Brand New Uberti 1858 NMA - Any Problems?

Started by Ike Kant, February 17, 2015, 12:14:13 AM

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Ike Kant

Do these need different nipples and or gunsmithing to be made reliable?  Does anyone shoot them reliably as they come from the box?   
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Lefty Dude


It depends what level of performance you require.

For General use, not so much. Such as plinking.

For CAS/SASS, Yes.

Nine Mile Pete

I have a new 1858 Uberti.  Very well finished, excellent timing, with a butter-smooth action.  I installed slix-shot nipples.
The lee conical bullet loads beautifully.  I haven't had a chance to "tweek" the elevation and windage as yet, but with the high, dove-tailed front sight, looks like an easy job.  Enjoy.

Niederlander

This is a pretty old thread, but I may be interested in buying or trading for one of these.  Any more opinions on the newer ones with the forged frames?
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llanerosolitario

Strong revolvers with rifling diameter not matching cilinders, so they are not much used by top  MLAIC competitors.

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