Uberti post them!

ME94 · #1 04-25-2022, 10:04 PM

I have been wanting a 38/40 for a while, especially with bisley grips. I found this one on GB; I watch for a week or so and finally hit the buy now button. Probably paid a hundred or so more for it than it was worth. I just tell my self it is only money! Boy is it fun to shoot and has good trigger. 20220413_102131.jpg

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The Norseman · #2 04-25-2022, 10:30 PM

Uberti Bisley 44S&W Special.

Puller · #3 04-25-2022, 11:26 PM

I have an Uberti .22LR Stallion that is a very nice looking shooting iron and seems to be quite well made. I actually like it better than my Ruger Single Six and it's in the same price range.

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bigmoose · #4 04-26-2022, 06:43 AM

Here is my Taylor’s Smokewagon. (Uberti) It came with an action job and is smooth as silk. I love it. .45 Colt of course. Under $500 as I recall.

mgriffin · #5 04-26-2022, 07:25 AM

Love that Uberti and that Smokewagon! I keep trying to thin the herd and instead, I keep adding more "I wants" to my list!

Buick · #6 04-26-2022, 07:30 AM

I picked up this Cimarron .44 Spl recently and its become one of my favorite handguns. These Ubertis are true bargains in firearms, and that's a very rare thing today.

Rodan · #7 04-26-2022, 07:50 AM

Here's my Cimmaron 'Patton' pair, which I've posted before. 4 3/4" .45 Colt. Action work by Bob James. Much fun to shoot!

Ivan the Butcher · #8 04-26-2022, 08:03 AM

I have an Uberti pair of No 3 Russians copied after the Tula Arsenal production revolvers in 44 Russian. I also have a Cimmaron 45 Colt SAA 4" and a Cimmaron 357 mag SAA 5/5.5" Thunderer and a Winchester 1873 rifle in 44 Special.

The Cimmarons were everything the late production Colts were, except expensive!

Ivan

Barbarian-CBX · #9 04-26-2022, 04:44 PM

My Thunderer.

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krsmith58 · #10 04-26-2022, 07:23 PM

Bad pics of my Taurus Gaucho SAA 357 mag. read some bad reviews but have had nothing but fun to report on with the gun i have. well made and nice looking polished stainless. I shoot 38 special in it. 158gr fmj . shoots to point of aim.

krs/kenny

Baltimoreed11754 · #11 04-26-2022, 09:15 PM

Heres a .45colt open top and Schofield. I didn’t keep the open top and sold it back to the club member I’d gotten it from. Wasn’t a very good duelist revolver.

boykinlp · #12 04-26-2022, 10:23 PM

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I have been wanting a 38/40 for a while, especially with bisley grips. I found this one on GB; I watch for a week or so and finally hit the buy now button. Probably paid a hundred or so more for it than it was worth. I just tell my self it is only money! Boy is it fun to shoot and has good trigger. Attachment 571341

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Beautiful grips! Usually I don't see ones that nice from the factory.
Larry

TheHobbyist · #13 04-27-2022, 09:44 AM

Very nice, OP. That has to be a great point shooter and comfortable as an old pair of jeans. Nice

Thuer · #14 04-27-2022, 10:04 AM

This is my Uberti made Russian with an original. I do shoot the Uberti often. It is in .44 Russian and on 25 meter it shoots great.
The original is in good conditon. But stay in my collection.

racoonbeast · #15 04-27-2022, 10:04 AM

I bought this a few years back just for having some fun with at the range. We had a ton of .38 Special ammo that had been loaded and we had not used over the years. I thought that I would get something fun to shoot to burn this ammo up. I bought this and one of those "bullet absorbing" yellow balls. At the end of a day of "serious" shooting we toss the ball out, take this thing and see how often we can make the ball jump. Never checked to see how accurate it is, or even where it is sighted in for. Its just a fun gun. We need those too.

BB57 · #16 04-27-2022, 07:05 PM

1885 in .30-30.

Baltimoreed11754 · #17 04-27-2022, 10:32 PM

My 1866 musket and 1873 short rifle. Cody Conagher removed the unwieldy 30 inch barrel for a 20 inch barrel. Used the long forearm. Slicked it up too. Nice rifles.

colt_saa · #18 04-28-2022, 01:12 AM

A few years back, I acquired a El Patron in 357 Magnum as part of a trade package. I did not want the revolver and would never have thought to buy one. I did the deal because of some other firearms that I wanted in the package.

My intent was to sell the El Patron as I prefer my Single Actions in 45 Long Colt.

However, I liked the fit, finish and feel of the revolver so much I decided to shoot it first. Mine came with a great trigger out of the box.

Well I still own that revolver today and I keep thinking about adding another one in a longer barrel length

waffles · #19 04-28-2022, 01:43 AM

I had this one, was fun to shoot and I'd carry it occasionally when I was bored. Stock hand spring broke, once I replaced it with a real Colt part it ran 100% (setting aside crummy ammo jumping the crimp).

dsf · #20 04-28-2022, 02:46 AM

A "sort of" Uberti - Uberti parts, USFA finished with Turnbull case hardening.

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I did a "bid & forget" and happened to be the only one going for it.

D Brown · #21 04-28-2022, 03:58 AM

UBERTI CATTLEMAN 45 COLT, 4-3/4" Barrel, Blue

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s&wchad · #22 04-28-2022, 08:12 AM

Only one Uberti here, a Stoeger import 1873 in .45 Colt.

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raljr1 · #23 04-28-2022, 08:21 AM

Here's mine, a Cattleman model. One day a coworker and I took it out to have some fun, I asked him if he ever fanned a single action. He replied that he had not. He can't say that anymore....I wouldn't make a habit of it, but emptying a couple of cylinders while slapping the hammer, and actually hitting the target, was fun.

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Pisgah · #24 04-28-2022, 08:32 AM

Flat Top Target .45 Colt

ko41 · #25 04-28-2022, 09:52 AM

My first Uberti was this 1873 Carbine that the previous owner had converted to .41 Magnum.

Second one I bought was this Schofield in .44-40.
Of course, I need some companion pieces in .44-40, so I also picked up a 7.5" 1873 Cimmaron Bisley and 1873 Special Sporting Rifle with a 24.5" barrel. Sorry, no photos of those yet.

Various shots of .45 Colt 1873 Sporting Rifle w/18" half octagon barrel, 1873 Cattleman Bisley w/5.5" barrel and Cimarron Thunderer w/3.5" barrel.
Holsters and belt by Reddog Leather.

Nickle plated 1875 No.3 2nd Model Schofield in .45 Colt with a Chiappa 1892 Take Down .45 Colt w/24" octagon barrel in the backgound.

KO

John_M52 · #26 04-28-2022, 10:54 AM

I've been looking for an 1883 Cattleman in .22 LR 12 shot for a friend. It's on their website but I've yet to see one actually for sale.

Anyone have one/seen one?

Baltimoreed11754 · #27 04-28-2022, 11:35 AM

Here’s my rebuilt Stoeger made to resemble the 1873 Spanish Contract Carbine, 1876 NWMP Carbine or Rafe’s 1876 Centennial from Crossfire Trail.

D Brown · #28 04-28-2022, 01:21 PM

My Uberti 1862 Police, .36 Cal. 5 1/2" BBL.

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D Brown · #29 04-28-2022, 01:27 PM

Uberti 1849 Pocket, .31 Cal, 4" BBL.

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Uberti 1860 Army, .44 Cal, 8" BBL.

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Thuer · #31 04-29-2022, 06:11 AM

This is my Uberti Stalion in .22lr. It is my oldest Uberti made in 1969. It shows some age and the cilinder was that bad that i have it refinished. The Uberti mark is on the frame. The grip guard is cut for a shoulderstock I saved this revolver. It was almost scrapped.

geen · #32 04-29-2022, 08:39 AM

my 1894 30-30

Grayfox · #33 04-29-2022, 06:51 PM

My Navy Arms/Uberti Schofield 5", .45 Colt. Really nice revolver that doesn't bang up my knuckles like a traditional SAA design. I'd love to find another in .357/38.

peyton · #34 04-29-2022, 07:18 PM

I want to hop in with a Cimarron arms low wall in 32 WCF. 46 inches long and I bet it weighs almost the same as yours. I just picked it up from gun shop. I found that the the sights were set at 50 yards.

I went by Cabela's last week and the fella in the gun library and I were talking. I mentioned buying the low wall and he said he is he original owner of it and traded the gun for two 270 Winchester rifles, he told me he traded it because his eyesight.

I started at 25 yards, then 50 yards and it was close to being dead on and at a hundred yards i had to cut the 6 inch circle aiming high.

peyton · #35 04-29-2022, 07:36 PM

I met the gentleman back at Cabelas and purchased 150 loaded bullets and 100 starline new brass, all for $200.00. I even asked if he still had the orginal box, which he didn't.

stanmerrell · #36 04-30-2022, 01:19 AM

I have these two Great Westerns which I think are Piettas or Ubertis. Either way, I do like them both.
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Bumpus13 · #37 04-30-2022, 07:38 AM

I’ve got a few.

A pair of El Patron in .45 Colt (5.5” & 4.75”) and an 1849 Pocket in .31

sandog · #38 04-30-2022, 09:00 AM

Cimarron/Uberti Model P, top one is a 7th Cav repro, and bottom is a 5 1/2" "original finish":

Two Uberti .45's flanking a 3rd Gen Colt 44/40.

And this .45 is my favorite after owning around 2 dozen Ubertis over the years, both sixguns and rifles :

CZU · #39 04-30-2022, 09:36 AM

44-40 Flattop Target

Mustang51 · #40 05-05-2022, 02:28 PM

Just picked-up this Artillery Model, and I’m really happy with it. I have had the Remington clone for many years.

Baxter6551 · #41 05-05-2022, 03:26 PM

1862 police .36 caliber. Someone bought at a tag sale for $10. They had no idea it was loaded and capped. Fast forward 10 or so years they wanted it out of the house. They doubled their money and it was safely unloaded. It cleaned up very nice.
Thanks D Brown for correction.

D Brown · #42 05-05-2022, 03:54 PM

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1836 police .38 caliber. Someone bought at a tag sale for $10. They had no idea it was loaded and capped. Fast forward 10 or so years they wanted it out of the house. They doubled their money and it was safely unloaded. It cleaned up very nice.
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I believe that's actually an 1862 Pocket Police. Same frame as the 1849 Pocket, but .36 Cal. instead of .31.

Nice gun regardless!

rags · #43 05-05-2022, 07:23 PM

1873 Cattleman

Faulkner · #44 05-05-2022, 08:54 PM