Anyone have a "floating firing pin" Uberti SAA replica?

[RoyceP]

So I went to the range this morning. 44 Special handloads were accurate but the 2400 powder was messy. Lots of unburned flakes. I will have to use AA#5 or some other powder from now on.

Uberti made the change to the retractable firing pin around 2016 so the GCA 1968 was not a factor - 1968 is many years removed from 2016. Fortunately Gun Parts Corp. (Numrich) makes reproductions so we can go back to the way Uberti built revolvers in the "old" days.

[Abilene]

...Uberti made the change to the retractable firing pin around 2016 so the GCA 1968 was not a factor - 1968 is many years removed from 2016. Fortunately Gun Parts Corp. (Numrich) makes reproductions so we can go back to the way Uberti built revolvers in the "old" days.

I don't know if GCA was a factor, but by changing to the retractable FP they were able to eliminate the 2-position base pin and go back to the standard pin.  Taylors has had the parts available for quite some time, quite a bit less than VTI, not sure how they did that, but hammers are $100 and trigger $20.  I have bought two of them, just to have on hand in case I run into some 3-clickers that I want. 
https://www.taylorsfirearms.com/1873-cattleman-original-style-4-click-parts.html


BTW, Cimarron's Old Model (BP frame) Model P's are STILL 4-click, and their Arizona Ranger (replacement for the Evil Roy) competition guns are pre-war frame but are also 4-click.

p.s. Royce, I could tell it was an older pic because of the trigger being further forward