Description
Description
In July of 1873, the U.S. Army adopted the Colt Single Action Army to replace its older Model 1860 percussion-cap revolvers. The Single Action Army was immediately popular among the soldiers that used them, who valued their formidable stopping power, high accuracy, and easy to maintain construction. These revolvers quickly found their way into the hands of civilians, lawmen, and outlaws alike who recognized the Single Action Armys superior design. Even as the Wild West was tamed, the Single Action Armys legacy continued. Theodore Roosevelt and his Rough Riders carried them during their charge up San Juan Hill. General George S. Patton carried one during the Second World War despite the popularity of semiautomatic handguns.
Today, the spirit of the Colt Single Action Army is kept alive by Uberti and their line of Model 1873 El Patron Revolvers. These authentic reproduction pistols come with an exquisite color case-hardened frame, wide EasyView front and rear sights, and U.S. manufactured Wolff Springs for lightning fast operation.
Features of the Uberti 1873 El Patron Revolver
Authentic reproduction
Case hardened frame
Easy-view front and rear sights
U.S. Manufactured Wolff springs
Specifications
Item ConditionNew
Caliber:.357 Magnum
Action:Single Action
Sights:EasyView Sights
Magazine Capacity:6 rounds
Grips:1-Piece checkered walnut
Barrel Length:4.75 inches
Slide Finish:Blued steel
Frame Finish:Color Case-Hardened
Caliber or Gauge:.357 S&W Mag
Pistol Night Sights:No
Pistol Optics Ready:No
Product TypeHandguns
UPC037084999197
MPN345173
