COWBOYBUCK

I just bought a new Uberti S&W Schofield Top Break .45LC. I haven't had a chance to shoot it yet, but I really love the quality. Theyalso are just a cool gun.

tx gun runner

I think you will enjoy it . I had one in 44-40 with a 5" barrel that shot like a house on fire in about 2003 . I was doing the CAS / SASS at that time and it don't slip hammer was the only draw back for me . I sold it to a buddy and he just loves it and it is his hunting and fishing carry gun and he don't miss with it ......

Old Jack

beautiful....anxious to hear how it does for you.

RetiredSeabee

Very nice and again great photography.

COWBOYBUCK

Thank you all. This is also the 5 inch barrel known as the Wells Fargo Schofield.

KimberLover

I hope you have better luck with your new Uberti than I did.
I bought a new Uberti falling block 22 on Feb 22.
A week later I fired it 4 times and it would not hold the hammer back to fire after that.
It has been sent to two different locatiions for repair and I haven't seen it since.
I'm at the point of asking for my money back.
The dealer would not take the box to return it in and that concerns me.
Performance like that puts a bad taste in your mouth about a product.

COWBOYBUCK

KIMBERLOVER, I'm sorry to hear that. I hope my gun works good.

KimberLover

Your six gun looks sooo good!
Uberti has a knack for reproducing the original look.
I've pondered buying one of the 38/357s many times.
The falling block was so beautuful I just could not resist buying it.
I'm sceptical now, but where can you find a reproduction that looks so authentic?
I look at the selection of Uberties every time I go in Gander Mtn.
You like TX will probably never have any trouble with the Schofield.

tx gun runner

[QUOTE=KimberLover;183035
A week later I fired it 4 times and it would not hold the hammer back to fire after that.
It has been sent to two different locatiions for repair and I haven't seen it since.
.[/QUOTE]

There is only 3 parts and spring in that Rolling Block action for the hammer and trigger . #10 is a trigger , #115 hammer stirrup , #175 sear and #175 spring . It is the the easiest action in the world to work on . I would get my money back . It take 5 mins to look at it see the broken part and either repair the broke part or get a new part . They are jerking you off .


http://www.uberti.com/sites/default/...ock_manual.pdf

44s Rock

Nice gun Buck! My brother had a 6" but I found it barrel heavy, that 5" looks like it would be ballanced better.
Hey, thanks for finding my hat!!

KS95B40

Cowboybuck, that is one fine looking revolver. I have three old topbreaks (.32 &.38) and enjoy shooting them. I've handled ones like yours at gun shows but have never fired one. I always thought that Uberti had a pretty good reputation, I have shot several of their single actions and they all shot well and had excellent fit and finish.
Looking forward to a range report on yours.

north country gal

Congrats, there, Cowboy. I've always liked the looks of break open revolvers and the way they work. Oh, yeah, we will be needing a range report.

COWBOYBUCK

I hope you get your gun back soon. I agree with TX GUN Runner.

COWBOYBUCK

Thank you everyone. 44's rock, I found your hat in a store and I told them I was just gonna return it too ya but they still made me pay for it. Can you believe that? lol. =~}

44s Rock

Guess I'd better check my hat stack!

COWBOYBUCK

I also want to get in a SASS club. I hope to be joining soon.

COWBOYBUCK

rman43

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tx gun runner

You need not join a club or join CAS/SASS club to shoot the match unless it is a big state match or something . In fact the will loan you gun to shoot a match if your missing one .

Find a club near you .

http://sassnet.com/clubs/index.php

and learn the rules

http://www.sassnet.com/Downloads/SAS...ers19-2014.pdf

Watch a few videos

https://video.search.yahoo.com/searc...ction+shooting

Any question ask me .

Dennis H

I agree with tex as mentioned earlier I have a uberti 45 long colt with the birds mouth handle. Didn't take long and that sweet sound that's made when u spin the cylinder went silent. A piece of spring steel that was poorly punched in manufacturing failed. 10 minutes with my gunsmith workin like a champ. They're jerkin you around or don't know what they're doin. Take it to somebody else.