1872 Open Top trigger guard

Started by Little Joe, October 11, 2017, 11:41:07 AM

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Little Joe

Good evening (morning ?) gentlemen

I just bought a 1872 open top from Uberti. Came yesterday at home. It's a realy beautiful weapon but the trigger guard of this one has a shape that I have not seen before on other ones.



Can anyone tell me if he has ever seen this shape of trigger guard ? maybe it's a building default...? Open Tops are not common in France and I have not found response here. The top of the barrel bears the markings * Stoeger Accokeek Md – A. UBERTI – Italy *, the year code is CP (2016). Thanks in advance for helping. (and... sorry for my poor english  ;))

Speak without thinking is like shooting without aiming...

Coffinmaker


Little Joe,

Unless I am seriously mistaken, the Gun has been dropped and the Trigger Guard has been BENT!!

Little Joe

Thank you Coffinmaker. I had thought about a factory defect because the gun was sold to me as a new one. I did not see any trace of shock but I will contact Uberti France to point out the problem and ask for an exchange (the weapon is under warranty for 2 years). Have a nice day (here it is 9 PM )  :)
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Crow Choker

Quote from: Coffinmaker on October 11, 2017, 12:45:55 PM
Little Joe,

Unless I am seriously mistaken, the Gun has been dropped and the Trigger Guard has been BENT!!
I'd say so to. I've never seen any OT, Conversion, or percussion revolver lookin like that.
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Rooster Ron Wayne

I would say Coffinmaker is spot on .
There has been some sort of damage to the trigger guard .
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