Sixguns

I know this forum is quite low on opinions, mine included. But, I would like to hear some thoughts on my latest illness:
I am feeling a vague craving for another single action. 
I have been through several phases, but now I am narrowing my thoughts to:
1) an original Ruger Vaquero in .44 Magnum
or
2) a Freedom Arms 83 in .454 Casull
or
3) a Freedom Arms 97 in .44 Magnum.

Some additional info:

Hello all, just joined up. I currently own only 2 Single Action 6 shtooters (pic in avatar), both Uberti, a Cattleman and a Millennium (model that is now sold as the Hombre). Both have the trigger mounted hammer block "safety" (NOT to be relied on of course, loading 5 is normal).

Greetings from NC.  Got a question about the Blackhawk and Redhawks.  I've been loading my 45 Blackhawk with the heaver loads recommended only for Blackhawks with good results.  I was wondering if the Redhawks are just as strong and can accept the same loads.  I have not seen the Redhawk listed in any loading manual so I hesitate to try it until I get more information.  And it would be for a 45 Redhawk also.  

Keep your eyes on this thread. If things go right I should have 3 new/old sixguns to report on. Kinda fits my sense of irony to use the internet to lay hands on some things I've wanted from times before I was born.
 

My wife surprised me the other day and it gave me a kick in the pants to get back to my revolver roots.

Ok guys, we talk about them all the time.  Lets see what all the talk is about.  Post a pic or two of your SA sixguns.  I just can't get enough of reading about and viewing all the fine specimens.  Alas, I only have one Vaquero in my stash but that will hopefully change with the addition of a Ruger Bisley Flattop in 44SPL in the near future.  So anyway, post a pic or two and tell us a little about your collection of SA sixguns.

...of my guns, but not all. Not all sixguns, either, but close...