Uberti SAA

[MD]

Popped in to see a pal recently and he had a Uberti Colt 45 and a vintage S&W 455 out on his desk.

I know he has a Uberti 1852 Navy model in 36 calibre too.

Who sells these firearms in Canada?

He says they are better made than Colts were.

I don't even have a restricted PAL, but I'm thinking I might like to have one of those Uberti replicas.

 

[straightshooter]

Got mine at Milarm in Edmonton. They're fairly easy to find at at least one or more local dealers in every major city. What part of the country do you hail from?

 

[MD]

Vancouver

 

[dan belisle]

"He says they are better made than Colts were."

Kind of depends on which Colts. - dan

 

[eos]

Ellwood Epps stocks much of the Uberti line.

 

[straightshooter]

Vancouver

Italian Sporting Goods carries them in Vancouver. I don't recall if they have much in stock, but they'll bring in what you want.

SS

 

[sunray]

Buy a Vaquero. Uberti's are ok, but nowhere near as strong as the Rugers.

 

[straightshooter]

Buy a Vaquero. Uberti's are ok, but nowhere near as strong as the Rugers.

Troll alert!

 

[Dustin]

I have one and love it. Sold a Ruger to get it. I got mine at Milarm in Edmonton.

 

[dan belisle]

Actually straightshooter, I agree. Ubertis are nowhere near as strong as Rugers. - dan

 

[Greenhorse six]

The older Rugers don't have the feel or right clicks when you #### the hammer as a Ubertis,and then there's the transfer bar safety,which lets you carry all 6 chambers loaded with no worries of a AD,if you don't mind that(its not as cool as a hammer firing pin)have a look at a Beretta stampede,its made by Ubertis but has the safety.

I got a Beretta stampede,and while I do love it,wish I had of got a Ubertis with hammer firing pin.

 

[straightshooter]

Actually straightshooter, I agree. Ubertis are nowhere near as strong as Rugers. - dan

So that's where that expression came from - "Two wrongs don't make a right."

 

[Dustin]

Buy a Vaquero. Uberti's are ok, but nowhere near as strong as the Rugers.

Of course, they're not as strong, they're replicas of Colts, not Replicas of Rugers...

 

[dan belisle]

So that's where that expression came from - "Two wrongs don't make a right."

Fools seldom differ? - dan