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  • ruger41

    Very nice! I’m partial to Ruger single actions but I love the Colt clones and real Colt SAA’s. I owned a Uberti 5 1/2” with dual cylinders in .45 Colt/.45 ACP years ago but had to sell it to pay some bills. Would love to get another one.

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  • William81
    USFA made great firearms....too bad they went out of business...I owned a Rodeo in .38 Special, very well made and accurate.
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  • truthful
    I have a Uberti .45 Colt with a 7-inch barrel. Extremely well made, and amazingly accurate especially given those original 1873-style crappy sights.
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  • Grasshopper
    USFA was one of the best. Don't know what happened, guess cost versus sales. But yea, I like them.
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  • discusdad
    i've had this Uberti for a couple months  one range trip sadly,  but what i do know of this ,  is that it is well fit,  case hardening looks great,  fit and finish of the grips is plwasing to both the touch  and feel.  i am very pleased with what i paid for it,  considering also  it is a fine running partner to the winchester clone in 45LC i bought from Ricci a few months back.

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  • rufe-snow
    Only had a couple of single actions, over the years. The Swiss Hammerli, (Dakota), was first rate. But hated the old time, fixed sight notch in the frame. It was chambered in .357. Shooting mostly 38 Specials, it was off something like 4". That I had no way to compensate for. Except Kentucky windage.
    The Ruger .45 Blackhawk, was a great improvement, with it's adjustable rear sights. But long ago, i decided that single actions  just weren't my thing. And cut it loose. 

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