1873 Uberti Cattleman in .45 Colt
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Shooting and discussing a New Model Uberti Cattleman in .45 Colt.
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Oh he’s definitely using dead eye.
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I think is the eagle eye? I think
Brayan RDR 2 buddy
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He doesnt need dead eye
The Colt .45 Peacemaker is the most beautiful gun I've ever seen. I'm glad companies are making clones.
I have to agree. Colt is my favorite firearm company. Then Winchester after that Remington and Ruger along with Springfield armory. But Colt is number one. Samuel Colt started an incredible company. The peacemaker is an awesome feat of engineering and ergonomics. The 1849 pocket model and the 1851 Navy were some of his first great designs. Another one of my favorite firearms is the 1911 Colt automatic. We can thank John Browning but Colt is the one that produced them in numbers.
Good thing the O'driscolls didn't run up on him
dan1235 why is that a good thing I hate the o’driscolls 😂😂😂
Damn o Driscolls i hate Skinners and The. Lemoyn raiders
@ king of skulls I hate the raiders. I don’t think twice about shooting every single one of them if their tongue even moves and as for the skinners them guys are scary if they were real I would never walk alone in the woods
Or lemoyme raiders
Good thing for the O' Driscolls
As of tomorrow when I turn 21, this will be my first handgun of my own. I've always loved the looks of the old revolvers and I found an affordable Uberti with a 7.5 in barrel. Looking forward to taking it to the range.
Hope you can find some ammo
@@billhensley8324 Good one.
How did it go? You never updated the post and I'm curious ;-)
Sempre adorei
Essas armas
1000's of years from now archaeologists will excavate this location, find all the casings, and assume a world war happened here.
@Phil M heh
This guy shoots so often I wouldn't be surprised if he picks up most of his brass for reloading.
@@Rumblefiah yea I'm willing to bet a guy who shoots as often as him probably saves his brass.
@@Gary_Lifts He definitely saves alot but listen as he walks you can hear the jingle jangle of tons of spent brass under his feet.
Yeah and Hickok buried with all of his babies.
the old west guns are my favorite
TheWilliam1991tube same
I like some western guns, but there's something special about early and late civil war firearms. So much innovation in such a short time
Basque Country
Me to
ME TOO I LOVE THEM!
Watched part 1 and 2, put on my shoes, drive to the gun store 3 minutes from my house, and bought a Uberti 1873 Cattleman in stainless. Love it so far! Thanks Hickok!
John Marston approves
As well as Arthur Morgan
@VillainousCreatorRDR 1 main character is John Martson.
@VillainousCreator the cattleman is all John ever uses
I approve
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Hickok gets that little twinkle in his eye when he's shooting any kind of revolver! I do believe they are his favorite!
1K from now, no one is going to search or care.
@@rcmarquette3838 lol.
@@rcmarquette3838 wrong comment
@Bunnyshooter 223 ive got a Taylor's 45LC and it's fun. My brother has a Blackhawk it's fun too. If you look it up a judge is a .410 and 45lc
@@rcmarquette3838 wut lol
I think it's fascinating that you can actually see the bullet about a second before it impacts. Very Cool!
Are you sure that's not the bullet coming back off of the target after it has hit? I know the sound comes after, but sound travels slower.
@@Inv1cto I noticed the same thing, it's the bullet traveling to the target. Doesn't look much faster than you could throw it.
That safety design really is clever. Keeps the classic look while giving a great safety feature.
Yup! You can carry with six loaded chambers!
After watching this clip again, I originally View the clip approximately 3 years ago. But after watching it again, I think I will purchase one. Beautiful revolver. Thank you for this post keep up the work that you're doing, educating the public.
Today is July 14th 2022.
The bullet is moving so slow that you can see it's arc in the air when he's shooting the gong... Very fascinating!
Timothy Easley you noticed that too 👀
You can really see the arc with black powder handloads.
I've been called a liar but from certain angles you can see some bullets in flight, including the Colt 45 and the 22 LR.
45 is so slow ive seen it irl shooting a 45 1911
Nice camera work
Red dead redemption 2 brought me here
but the cattleman from red dead redemption 2 is based on the single action army
Yer late
@@fabiomoscadelli7564 Yes but this is a replica of the SAA so your point doesnt make much sense
Schofield is better
Me2
I have had one of these for over 5 years and you just taught me about the base pin safety. Thanks 🙏
Random person in the bushes: I’m telling the sheriff!
I can't agree with you more Hickok, I acquired a Uberti Cattleman not long ago mine has the 4.75" barrel. It is just the sweetest shooting pistol I've come across in a .45 cal. Accuracy is unmatched for such simple sights, and so comfortable to handle like it was made just for me.
keep the videos & info coming, I watch them all
I think it is one of the most beautiful gun i have ever see
you an't lieing
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spaxspore Ohhhhhhh.
Excuse me for a minute.....
Excelente. Atira com apenas uma mão e não perde tempo mirando. É um profissional.
"Engravings gives you no tactical advantage whatsoever"
You're pretty good👈👈
Pretty..... good (ocelot faints on the floor)
Sons of Dutch. Makes us brothers. Sometimes... brothers make mistakes. Let the Legend come to life. *MEOW*
Chill snake
tailor Durden kept ya waiting huh
Uberti makes a good firearm. I have their reproduction of the 1875 Remington, and it is my favorite firearm, bar none. Just an absolute blast to shoot, and a real looker.
I can never figure out why anyone would do a thumbs down on his videos!?!
They are scared of freedom
It's because we've changed as a people. If they had to put their name to it and back it up with a cogent viewpoint, there would be far fewer dislikes.
warfumble cause they are liberal commies
warfumble better ask them
It’s the gun hating libtards
Man, when he shoots at the gong it's amazing to see how slow the velocity is that you can watch the round arc and splatter into the gong...
Man the sound of the brass and the spent shot gun rounds as he walks through the range cracks me up. I got a cimaron Uberti rooster shooter 45lc. Love it
I'm very jealous of you Americans being able to own great firearms like this. Kinda sucks living in the UK, we can get them, the Ubertis, but only in .380 bank. Still beautiful guns but sadly not quite the real thing.
+A.R. Bell (PS3: Alex_Talionis) With this new attempt for the EU to bring one even MORE restrictive gun control, I do believe you all are going to have to start staging marches and protests over there. Get more organized and Do SOMETHING!
+hickok45 I don't mind the gun control so much, gun crime since the amendments to the the Firearms Act has gone right down - which is a good thing. It's just the petty restrictions on things like replicas and deactivated guns that annoys me as a collector.
Luckily historic guns, like the old Colts, muskets and that kind of thing have been largely untouched. You still need and FAC/shotgun license to own one but at least you can still own things like blackpowder guns.
+A.R. Bell (PS3: Alex_Talionis) While its nice that gun crime has gone down, wasn't that due more to the removal or organized crime as well as better economic standards? I mean with such strict rules in the UK , even if they were to allow semi automatic weapons again, there would not be an explosion in crime.
dnieves1418 Not really no, economic standards, if anything, are worse. Knife and other related crime has remained largely unchanged for instance. As for organised crime, well if those types of criminals still want guns they can get them... Regardless of the law. But less guns generally = much less gun crime and that was the key idea behind the 1968 Firearms Act amendments that came in after the Dunblane shooting; it only took the UK one school shooting to restrict gun ownership.
Those hollow points looked like they made a difference to me. I'm glad companies like Uberti exist.
Thank you for getting me into the world of the Colt SAA and clones. Bought a Uberti El Patron Beleza and it’s wonderful. The action is amazing, was told it has wolf springs. Not familiar with wolf internals vs stock but this baby sure is butter.
I've been shooting an Iver Johnson (Uberti) Cattleman in .45 Colt since 1972. Great guns!
You might check out Taylor's. They get uberti revolveers and do some customizing on them. Real nice real smooth. I love mine
Just bought one of these today at a gun show and then come home to a video. Hickok must have read my mind.
I WAS reading your mind, and I can't believe how much of the morning you spent day dreaming about supermodels! :-)
hickok45 Atta Boy !........lol
Ha ha, supermodels and guns My two favorite things.
Hickam1911 supermodels with guns... mind blown!!!
@@anythingbryan more like load blown
I love to watch Hickok45 having a good time - sometimes in some videos we can see that the gun is not so interesting or the day is not so good for shooting and taking videos but in videos like this - real pleasure for the shooter and for us behind the monitors...
Have a nice day Hickok45 and Thank you for sharing with us...
Right now engineering technology and machine shop skill is so advanced we don't need the major manufacturers to be the only one who can make a good product
This is the exact gun (but in 5.5") that I've been wanting to get! After this video now I really want one. Thanks again for all the great work you guys do for us.
Hickok,
Thanks for another great review and video. I have a recent production Uberti Cattleman in blue steel with a 5.5" barrel and color case hardened frame. I fell in love with it the first time I saw it in the gun shop, and it shoots as good as it looks! I'd love to have a Colt, but they're out of my price range. For the time being, I've just been shooting the snot out of my Uberti, and it's none the worse for wear.
I just love these videos from hickok45, so relaxing to watch his voice is nice and relaxing and the man really knows his stuff, i agree with alanos it is such a crock that uk citizens are not considered responsible enough to enjoy firearms or indeed defend ourselves, relying instead on the police to come to the rescue an hour later, only to arrest you because you hit one of the muggers back and violated his human rights to mug people if he so chooses!!!!!! Hickok45 you don't know how fortunate you are, or maybe you do!!!!
Loved him shooting the bullseye close up that's a great sense of humour and self knowledge.
Kind of reminds me of my dads Virginian Dragoon. That empty chamber practice is no joke, when I was a kid I rocked the hammer gently down onto a loaded chamber and exploded the dirt right in front of me a little too close for comfort.
not sure but I think it might have been imported by interarms from somewhere. I'd have to dig it out an look.
Thanks for doing a T&E of the 1873 Cattleman Hickok. I had one of the old Vaqueros, and even though I am a Ruger fan, I just didn't like the feel. Too bulky and I wanted a more traditional Colt type piece, not a fan of the transfer bar safety system. Sold it and picked up a Cattleman in the 7 1/2'' barrel. It is truly a very well made revolver and very accurate. Like you pointed out, there are only a couple of minor differences between the Cattleman and the Colt, so minor most people wouldn't even notice. I would say for the money you can't beat the Uberti 1873 Cattleman. BTW, would you mind sharing you favorite recipe for rolling your own .45 Colt rounds?
I would love to see this man play Red Dead Redemption 2 and hear his opinion on the guns in that game. If the are accurate representations of the real thing. Sir, make it happen. Discovered your channel researching the guns in rdr2. Love the channel, got my sub!!!
I love this man , he has so much enthusiasm for his subject and is a reallyfine shot. Cheers from the UK
Uberti: Attack of the Clones
Lamat
Hickock:Your clones are very impressive you must be very proud
Colt pistol:I'm just a simple man trying to make my way in the universe
@@clarencehodges9224 webly
Hello there
Outlaw General Kenobi!
Your SAA videos are some of my favorites. Glad to see you showing some love to the Ubertis as well. I have a Cattleman in .357 and I love it. It shoots left but groups well, so I just adjust my sight picture a bit. Everyone needs a good single action revolver. :)
I have a soft spot for those classic revolvers. Nothing compares to the single action especially in a 45. Thats a beautiful revolver looks exceptionally well made.
Tombstone the movie brought me here. I got a stainless steel .45 Thunderer: Doc Holiday's replica. Single action. Passed my License to carry with best score, against 9mm, 40 and other preferred guns. Made me feel special.I lived 45 miles away from Tombstone AZ. Been there several times.
Wow, that Uberti is really a nice looking piece. Just beautiful and the finish seems to be impeccable. I am seriously thinking about taking a closer look at one of these babies at my local gun shop. I am impressed!
"were you shooting today"
Hickok45 *dragging feet through a mountain of brass at 0:08 * "only a little"
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Love my Western shows watching John Wayne today and I hear this cliche. Charcoal burner never heard that term before. Found out proud to say it's part of our heritage just watched True grit with the Duke. Then went to this site and got a little history lesson. Thank you sir.
@hickok45, Uberti recently came out with a newer version of this revolver that I just recently purchased and am extremely impressed. It's called the Cattleman II. It has a different, internal safety (concealed inside the hammer!) without the extra notch in the base pin and has the classic Colt SAA look. The only thing different than the original Colt is while cocking you don't get the 4-click (or C-O-L-T click). You should check it out, it's pretty slick!!
Dem O’driscolls aint gona mess with that man after he sees ‘Im Ima head to ValentIIIIIIIIIOIEEEEEEEEEEHAAAWWW
Come on dutch
I've got a plan Arthur
YOU'RE SO COOL! The reviews are amazing, the guns are just simply stunning and everything is so entertaining to watch! I can never wait for the next episode. :)
I never really cared for those old 6 shooters until i started watching hickok45 now i think they are very cool
Bro in the beginning with those 5 shots dead accurate and smooth I got goosebumps
Посмотрев видео, получаю океан положительных эмоций. Всё красиво и замечательно. 👍👍👍✌️
Red Dead Redemption anyone?
Cattleman revolver is the worst one in rdr
+Kazekage true. Double action revolver was simply my favorite along with the Henry's repeating rifle.
+Kazekage Well, define worst. Headshots are still instant kills, and it only took one extra bullet to the body. I use the Cattleman and the Winchester until I get the LeMat and the Bolt action.
Well, it was actually horrible but when I have a high powered pistol and a double action revolver, I won't really pick the cattleman as my main gun.
Wasn't*
this video might be old but I'm looking this now that Canada has started to import them finally .. Always love them... its what made me go for my license all together.. Uberti has a Cattleman "Cody" set... which clearly can tell why I'd want that lol .. I'm in love lmfao
I appreciate a man who knows how to handle a firearm... loaded or not. Good on ya Hickok!
Hickock, a big thank you to you and John for taking the time to make these videos. I enjoy them very much!
I handled a 4-3/4" Uberti Cattleman at a shop the other day, the owner explained that the firing pin on the hammer is spring loaded and inertia driven and would allow carrying on a loaded chamber vs. the solid hammer on the old Colts. What are your thoughts on this?
lol ... watching those big, fat slugs fly in on the gong ... too funny.
I've got a 8.5" Uberti 1872 Open Top and a 5.5" SAA. As Hickok says, both are really very nice revolvers.
How far away is the gong from where you're shooting ?
I love my 4.75" blued Cattleman. Really nice bluing and I like the knurling on the hammer. It came with a perfect trigger with no creep at all. Shoots dead on with my 250gr Lyman cast bullets, as they do in my 1894 Marlin companion rifle. My Cattleman shot a little low when I got it and I just grazed the front sight a few times with a file to lower it and touched up the bluing and it's perfect.
His introductions are legendary! Loved the video as always!
How many people are watching this because of red dead 2
I'm watching because it's Hickok45.
yeehaw skyrim
I thought I was the only one lol! #headshot
*Red Dead Redemptiom
Alot
My teenage son was shot in the face with a 45 Long Colt. He was sitting right next to the boy who shot him. It has been nine months since the accident and he is recovering thanks be to God. It was a hollow point and fragmented in his brain but to make a long story short God had mercy on us and spared our son and healed him too. He is a miracle! I wish the gun we have had that safety, it has a hair trigger. I've thought of selling the gun but I'm not sure yet. Seeing this video is hard for me. It makes me realize that it is a miracle he didn't lose his head. I'm not mad at guns and I still carry mine and did even when my Son spent those months in the hospital because Indy is being taken over by gangs and felt the need for protection.
He sounds very, very lucky to have survived such a thing.
I tell you the truth that it is a miracle. He had a traumatic brain injury, a stroke, lost his hearing and had to learn to do everything all over again except for speaking. He is doing great and is to see the ear surgeon this week to get an implant because he lost his ear drum, ear canal, the mastoid bone, and a piece of his ear but his inner ear is okay and the implant will make it so he can hear. He's now sixteen and is driving and nine months ago he couldn't even walk or feed himself. God has been so good.
HoosierHomesteader1 Sad story. Too bad the other boy had not been even slightly educated in gun safety. These things do not fire unless somebody actually intentionally cocks the long hammer and then puts his finger on the trigger and pulls it. Several safety rules have to be violated in order to actually shoot somebody. Sorry for your experience.
Yep, I chalk it up to being careless, young and stupid but all is forgiven and lessons have been learned.
hickok45 well said. 100% agree.
Colt has manufactured the 2 most beautiful handguns in history the single action army and the 1911.
I love watching this guy have the time of his life
Only person I’ve seen that can shoot better then me!
John Marston Im right here BOAH!!
Oh right...
John Marston u better sleep with one eye open boah
@John Marston Have u ever tried swimming john its fun tho
HEEEEEELLLLL NO
Just don't give it to Alec Baldwin...Too late
Hickok is the materiak expert without question. I just happened to grow up the son of a professional gun smith. Hickock may be just little off on Uberti using metals of a sub superior quality. If you do some simple Googling you'll find the exact steel quality Uberti uses. Uberti is in fact able to offer a lot of gun for a low price simply based kn
haha I love that he sets up a scene when he shoots, he's obviously enjoying it
Hello from Canada !
My husband likes your videos!
He can hear you and he can understand you.
You always shoot the weapons you are talking about He also likes History.
I have 2 of these with the 5.5 inch barrels. Love them
A pic? How do you like them, am currently thinking about the 5.5
@@ihavenoappendix I have a 4.75 barrel. I love it. I will probably get a 5.5 in the future
Congrats to your skills with this pistol. The Überti .45 is the best Colt ever made imo. Best regards from Atlantis.
of all the safeties this one is my favorite it doesn't take away from the gun
You can see the bullets in flight when he shoots the gong and the ram. Thats so cool.
Criminal tries to rob a person in the shadows …. Hickock 45 steps out of the shadows puts his hearing protection in …..the robber:excuse me sir may I use the restroom
Would love to get one of those here in canada. Too bad getting a revolver is more complicated and difficult than becoming prime minister...
well, they are rethinking some of the gun laws in Canada and could do-away with the ATTs all together, which would be fantastic, obviously.
looking around for this in Canada and wolverine supplies has them at comparative pricing.
Heard that as well.
Do they not let you have single actions in canada? If so they let you have vz58s BUT NOT wheel guns? WHY?
Aquatictoaster That is not what I said. They allow us to have single actions but getting one is extremely difficult. We have two main firearm class systems. One is non-restricted like a ruger 1022 and other rifles and shotguns. The other is restricted. If it is restricted, like all handguns in Canada, the process of acquiring one is more difficult than going to space.
Weapons in Canada are illegal that's why canada suck
I appreciate the knowledge of knowing your videos and show them to others for education purposes and safety videos 😇🙏 I’m a big fan!
I love watching the bullet go to the target with a 45 magnificent weapon!
At 12:15, when he's shooting the Federal ammo at the gong, you can see the bullet before it hits!
true... you can see it... but ... I still wouldnt want to be on the other end of it. Having it coming at me..
LOL...This man is good.....Im pretty good myself but I wouldn't want to be in a fire fight with this guy....Peace all!
Watch more of the long range stuff in the other videos, happens a lot. That Gong is out at about 80 yards (I think?) and that's a fairly long way for a pistol round. .45 Colt isn't a seriously hot load, it's meant to be a short range man stopper.
Yup,its a flying brick.A lot of fun lobbing them out to 100 yards :)
David Rice
★★★★★
I have 2 of those. One in .45 Colt and one in .357 Magnum. I LOVE them!
Sorry I'm a little late can you tell me why
Lucky how much were they, I’m planning on getting one or a Ruger vaquero not sure yet
How long are the barrels on yours?
It's been a few years, you probably don't need them, gimme one
Mine is in chrome like nickel with ivory handles and 45 long colt. It’s a beauty! They make a wonderful reproduction of a real colt for at least a thousand dollars cheaper. Like Hickok45 I love revolvers. However I need to add a classic 1911 to my collection.
I purchased a cattleman II which is a very nice gun. I have noticed the cocking is a little bit less distinct because of the firing pin safety they added. A nice feature in case you do decock on a full chamber by mistake but does make it feel a little more "clicky" when you move it about.
I just bought the uberti 1873 uberti cattleman 2 in .45LC yesterday its a sleek awesome pistlero its by far my favorite colt clone
I am in dire need of a SAA in my life.
Hickok45, I have been in love with the old Colt SAA ever since I was a kid and played Metal Gear Solid on the original Playstation. Sort of sparked my interest in 'real' guns that game. Still don't own one, unless you count a Heritage .22 I picked up for plinking on the cheap. I wish you would STOP putting these videos out, every time you do I reach for my checkbook and have to talk myself out of spending $600 or more on a gorgeous handgun. Excellent Video.
You don't need 600 bones to get one vulpixgrant. I picked up the old model (black powder frame) Cattleman a few years back for 360 skins! She has a super rich blue finish on the barrel, cylinder, and back strap with color case hardening on the frame and hammer, she is a looker! Plus she shoots like a million dollar mare. That should be enough to make you reach for the check book again. :^D
That's good to know, the Ruger New Vaquero's are $600 where I shop, but they aren't real clones since they have the modern lock-work. I am still sitting on the fence between blued barrel cold blued frame, or all stainless. But thank you for the $$$ info, I will have to bug the shop to get some Uberties in ;)
vulpixgrant I was on the fence about the finish too.. I really thought that I was set on a nickel or stainless Uberti Cattleman.. But then I saw one in the Old West finish (comes antiqued from the factory) and I fell in love. Looks almost exactly like Hickoks SAA from 1884... They did a great job. So that is the one that I am buying now :) Whatever finish you decide on, I hope you buy one.. They are awesome guns :)
I ended up getting another gun instead, but it's rather similar. Ruger Super Blackhawk Hunter, he has a video on one of those that made me want one. The Gun Show I go to offered to sell it to me $50.00 over cost, and I jumped on it never seeing one for that price :D Even ordered it in for me and all, that's why you stay loyal to one or two shops lol. But yes, the cold blueing is awesome looking on those guns.
vulpixgrant LOL! Talk about ironic... Tomorrow I am selling my Super Blackhawk Hunter to a friend, and using the funds to buy the Uberti that I mentioned above :) (antique finish Cattleman with a 4-3/4" barrel.) I bought the Hunter 2 years ago and still have not fired it.. I too was inspired by Hickoks video back then, and decide to buy one. My main reason was that it resembled the old Colts, which I fell in love with as a child. But since I knew I could never spend the $2000 or so to buy a real old Colt, I settled on the Ruger. But now, thanks to Hickok, I know about Uberti and I am set on buying one of their SAA's :)
Hickock would have been a legend in the west,either an gunslinger or a lawman.
I absolutely love watching the bullets arch and hit the gong. What a great camera angle
if you could get your hands on an el patron version you'd be even more impressed they are slick as a card shark
Picked one of those up a couple years back, love shooting it. Smooth action, accurate. One thing I have to keep remembering is that I can only shoot the target loads
I have one, it is slick
I just love the sound when you walk.
thousends of rounds :D
Me too!
I bought my Cattleman 2, but not before watching a hickok45 video to make sure he approved of it!
colt 45 peace maker 1873 is the best hand gun ever made and I have one and love it.
I own that same weapon in blued steel with the "bird's head" handle and I love it!
12:18 you know its low velocity when you can see the bullet on camera.
wow, that safety impresses me actually.
such an elegant and subtle solution.
meets the requirements, but does the minimal possible change to the original design.
Wish I could see Hickok45 hit 3M subscribers before the gong rings for the last time. Over a decade of the classiest firearms videos on RUclips presented by a true learned shootist and gentleman. I tip my metaphorical hat to you sir, and pour my next swallow of fine 80 proof charcoal mellowed Caribbean rum in your honour.
There was a noticeable difference on the 2-liters between the hollow points and the classic round nosed bullets.
Yes, that also caught my attention. Seems like the hollow points does make a difference? What else can it be?
Maybe expansion did not take place but the hollow point of the bullet created more area surface which in turn had the explosive effect of the water?
in theory instead of replacing the base pin with a colt cooed you just cut down the bas pin to be the length of the originals
Well feller, the 'clones' have improved their engineering and your video has convinced me. Had a gunshop and built carry 1911's but there is something special about the 1873.
Smaller companies can make a good product because engineering skill machine shop skill and materials are so high quality
Landon ricketts?
s ku1-1n Schofield
No dude
Ninja photo3 You talking to me?
Landon Ricketts used schofield guys
Aleksander Roszak actually he used a colt himself even tho he gave a schofield to John.
One of my favorites. I have been using my Heritage Rough Rider .22 quite a bit and now that I've started reloading a little the real .45 LCs are looking pretty good.
Question to anyone who owns one: The stainless steel version is nearly $200 more MSRP. Is it worth it? This gun looks amazing, fit and finish wise. How do the other finishes stack up?
One of the best looking guns by far
Right up there with lever actions
I own a Peacemaker style Uberti -- an ironically named "Regulator". 4-5/8" barrel in .45 Colt. It's a great shooter with accurate sights. Only problem l had with it was a broken hand spring, which I was able to replace myself. It has become my favorite revolver.