RV's are heavier than Ubertis, aren't they

Started by RowdyBill, April 27, 2005, 10:04:28 PM

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RowdyBill

Been looking at cowboy guns lately and noticed that RV's have a bit of heft while the imported clones (Uberti) seem kind of light.  One single action, the new Taurus cowboy one, seemed very light.

RV = 43 oz.
Uberti = 35 oz. I think (whatever 2 lbs, 3 oz. comes to)

Silver Creek Slim

According to the Taurus 2005 catalog, the Gaucho weighs between 36.2 to 37.7 oz depending on barrel length and caliber.

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Yup! Yup! Yup!
A might heavier.  ;D Makes 'em a might steadier.
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Four-Eyed Buck

Are you referring to the Original RV's or the New RV's? The NRV's are somewhat lighter than the ORV's. Caliber makes some difference too. The .357's are a little heavier than he .45's........Buck 8) ::) :-\ ;)
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Trooper Steve

Yes, RV are heavier... and a lot less recoil....... Go Blackhawks!

Virginia Gentleman

The RV and newer RVs might be heavier, but they are not even clones in my book, mere shadows in authenticity.  I know, this is a Chevy vs. Ford debate, so I won't try to start one. :D

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