Growing Collection of Uberti Single Action Revolvers

[slower than...]

I am finding it hard to resist these reproductions by Uberti. Left to right (and also in the order I purchased them):

1858 Remington New Army Conversion, with 8" octagon barrel
1875 Remington Army Outlaw, with 7.5" barrel
1873 Colt Single Action Army, with 5.5" barrel
1873 Colt Single Action Army Bird's Head, with 3.5" barrel

[eagle eye]

Nice collection

['ol shooter]

Very nice indeed.

[pitfighter]

Nice - how does the 1858 conversion shoot.

I had a BP 1858 replica and it was a tac driver - with lighter loads, it would clover leaf if I was steady enough.

[TRICKSTER]

Yep, they are addictive.

[DaveInOroValley]

Got one in my Dad's trust, very nice craftsmanship. I still haven't shot it yet.

[rdfact]

Yep, they are addictive.

How long are the barrels on the top two?

[TRICKSTER]

How long are the barrels on the top two?

18".

[slower than...]

Nice - how does the 1858 conversion shoot.

I had a BP 1858 replica and it was a tac driver - with lighter loads, it would clover leaf if I was steady enough.

It is a good shooter. I use "Cowboy Action loads" which are light for the 45 Colt. Truthfully, I shoot better with my single action revolvers than with my modern Sigs or Glocks, mainly because of the longer length between the front and rear sights.

[slower than...]

Yep, they are addictive.

Wow. I'm envious. Would love to get a Schofield one of these days.

[slower than...]

How long are the barrels on the top two?

The 1858 has an 8" octagon barrel. The 1875 has a 7.5" round barrel.

[Richochet]

Uberti revolvers are great! Well made, shoot well, reasonable price. WHat's not to like?!!!

[vino68]

Wow! Those are sweet!

[Bainter1212]

You are missing a Walker. I use mine as a framing hammer when it isn't being shot

[omega]

the Uberti M1875 Schofield

these break open design M1875 Schofield pistols are also interesting