My local Handgun guy

[RanchRoper]

I have been doing lots of research on revolvers and see a new model Uberti 1873 Colt copy called the "Horseman". I have a local Uberti dealer who can supply a good selection from their catalog including this one. It has a couple of updates; coil spring and transfer bar safety so you can load 6 safely. Comes in several calibers incl my .45 Colt.
Have any of you seen this model or know anyone who has one?

[tx gunrunner]

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[tx gunrunner]

I have been doing lots of research on revolvers and see a new model Uberti 1873 Colt copy called the "Horseman". I have a local Uberti dealer who can supply a good selection from their catalog including this one. It has a couple of updates; coil spring and transfer bar safety so you can load 6 safely. Comes in several calibers incl my .45 Colt.
Have any of you seen this model or know anyone who has one?

They also have a 1873 pistol with a short stroke now for SASS matches .... It is a Uberti and all there guns a put together correctly . It's not a Ruger where you must it back to get it built correctly .

Cimarron / Uberti makes http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/elimin ... -45lc.html

[RanchRoper]

I have been doing lots of research on revolvers and see a new model Uberti 1873 Colt copy called the "Horseman". I have a local Uberti dealer who can supply a good selection from their catalog including this one. It has a couple of updates; coil spring and transfer bar safety so you can load 6 safely. Comes in several calibers incl my .45 Colt.
Have any of you seen this model or know anyone who has one?

They also have a 1873 pistol with a short stroke now for SASS matches .... It is a Uberti and all there guns a put together correctly . It's not a Ruger where you must it back to get it built correctly .

It may even have an octagonal barrel? Hard to tell on the Uberti website, but some reviews mention it.

[RanchRoper]

Uberti Horseman with octagonal barrel...oh I gotta get me one of these....

[RanchRoper]

Anyone ever shot the Uberti 1875 Outlaw? I really like the looks of these old timers...but I don't want to mess around with cylinders that pop out to load, or levers that fold down, etc. I want to load like a regular Colt style revolver but this gun looks real good to me.

http://www.uberti.com/outlaw-frontier-a ... -revolvers

I hear from some people that the grip is not as comfortable as the 1873 Cattleman and tougher to sight too?

[daytime dave]

I like that octagonal barrel. It's different.

I also like that outlaw Remington copy. That was the gun that "Preacher" had in the Clint Eastwood remake of Shane if I remember correctly.

[RanchRoper]

I am spending endless hours researching SA revolvers to the point of information overload. I have it narrowed down to:
- 5 1/2" blued barrel with wood grips
- same caliber as my Henry obviously, .45C
- Uberti Horseman cuz I like the transfer bar safety, and it looks almost identical to the 1873 Cattleman
- Uberti Cattleman 1873 cuz it just is a very cool gun and reviews are generally good, and the load 5 with hammer on empty chamber is traditional/historically correct
- Ruger New Vaquero cuz it has transfer bar safety, and reviews are good. But it is also over $1000 here, and the Uberti's can be had for about $650

headache.....I go for my handgun test on June 12th.

[RanchRoper]

I have been doing lots of research on revolvers and see a new model Uberti 1873 Colt copy called the "Horseman". I have a local Uberti dealer who can supply a good selection from their catalog including this one. It has a couple of updates; coil spring and transfer bar safety so you can load 6 safely. Comes in several calibers incl my .45 Colt.
Have any of you seen this model or know anyone who has one?

They also have a 1873 pistol with a short stroke now for SASS matches .... It is a Uberti and all there guns a put together correctly . It's not a Ruger where you must it back to get it built correctly .

Cimarron / Uberti makes http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/elimin ... -45lc.html

TX: I appreciate your input as I think you've likely forgotten more about handguns than I'll ever know. Almost everything I read about Uberti guns supports what you are saying. I'd say I'm about 98% decided on a Uberti, it's just the model now to think about. I'm not likely to SASS or CAS so I'm more inclined to a nice historical period correct recreational shooter. Thks.

[daytime dave]

It sounds like you have done your research well. I'd get the Horseman for the safety factor. If you want to be historically correct, just load five once in a while.