Uberti 346131 1873 Cattleman Bisley NM: Embodying Classic Style and Performance

In July of 1873, the Colt Single Action Army was officially adopted by the U.S. Army, marking the replacement of the older Model 1860 percussion-cap revolvers. This iconic firearm quickly gained popularity among soldiers, who were captivated by its formidable stopping power, exceptional accuracy, and straightforward maintenance. The Single Action Army's reputation spread rapidly across the American West, and its acclaim crossed the Atlantic Ocean, finding favor in England for pistol marksman competitions.

In 1894, the Colt Bisley Single Action Army model made its debut at the British Commonwealth Championship Match held in Bisley, England. The Bisley variant was specifically engineered for enhanced accuracy, featuring a lengthened grip frame, target-style grips, and a wide, low-profile hammer. While in England the Bisley Model found its primary use in recreational shooting, in America, it was predominantly embraced as a reliable self-defense weapon, as the grip and hammer design facilitated rapid shooting.

Uberti faithfully recreates the renowned 1873 Cattleman Bisley Revolvers with meticulous attention to detail. These authentic reproductions capture the essence of the original design, complete with the distinctive "target-style" grips and grip frame. Additionally, the revolvers showcase a color case-hardened body, imparting a timeless and aesthetically pleasing appearance. To further enhance accuracy, Uberti equips these revolvers with target sights, ensuring precision and confidence with every shot.

With Uberti's 1873 Cattleman Bisley Revolvers, firearm enthusiasts can experience the essence of a bygone era, as these finely crafted reproductions pay homage to the legendary Colt Single Action Army. From the authentic design to the exceptional craftsmanship, these revolvers offer a glimpse into the rich history and enduring appeal of this iconic firearm.