Absolutely love this pistol. I put loctite on about 2 years ago and haven't had a single issue since. I'd really like to get the 357 version.

It's a bad ass pistol, tons of fun and by far a favorite in the collection.

Bro, I did the same thing,lol. You can see in one of my other videos.

hey, which caliber will have less recoil 357 mag or 45 acp? I wonder which one to choose? help

@@soniapoch7905 Mostly depends on the rounds your shooting. But to me, 45 and 357 feel about the same.

​@@soniapoch7905to me a 45 slowly pushes while a 357 has a sharp snap the 45 is much flatter in comparison to the 357 recoil is much higher in a 357. The 45 hits much slower at about 900 or so fps with 230 g ball ammo. A 357 travels 1400 fps approximately 158g ball ammo both with a barrel of 5 inches. A heavy 45 full size pistol is flat shooting like a 38 special a 357 with a heavy frame has a snappy but manageable recoil may take time to adjust also a 357 can shoot 38 special as well hope that helps

I appreciate it, great channel too man.

Never thought of it that way, lol. Maybe they planned it.

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My Uberti makes 4 clicks....

Did you steal that from me? I've said it on my channel before . Lol @Lovethehuntoutdoors

I have a stoeger uberti 45 colt that is a 4 click.

John B. That is awesome. I definitely want to get another one in that caliber.

@@caseysammobench I would not mind a 45 LC if I reloaded my own since it so hard to find but I don't reload my own. I bet it's a fun caliber.

I appreciate it! Thank you. You have a lot of nice revolvers yourself.

@@caseysammobench thank you.

Thank you!

Haha, I need to practice a lot with revolvers and just pistols in general. I botched the fan in another video. I definitely am pleased with this revolver though.

I blue loctighted a couple years ago. No issues since. I love this pistol.

Thank you. I definitely did about a year ago. Haven't had any issues since.

Every single one of my screws is chewed up, but I've lock tited them all and they don't back out. It really is a beater!!! Lol it has that matte finish and a bunch of scratches in it, but I paid 365 otd, and they told me that if I shot it and had problems within the first 30 days they'd take it back and refund me. That's been a few months and a couple hundred rounds ago. It ain't going anywhere.

Np, definitely worth the money spent.

Lol, It is so fun to shoot. Comes in quite a few calibers. I just always want the 45 Colt. It also matches my Henry Lever Action so it's easier to reload for both at the same time.

Did you end up finding one? Hope the prices of them aren't to over inflated.

I saw a couple on gunbroker at a good price, but there were in the wrong caliber with short barrel and had the brass frame. After Christmas I will get serious about finding one in .45 Colt with a 7.5 “ barrel,

Thank you much, I will lol

Hell ya, it is a great one. I definitely recommend the Uberti if you are looking for a solid Colt clone. It doesn't break the bank and is an absolute pleasure to shoot.

You are gonna love it. Definitely check the screws on it and throw on a small dab of blue loctite on the front screw that holds on the un-loading pin.

That is awesome. I want to try out some cowboy action shooting some day.

How hard is it to get ammo and components in Australia? Do you get to keep your pistols in your house or do you have to store them at the police station or club?

Components are becoming hard to get. Most shooters reload and we are having a few problems over the last 2 years. We can keep our guns at home in a safe,@@Wildwestwrangler

Thank you so much for the info. I really appreciate it. I really like this pistol. It's been all over the place killing rattle snakes.

@@caseysammobench You need to confirm if your pistol actually has the floating firing pin. I have two Sass pro's with your style hammer and four clicks. it does not have a floating firing pin. your hammer appears to be the type that engages a safety bar that blocks the hammer against the frame. Uberti made a few changes to the guns and none of the instructions match the gun in the box. So how to you confirm the floating firing pin?? Remove the cylinder. and with the hammer down you should not see the firing pin protrude the frame. then pull the trigger and you will see the firing pin protrude the frame. If you see the firing pin protrude through the frame with the hammer down you do not have the floating firing pin.

@Kerry Stottlemyer thanks for the pro tip. It is confirmed to have the free floating firing pin.

Does this impede any reliability? Looking for a bear gun that will shoot every time.

@@valkyr_rl7169 Well, the safety that's strictly to do with the cylinder pin won't impede reliability, but the trigger safety mechanism is a little on the tiny and fragile side, so I guess it's possible it could break at some point, rending the firing pin useless (and the gun incapable of firing), but I am unaware of how likely that might be.

Thank you!

I just looked up the Pietta. It looks so nice. One of these days I want a Vaquero so I can shoot higher pressure re-loads safely through it. From what I understand rugers have a more hardened frame that can handle the higher pressures.

The Italian guns have forged frames and are strong but their size limits what they can handle. The old Rugers were larger and could handle 44 magnum easily.

@@caseysammobench the older, ORIGINAL Vaquero has a very strong frame and cylinder. The New Vaquero is closer in size to the SAA. If you get a New Vaquero, do NOT run it with "heavy" +P loads. You can run them with a little more pressure, but nothing near what the large frame Vaquero will run. By the way, that's a beautiful Uberti there.

Thank you for letting me know. I was thinking about getting one just for the +P loads

Also the 45 colt cylinder has the same amount of metal at the bolt notch as the 45acp cylinder so will take the same 23k psi pressure. It's just not necessary to go that hot and to have a serious round out of the 45 colt. If your state allows it the underwood or buffalo bore standard pressure loads will ethically kill deer as far as you can put it in the right place. I treat it like bow hunting range wise and I know from experience that my pistol will never not have enough horsepower to perform.

Wow! Those are really nice looking. One of these days I'll be able to get back to the channel. I'm a Drill Sergeant in the Army right now and this job is definitely a personal time killer. I appreciate you letting me know about these pistols!

I agree with you. I think it would look really nice. I think maybe with a two-tone and some engraving.

​@@caseysammobenchYep, I also love the shorter 4.75" barrels - this just has great colours, very gorgeous Colt

I did a long while back. They're definitely a big help. I already kinda marred the screws unfortunately before I got them. I appreciate you watching the video.

Will do, I appreciate the advice.

That would be sick. I want another one. I went a different path for now working on the sig P320 though.

I have the 9mm Uberti El Patron. I love it. It takes 9x19 ammo (but not +p). It is smooth. I would suggest getting some BLUE AND OR PURPLE - !!!!!!NOT RED!!!!! locktite. put the locktite on the two screws on the trigger guard. I have spoken to others and they have the simlar problem (of those two screws coming loose). Blue or Purple locktite will fix that. The 9mm is extremely accurate. It is fun to shoot. the 5.5 inch barrel is perfect. Most any 5.5 inch holster will fit it. --- Just to advise: if you cock it all the way, the trigger pull is about 2 or 2.5 lbs. That is not much and trigger control is vital. If you get some 9mm snap caps, that will help you train.

@@davidgiles4681 thank you I absolutely did the blue loctite about a 1 year ago and have had no issues since. I tested my pull at 2.5lbs as well. In some of the other comments they mention light strikes. Have you had any issue with that? I haven't had any issues with this pistol other than the screws and that's already fixed.

@@caseysammobench no light strikes. Due to the two screws ( on the trigger area) coming loose and lock tighting them - no problems at all. A 2.5 lb trigger is light. But, I have become used to it.

Sorry to hear that. I haven't had any experience with their customer service. I've had a great experience with this particular revolver. For the screws, another commenter said the screw thing is a common issue among most revolvers. A bit of blue or purple thread locker will fix that issue. I had that one screw on the ejector rod always loosen until I did that.

What do you think about the ones with the longer barrel? They are 7.5in right? One of the other people that commented said its a common issues with most revolvers. If you haven't done it yet, the blue loctite is a game changer.

@@caseysammobench I just got the 7.5 inch one i havent gotten a chance to shoot it yet. Both the screws under the trigger guard were loose. The shorter one ive had for a couple years and the same screws came loose as well. I havent tried loctite in case i needed to take them apart

@tim laborde I don't blame you. As long as you have the right screw driver head, it should easily come un-done even with the thread locker. You could start with purple thread locker too . Just a tiny dab on each end will do the trick. Lemme know what you think when you get the chance to shoot it and what you think. Uberti has me pretty hooked. Also, is it a 45LC?

@@caseysammobench Both are 45lc. I dont really want to do a 45acp conversion. I like the classic feel i guess. Ill give the thread locker a try on this 7.5 inch one once i get some time to actually shoot it. I work a lot so its hard sometimes

@tim laborde for sure. Ammo prices don't help and lack of primers for reloading doesn't help either. I agree with you on the conversion. Only reason I want to try, is to just have the capability to shoot 45 ACP since I don't have one anymore and it is much cheaper than buying a new gun. Work has gotten in the way of my reloading and videos as well. I'm active Army and we have spent a lot of time in the field over the past month. You take care and thank you for supporting the channel.

That's interesting. I am gonna do that. Long Colt isn't bad for me now that I have the brass. But I'd like to get two guns out of one. I'll try to find unless you don't mind posting a link.

@@caseysammobench also from what I told the 1873 design can't handle plus keys so only shoot standard loads. I shot herters target loads, Winchester white box range loads, and federal standard velocity hollowpoints. They all shot good and it actually hits right where I'm aiming elevation wise the 45 long colts always hit about an inch or 2 high.

Yes for sure. I meant to say that on the video about standard loads. Its one of my earlier ones. Just trying to get used to talking on the video.

@@caseysammobench did you get the link? I posted it in the comments but I don't think it took because it assumes it's spam. Just go on Taylor's and companies website and look at 1873 uberti new model parts it's #5 45 ACP cylinder. Also in my poorly film the video I posted a link in the description.

@@clay-r15 very cool! I just checked out your channel. Thank you.

@Doran Maxwell, either one of those calibers is bad ass for this pistol. I got mine in 45 mainly because my Henry is 45 Colt as well and its nice to have the rifle and pistol in the same caliber. Contrary to my fairly shitty shooting in these videos, you are dead on. It is a tac driver at 20yds. I use my hand loads as well. I use FMJ 45 Auto projos that I got on one hell of a sale and just developed my own load for them.

@@caseysammobench Yeah.. I got a Henry in both 44 mag and .357. The 44 spl Uberti shot low which... was good cause I could file the front sight. pretty much dead on now at 20 yards or so.

Ya, definitely ended up past that point. I did the loctite about a year before I made the video. I take the gun through a lot of hell and just choose not to replace them.

Thank you for the advice. I definitely have a lot to learn about shooting pistols. Hope overall you liked the review though.

@@caseysammobench You're welcome. I have been shooting USPSA and SCSA for many years. Also a CRO (Chief Range officer). I was teaching a friend to shoot a handgun and he had his finger on the trigger guard, Was totally missing the target, He finally took my advice and he had 5 shots in the black.

The new ones only have 3 clicks. Mine shoots and cocks and stays in time perfectly.

@@nunya1328 I was being sarcastic.

@spiritualawakenings6251 oh haha my bad.

Ya, definitely my fault. It was what I had out in the field at the time. I've since then upgraded the field kit. But since I used the blue loctite. I've had no issues

Thank you! It's a 5.5in barrel

Awesome thanks!

It's the most important part

Ya, I agree it's definitely a CYA maneuver. I was a bit worried at first to get it but overall it's a favorite in the collection and I believe worth the price tag. I'll look into the Std I've heard a ton of great things. Thank you for watching the video though. It was a very early one in my channel and hope it was at least informative.

@@caseysammobench The video was great. The Cattleman is a beautiful revolver. I do have the Cattleman .22LR 12 shot. It only has 3 clicks but what the heck, it's a 12 shoot'in .22.

@@JoseyWales44s thanks man. I appreciate that. I'm definitely gonna look into the 12 shot revolver. That is cool af.

Interesting, I haven't tried anything above 175. I'll give it a shot one of these days. I'm sitting on such a good stock of factory 168gr feds. I get spoiled with my hand loads though. I basically just recreate the same bullet with more quality control. The weather where I'm at has been miserable for the past few months. Either disgustingly hot or dumping rain. Both of which I don't want to be outside much in. So my range time has got pretty bad. Can't wait to get at it some more during the fall. Thank you for watching my videos. Hopefully the quality starts to get better as well. Let me know if there is anything particular you want to see a review on here.

@@caseysammobench The weather here is bad too, but at my shooting range the targets are electric, so you dont need to go out there. My likes the RWS 168gr best, but as my local shop doesn't has them in stock anymore, I had to try something different. I'm glas I did, because the 180gr are 30% cheaper 😊 I hope your weather gets better soon, so you can go to the range too! Some longer range shooting would be awesome🤗

I think some have had issues. I have had no issues with it whatsoever but I agree. If it's a supposed to be a safety but you should only carry 5 anyways, what's the point of it.

Love this thing. I use a custom made buffalo leather holster. Had to fit the part, lol. You can see it in the shotgun vs apple video.

@@caseysammobench I will check it out right now

I got one...it's nice!

Then go get one

It has a bit of weight to it, sitting at 2.3 lbs

It is the cattleman 2 .45 Colt with the 5.5" barrel.

I want another one in 357. I'll look into the hombre as well. I've been in continuous schools the past year for the Army so I haven't had time to shoot my own guns or make any videos.

@@caseysammobench awesome thanks for your service to our country

I wouldn't mind having a 357 mag version to accompany my 45 colt, but I do have a Taurus 608 in 357 mag with the 8 3/8 inch barrel. Lotta speed with 357 out of that long pipe and 8 shots to boot!!! Next I am getting a Ruger super Blackhawk 44 mag or super Redhawk Alaskan 44 mag whichever happens first once I save the money.

I appreciate it, at the time not really all that good with pistols. Was trying to hold it similar to the modern pistols and glocks. Thankfully never had my fingers hurt or anything. Suppose I was just lucky and overall just developed some bad habits. Got some good advice through the comments and learned a great deal of info. I appreciate you taking the time to view and comment.

@@caseysammobench No problem, glad I could help. It's a common mistake for people not use to revolvers. If you ever want to test the danger out, put a piece of play-doh next to the cylinder gap and fire a round. See what happens to the play-doh.

@@Melcop1886 that sounds like a video I need to make. Thank you.

​@@caseysammobench hickock45 did it with hotdogs and it wasn't pretty!!! You should test it close against the side of a cantaloupe or watermelon!!!

Thank you, since the video there has been some great advice on here along with a lot of hours of just study time and practice. Hope you have a happy new year and I appreciate your support on this channel.

@frank castle, that is pretty interesting about the brass cracks. I've never had a single light strike or frame issue. I wonder if it's an issue with the lot numbers. Unfortunately I think I'm past the point of warranty on mine. I got it 4 years ago from Cabelas.

@@caseysammobench I had 2 new ones I had to send back to back. They were only 2 weeks old. Factory warranty is 5 years

I understand. I don't typically go searching for them. Or would even shoot one if I see it around. The only time I have shot them is if I felt myself or children were in danger.

I don't generally feel I have to. It's truly only been a couple of rattlers that I've come across at the wrong time and in that moment felt I had to use it. No videos though.

@@caseysammobench Gotcha- well, maybe think of them as decent, misunderstood creatures, like myself, and maybe you, too. They're really pretty docile, and in my 40+ years of Herpetology, and venomous snake husbandry, I've never had one try to hurt me for no reason..even when they had plenty of opportunity to bite, if they chose. I'm pretty sure you never really ''had'' to kill one for any specific reason. Just putting that out there as a gesture, as I can see we both love nature.

@Theodore Tutor thank you, I appreciate that. I think as time goes by we all gain wisdom and such from our decisions, and it's just important to keep learning. I hope you have a great day. Happy Thanksgiving!

@@caseysammobench agreed! happy thanksgiving to you and yours~

The reason he does not, is because he kills them!

Haha, maybe. It sure is a fun pistol though.

It maybe your sight picture and or trigger squeeze potentially in combination with the ammo type. Are the groups tight, just 3in to the right? Basically you may just be pulling a tad to the right as you shoot. You just do it consistently.

@@caseysammobench yes the groups are tight at around 2" at 25 yards. I can keep my shoots in a 1.5" bullseye at the same distance with my 44 Ruger super Blackhawk. I reload my cast bullets and have been doing so for over 40 years. Thank you for the reply and advice .

Np, it sounds like you're a pretty great shot with them all. I can't imagine the sights are that far off, but I'd say maybe a gun smith can check it out to confirm.

​@@ricktaylor5744if it's the gun a Smith can either bend the blade, I don't recommend that or you can have the barrel turned just a bit.

​@@ricktaylor5744I'd try grip and technique first. Mine shoots to the left with some ammo and not with others, but I've learned how to adjust the sights picture to compensate so it shoots straight. With cast bullets I have to put the front blade against the right edge of the rear notch. My groups are between 2 and 3.5 inches at 25 yards depending on the load

Mine is the cattleman 2. I know the one made four clicks

​Yes

I have adjusted my attitude towards snakes as of late and now do my absolute best to ensure their safety. Even though they terrify me still. I'm sure my fear of them is only a perceived fear of getting bit. A lot of it was up close shock from the rattles and them striking at me while hunting in MT. I appreciate your comment and view of the video and just wanted to let you know that I do consider and value their life regardless of any past action taken.

@@caseysammobench That sounded a little harsher than I meant it. Great video though. Beautiful gun.

Lol, so this is one of my first videos. I was pretty nervous about being on camera and talking to the world about this stuff. It wasn't really about hitting the gong. I just wanted you guys to see it shooting close up. I was behind my fence in a drainage ditch type thing and the mosquitoes were unbearable. I was wearing a bug net hat and my hands were getting the blood sucked out of them. I was just wanting to get out of there, lol. I'm happy I posted though. I got some really good advice on how to hold a revolver vs a modern striker fired pistol. Hope that gave you some insight on the video, lol. Take care and hope you enjoy some of the other content. I really look forward to making these and I want to provide you guys with the content that you want to see in a firearms channel. I've recently started working with Adobe premier and trying yo get better at the editing process.

I think my hearing sucks I'm not quite sure where in the video the dripping water is. Also this is a pretty early video. Since then I've got an actual mic for the phone and just recently got a new camera and mic to help with the clarity and audio. But I'm up here in airborne school for the Army right now so no more videos for a few more weeks. I appreciate you taking the time to comment on the video. Hoping to grow the channel much more and bring you guys some solid gun reviews.

Interesting. I thought in this scenario they were referring to it being a Single Action Short Stroke revolver because thats what it is. Thank you for letting me know what they were referring to.

​@@caseysammobenchyours is not a single action short stroke it's a single action army.

@spiritual awakenings, from what I understand is, it is definitely not a Colt. However, my experience with it is really good. The few missed shots in the video are kinda misleading. I was shooting about 30yds at an 8in plate, trying to hold the gun in the right position in front of the phone, and wearing a bug net over my head as I was being eaten alive by mosquitoes.

Also, thank you for your comment. I do appreciate your support on the channel and taking the time to watch the video.

The next question is, how does all that get thrown off without the 4 notches? A lot of revolvers such as many rugers don't have one.

@@caseysammobench Honestly I was just being sarcastic. KZfaq is becoming nothing but reruns. Every video out there on the SAA mentions those 4 clicks so they should be pretty important. There is absolutely nothing new to share or show on the SAA. Just being honest again there is nothing left on them that everyone doesn't know just as everything else not even pertaining to firearms. I have been shooting and repairing these things for 46 years and knew all about them long before KZfaq but I am always hoping someone can come up with something new or different but there is nothing left. Perhaps you will be the one to change all that.

Lol, I appreciate the sarcasm. You are right. But I believe that goes for pretty much anything on youtube. The 4 click thing is just important to a lot of people is why it's consistently mentioned in videos. As my channel grows I would like to challenge the norms and provide that missing piece to firearms videos. It is definitely tougher than I thought. Especially with the lack of ammunition and reloading components. And as they come back, the outrageous prices. I guess the take on this video was to be able to see it shooting and some better quality close ups of it for potential buyers.

I love the color. It's definitely beautiful upclose