I've wanted a Remington 1890 for ages. Well, I finally found one...sort of. It's a Mitchell Arms (Uberti) "1890 Outlaw" (stupid name...) which is a 5.5" Remington 1890 replica with the 1875's under barrel lug in .44 WCF. I guess for looks, but frankly I'd rather just have a proper 1890. However, when I ran across this one a few weeks back for $299 that was it - I was hooked bad!
That's not the proper leather for it but the flap style holster I've ordered for it has yet to arrive. I'll probably hang it on a different belt as well. Given our thread this past week I though I'd better stage it a bit!
It shoots great, a bit high even with 750fps cowboy loads.
Maybe some 180 grainers at 700fps will be just the ticket...if I can find them. I must say that I'm not very keen to reload this chambering. This is my first .44 WCF and I can't believe how fragile the brass is - the Winchester factory ammo I've shot thus far I can crimp the case mouths simply by pinching with my fingers and I certainly can't do that with my .45 Colts. Several of the Winchester rounds even came pre-wrinkled with those casings ruined right out of the box. Huh? Aren't I supposed to do that while struggling to reload the stuff? I feel like I was deprived! 
At any rate, this one will work just fine for me the few times I feel like straying from Colt clones and it's always nice to get a gun off the bucket list.
Cheers,
Oly
