or 5.6" for carry on any modern conveyance). The 6-1/2" bbl. does add some beneficial inter-sight distance, thereby improving accuracy, though not by as much as some would believe. Off sandbags or a good back rested long range position, I see 1/4"-1/2" group size improvement when compared to that with the shorter tubes.
The gun itself came with a good trigger ~4 lbs., and oddly enough, the sights were dead on with my usual 1000 fps 240 gr LSWC loads (7.5 gr of Unique put up in Special brass, or 8.2 gr Unique in Magnum cases). For the most part, I cast and size my own LSWC's of the Keith 240 gr persuasion and have found that straight wheel weights, sized to 0.431 or 0.432" shoot into nice little clusters
Overall, accuracy runs < 2" at 25 yds from a rested position with most any realistic load. And the gun'll do the same with WWB JSPs or JHP's in the full house magnum mode. For my use vs. KY's white tails, a near max load of 296 backing one of Hornady's 200 gr or 240 gr XTPs, gives me through and through penetration with the usual behind the shoulder hold. These are very rarely DRT deer, but the twin holes provide a blood trail that most hunters can follow up for the short 50 yds or so to the carcass.
For a SA, it's hard to beat, for hunting or range use with lighter loads. You can't do better. I would, however, change out the 'cheese grater' grips for some that are a little more hand-filling. Altamont makes some pretty ones that do nicely and won't break the bank account.
HTH's Rod