Uberti® 45 Colt 1873 Cattleman Hombre Revolver
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Ever had a desire to own and shoot one of those classic special-order single action cattleman six-shooters that would have been right at home on the dangerous streets of Dodge City, Kansas? The Uberti 1873 Cattleman series replicates many popular variations of the Colt 1873 Single Action Army, a favorite of soldiers, lawmen, and outlaws alike and arguably the best-selling pistol ever produced. The 45 Colt 1873 Cattleman Hombre Revolver features a features matte-finish blue steel barrel and frame, with a brass trigger guard and backstrap. This revolver features a 4.75'' barrel and fluted six shot cylinder. Total Length: 10.25'' Weight: 2.3 lbs. One piece walnut grip.
- Brand - Uberti
- Action - Single
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by vinvee excellent, but...
This is a great gun. The only sticking point is the base pin, the pin that holds the cylinder in place. It has a safety mechanism attached at the front. Be patient and work with it. It's a sticky part until it gets settled in so don't get frustrated. Some come from the factory not straight also so they are a tight fit. Don't worry. It can be solved by either some really fine sandpaper. No big deal. The pistol shoots awesome and straight, it's a very tight product. Give it a chance with some rounds at the range and let it get broken in. It will make you happy for many many years. Mine shoots awesome, I got the 5.5 inch barrel, blued. I should have gotten the hombre though, it's cheaper and heavier, which is just my personal preference.
May 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by simm I love this pistol
I absolutely love this pistol. I've always been a fan of westerns and SAA revolvers but could never quite talk myself into buying one...until I held this fella in my hand. It is so well balanced and the action is very tight. There is no sloppiness in the cylinder or trigger. I love the way it shoots also. I own a Glock 23 that has a fair amount of upward recoil from the travel of the slide. This revolver has almost no felt recoil by comparison. Very easy to shoot and a nice, quick, crisp trigger. I found some Hornady Leverevolution in .45 Colt and carry those for hogs/yotes when in the field. This pistol is not a wall-hanger, although it looks good enough to be one. It's a workhorse. If your in the field a lot and want a reliable, strong handgun to carry, This is the one to get...plus it's John Wayne Cool!
November 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ashmandps great gun
got one yesterday.fired it today.was going to only fire 20 or so rounds but my daughter and my self went through a whole box.....fun as heck
October 31, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Richneil Great gun!
I love this pistol, it shoots great. I have already shot about 300 rds through it and it works like a charm. A real tack driver! A friend of mine tried it and is now going to get one for himself. It comes with a VERY lite trigger so be careful!
May 16, 2012
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How well does the finish hold up from coming in and out of a leather holster? Also , how well does the finish hold up around the muzzle and the cylinder after multiple firings?
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I have had no trouble with holster wear so far. Very lite wear on the cylinder after more than a month of use and more than 300rds fired.
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Extremely well, I have had mine two years and it stll looks great! It shoots very well. It likes heavy hard cast slugs. I don't shoot any copper through it.Details:Â
I recently purchased this gun, and am wondering if I can shoot anything other than the Winchester 250gr lead flat nose Cowboy Action Loads with it.Answers
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No, they are made from modern steel with tight tolerances. I've shot big loads out of mine, never experimental hand loads though. Don't do this.A:Â
You can shoot whatever rounds you care too (SAAMI specs of course).Details:Â
I am wanting to try and learn to shoot without aiming and just point and shoot like what was done in the old western days. I don't know if this is the gun to use or not. I would also like to know where I might can find some more old style single action pistols.Answers
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Any gun with extensive use will wear out eventually, but replacement parts are available. Check your local cowboy action shooting group.A:Â
I was told that it is not a good idea to shoot this or any other gun that way. They say it damages the hammer each time you do it. I have no proof of this, but I've been around guns long enough that it seems it would cause damage. I'm sure you could get away with it for a while, but you will probably have to have it repaired at some time.A:Â
Although that type firing can be done, it is not recommended. You can point shoot it like a "cowboy" with fast draw but man that is VERY DANGEROUS. Check out the rigs local police use to protect themselves from fast draw mistakes and you will see what I mean. The local Melbourne, Fl. PD have steel deflector shields to protect them against errant draws.A:Â
Might damage your hand if you do that way.Details:Â
It is uberti 1873 hombre revolverAnswers
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The question was weather or not a permit is required for purchase, and for that you should check your state laws.
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Yes, this is a firearm.Answers
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Some people incorrectly label it as a 45 long colt, but it just doesn't matter.45colt=45LC
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There is no such thing as "Long Colt" or "Short Colt". It's .45 Colt.So yes, the misrepresented ".45 Long Colt" will fit.
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want to buy this pistol for starter gun.on a tight budgetAnswers
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Excellent starter gun for a tight budget. Just be careful not to damage the action by 'fanning' it, and you'll be just fine.. Adios..A:Â
Bough mine in October and love it. I added a 45ACP aftermarket cyclinder and it is extremeley accurate. I am retired and carried every type of handgun in law enforcement and military and a former firearms instructor. I recommend a double action 38 or 357 as a first gun. Unless you reload, ammo is high for a 45 Colt. But, the gun is durable, relable and works great. Money well spent. I even carry is as a CCW sometimes and feel well armed.Answers
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Of course! Before guns, people hunted with sticks and rocks!A:Â
Bought mine in October and reload for it and shoot it all the time. Also bought a 45 acp cylinder and love it as well. At close range, say 15 yards I can hit a coke can say 90% of the time. For small game it would be great. You cannot hot load for this Colt clone like you can for a Ruger or Contender. Check the net, there are lots of hunters that swear by standard loads for deer and hogs. I think the fixed sights are really going to limit your range. I carry mine in hopes of a shot at a coyote one day. They are fun shooting guns and no reason you cannot hunt with one at reasonable ranges. I am not a handgun hunter, but have killed 100+ deer, elk, antelope and only one with a 44 mag handgun. If you are wanting to hunt deer size game, I would suggest you go to 44 mag or one the the Rugers or other guns you can shoot magnum loads in. Just my 2 cents. Enjoy.A:Â
You could, but that's not really what this firearm is designed for. This is a presentation and shooting enjoyment firearm, in my opinion. I wouldn't want to put this gun to any heavy duty rugged use, if for no other reason than the likelihood of of ruining the rather nice finish!1 of 1
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