Uberti USA

Uberti USA manufactures exact replicas of the most iconic firearms of the Old West, from classical single-action revolvers to legendary lever-action rifles. Headquartered in Accokeek, Maryland, the company imports and manages production of black powder revolvers, cartridge revolvers, and cartridge rifles that set the standard for Cowboy Action Shooting competitors and big game hunters.

Every Uberti firearm is hand-fitted and adjusted at the factory to ensure precision performance right out of the box. All firearms carry a 5-year warranty and are serviced in the USA by factory-trained Uberti gunsmiths.

Uberti's cartridge revolver lineup includes classic models like the:

• •1873 Cattleman series ($599–$749) – The modern standard for single-action shooters
• •1873 El Patrón ($729) – Classic Old West SAA profile with case-hardened frame and EasyView sights
• •1873 Hunter Revolvers ($799) – Frame-mounted Picatinny rail for modern optics, available in .45 LC or .44 Magnum
• •1873 Cattleman Brass Dual Cylinder – Includes two cylinders: 9mm Luger and .357 Magnum

9mm Luger revolvers headspace at the cartridge mouth without moon clips, allowing individual loading and regular ejection. This cartridge option provides shooters budget-friendly range practice—9mm ammunition is readily available at lower cost than traditional revolver cartridges.

Black powder models include the 1847 Walker, 1848 Dragoon, 1849 Pocket, 1851 Navy, 1858 New Army, 1860 Army, 1861 Navy, and 1862 Police revolvers.

Uberti's cartridge rifles bring American legacy firearms into modern use:

Many Uberti models feature authentic-style engraving work by famed Italian engraver Atélier Giovanelli. The 1866 Yellowboy Deluxe, for example, showcases classically inspired acanthus-leaf motifs across the polished receiver with a bugling elk medallion and a customizable escutcheon for owner's initials.

150th Anniversary 1873 rifles are copied from authentic 19th-century Winchester frames, delivering historical accuracy for collectors and field shooters alike.

Uberti firearms incorporate modern materials and machinery that improve upon the originals without sacrificing authenticity. Case-hardened frames, blued steel barrels, and Grade-A walnut stocks combine historical accuracy with durability. Checkered grips and rubber buttpads add practical comfort for extended shooting sessions.

Uberti firearms serve multiple purposes:

• •Cowboy Action Shooting (SASS) – These rifles and revolvers are competition staples
• •Hunting – .45 LC and .44 Magnum platforms handle medium and large game
• •Ranch carry – Compact models ideal for working stock
• •Target & range work – Affordable practice with modern optics options on Hunter series
• •Collecting – Heirloom-quality replicas for western-themed collections and displays

"Many are improvements over the originals, with the advancement of materials and the use of modern machinery." — Uberti USA

• •Cartridge Revolvers: 1873 Cattleman, 1873 Cattleman Bisley & Bird's Head, 1873 El Patrón, 1873 El Patrón Competition, New Army Conversion, Army & Navy Conversion, Open-Tops, Outlaws and Lawmen, Short Stroke CMS/CMS Pro/SASS Pro, Top Breaks, Outlaw & Frontier

• •Cartridge Rifles: 150th Anniversary 1873, 1860 Henry, 1866 Yellowboy Deluxe, 1866 Yellowboy Rifle, 1873 Limited Edition Short Rifle Deluxe, 1873 Rifle and Carbine, 1873 Short Rifle - Hunter, 1874 Sharps, 1876 Centennial, 1885 "Courteney" Stalking Rifle, 1886 Rifle, 1894 Carbine, Springfield Trapdoor

• •Black Powder Firearms: 1847 Walker, 1848 Dragoon, 1849 Pocket, 1851 Navy, 1858 New Army (including Target Carbine variant), 1860 Army, 1861 Navy, 1862 Police

Uberti maintains factory-trained gunsmith services in the USA. Customers can register firearms, access manuals, submit repair requests, and manage warranty claims through the website. A 5-year warranty covers all products.

• •Contact: Accokeek, Maryland | (309) 944-5341 | Uberti-USA.com