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This is a discussion on Who likes Uberti within the Single Action Revolvers forums, part of the Handgun Forum category; Here's my favorite SA in .45 5.5" Stainless Uberti with firing pin on the hammer It's a great shooter Photo_2018-02-12_07-41-11_PM_1577740891331.jpg...
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Junior Member Joined: Dec 2019 Posts: 13 | Who likes Uberti
Here's my favorite SA in .45 5.5" Stainless Uberti with firing pin on the hammer It's a great shooter Photo_2018-02-12_07-41-11_PM_1577740891331.jpg |
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Senior Member Joined: Jan 2014 From: Texas Panhandle. Posts: 3,846 |
That's a good lookin SA!
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Senior Member Joined: Jan 2013 From: northern wisconsin Posts: 6,001 | |
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Senior Member Joined: Jun 2015 From: High Desert of South Arizona Posts: 863 |
This is a bit off topic, but as I understand it Uberti and Cimarron are about like Dodge and Plymouth. This is about the weirdest revolver I've seen. No loading gate. The cartridge is just wide open after you load it in. Point the barrel up and it will just fall out. No ejection rod either. You have to just let gravity pull out the empties, or pick them out with a fingernail. https://ontargetmagazine.com/2019/12...rsion-380-acp/ I keep wanting a nice cowboy gun, but given the amount of range time my one single action gets (Single Six) I know what the result would be. Last edited by Shakyshoot; 01-04-2020 at 04:38 PM. |
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Senior Member Joined: Jan 2013 From: northern wisconsin Posts: 6,001 |
Cimarron and Taylors are simply importers. They don't make any guns, though Cimarron claims to do extra QC when they bring guns in and also to have a close working relationship with the Uberti plant in Italy, though to what extent is debated in some circles. Both offer some in-house gunsmithing on selected models. The point is that they don't make guns, only import them. In the past, there have been other importers. Note, too, that Cimarro and Taylors also import other brands of Italian guns, such as Piettta, Pedersoli and so on, meaning not all Cimarrons or Taylor guns are made by Uberti. My Cimarron Frontier 357, for instance, is a Pietta and has also been a great gun. Very accurate. Outshot my Ruger Vaquero and has a better trigger to boot, so the Ruger is gone. ![]() Last edited by north country gal; 01-05-2020 at 09:09 AM. |
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Junior Member Joined: Aug 2020 Posts: 2 |
Well, I'll be trying out a Taylors&Company 1873 Smokewagon this week as I'm picking it up tomorrow. In 357 because of cheap 38 ammo. I'm really pumped! Sadly I bought the standard Smokehouse and not the deluxe. $507 was my reason, and I didn't research well enough. This is my introduction into the cowboy pistol. I just hope I can get it to shoot POA! Accuracy is high on my priority behind reliability The Ruger Lipsey Bisley Blackhawk in 44 Special with adjustable sights is quite accurate and spoiled me. I want to carry lever guns in 44 mag and 357 to carry together. |
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Junior Member Joined: Jun 2020 Posts: 1 |
Well it’s a Uberti but only a 22l LR.
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