Uberti 1858 New Army 341000 44 Caliber

The 1858 New Army had a nice finish with a tight metal-to-metal fit. The wood grips had a very slight overlap. Balance was nice, and the 8-inch barrel offers a longer sight radius. Accuracy was good.

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Robert Sadowski
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Here are the Remington 1858 revolver clones in action. Top is the 8-inch-barrel Uberti brand, and bottom is the 5.5-inch-barrel Taylor’s & Co. pistol. The cartridge-conversion cylinders make them much easier to shoot and enjoy.
The 1858 New Army had a nice finish with a tight metal-to-metal fit. The wood grips had a very slight overlap. Balance was nice, and the 8-inch barrel offers a longer sight radius. Accuracy was good.
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