SA revolver mfrs.?

[Triggernosis]

So, who are some of the current mfrs. of these coveted firearms?

[J Miller]

Colt
Uberti
Pietta
Freedom Arms
Ruger

These all come to mind right off the bat. There's probably more.

Joe

Edited for spelling.

[Ravenman]

Don't forget one of the greatest single action revolver maker

http://www.usfirearms.com/

[Gary7]

Beretta.

[J Miller]

The Beretta SAs were also made by Uberti whom they own. That's why I didn't mention them.

Joe

[Triggernosis]

I just came across "Cimmaron", too. They're pretty - are they O.K.?

[J Miller]

I just came across "Cimmaron", too. They're pretty - are they O.K.?

Probably one of the best importers of Uberti SAs.

Joe

[M. M. Wright]

Cimarron is made by Uberti for it's importer.
Don't forget AWA, I've owned several of these and liked them very much. One of the best made I've ever owned was a Hammerli. Armi San Marco was another Italian maker. Great Western was around years ago, still sold by EMF as the Great Western II but made in Italy. I know I've missed a few.

M. M.

[gak]

Cimarron is made by Uberti for it's importer.
Don't forget AWA, I've owned several of these and liked them very much. One of the best made I've ever owned was a Hammerli. Armi San Marco was another Italian maker. Great Western was around years ago, still sold by EMF as the Great Western II but made in Italy. I know I've missed a few.

M. M.

The current "Great Western IIs" are made by Pietta.

[Chas.]

Magnum Research - Made in U. S. A.

[TravisM]

Heritage Big Bores are Pietta guns assembled in Florida with hand fitted grips.

[rodeo kid]

USFA # 1 in quality except for maybe Freedom Arms. My Colts would be next, followed by Ruger and Uberti. Just my experience and opinion. I have all the above except Freedom Arms. God Bless and Merry Christmas.

[Griff]

Good grief, how can we forget the STI Texican?

[J Miller]

Good grief, how can we forget the STI Texican?

Griff,
I think I've seen the STI Texan mentioned twice before, and haven't heard of anyone making a report that actually has one.
They do sound interesting though.

Joe

[olyinaz]

Beretta and Taurus SA rvolvers are discontinued.

If the Tauruses are gone then good riddance but as for the Uberti made Berettas, they still have a web page over at Beretta USA and they're still in stock for sale at my local gun shops.

http://www.berettausa.com/shop-by-depar ... -rvolvers/

My favorite Beretta:





Oly

[hfcable]

the one report i read on the STI texican said it was the best fitted and most accurate SAA type the reviewer had ever tried.
i just wish they would make it also in an adjustable sight 'new frontier' configuration, then i would have to get one.

[jkbrea]

Freedom Arms!!! I can't bear hearing that word lately. I've been wanting a single action revolver for a while. A 4 1/2" .45. I was all set to get a Ruger untill someone here started a thread on Freedom Arms single actions. That ruined me. I really, really want one but will have to raise the funds. I almost stopped by their factory in Wyoming when I went hunting but I would have obsessed over it on the entire trip. They are a work of art.
Well, can't go wrong with a Ruger. Maybe I'll get one in .45 and one in .357.

[Old Savage]

jk - I will be resurrecting that thread for Lincoln's birthday which is about when I can take delivery of that 4 3/4" 45 FA. Where are you located?

[jkbrea]

jk - I will be resurrecting that thread for Lincoln's birthday which is about when I can take delivery of that 4 3/4" 45 FA. Where are you located?

Out in Riverside. I really like admiring those F.A. revolvers. Looking forward to your post when you get yours.

[Old Savage]

Well, if you are out in this area some time maybe we could find an opportunity to shoot it. After seeing the STI Texican I think will make that the top of my list for next year.