uberti 1858 new improved coversion in .45 colt

Started by Dusty Earl, August 27, 2013, 03:14:24 PM

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Dusty Earl

I have a pietta 1858 cap and ball . Its my favorite. I was looking at getting a conversion cylinder but to get one into Canada it's just as cheap to buy another gun. So I was looking at the uberti conversion in 45 colt. It also has the advantage of a loading gate and ejection rod. I was also was under the impression that this gun was actually built stronger than the black powder version. Is this true?

Major 2

Well,  it has a forged frame and ordnance steel ....
I've had mind about 6 years just after they were introduced.... it is a sweet shooter.
when planets align...do the deal !

PJ Hardtack

I've got a consecutively #'d pair of those Uberti/Taylor's Remington conversions in 44-40, and they are definitely larger overall than the same gun in .44 percussion.
First time you put one into a holster specific for a .44 cap gun, you'll agree .....

The advantage of the .45 Colt conversions is that they can easily be switched back to .44 percussion, an option I don't have.
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On youtube.com, look up duelist1954.  he has a couple of videos about that. 

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