1873 Rifle Recommendations?
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1873 Rifle Recommendations?
Okay, Uberti make 95% of al the 1873 rifles while Chaparral Arms being the other. Who imports the Chaparral Arms’ 1873’s?
Is there a particular importer than has an exceptional one or ones to stay away from?
Current 1873 choices include:
Cimarron (Uberti)
Talyor (Uberti)
Navy Arms (Uberti)
Q: These 1873 rifles can safely fire .38 ammo but not .357 safely?
Q: The “Taylor 1873 designed by Cody Conagherâ€
Is there a particular importer than has an exceptional one or ones to stay away from?
Current 1873 choices include:
Cimarron (Uberti)
Talyor (Uberti)
Navy Arms (Uberti)
Q: These 1873 rifles can safely fire .38 ammo but not .357 safely?
Q: The “Taylor 1873 designed by Cody Conagherâ€
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Re: 1873 Rifle Recommendations?
[quote="Gunnie 12"]Okay, Uberti make 95% of al the 1873 rifles while Chaparral Arms being the other. Who imports the Chaparral Arms’ 1873’s?
Charter Arms
Is there a particular importer than has an exceptional one or ones to stay away from?
All are made by Uberti, except the Chaparral. Quality in terms of shooting is the same. The Cimarron, IMHO. is marked more authentically than the others, and I personally like the finish in their version better. That said, Taylors is also a first rate outfit.
Current 1873 choices include:
Cimarron (Uberti)
Talyor (Uberti)
Navy Arms (Uberti)
Q: These 1873 rifles can safely fire .38 ammo but not .357 safely?
The 1873 is proofed and marked for the standard factory 357 loading. I don't think I would put any +P loads in one, however.
Q: The “Taylor 1873 designed by Cody Conagherâ€
Charter Arms
Is there a particular importer than has an exceptional one or ones to stay away from?
All are made by Uberti, except the Chaparral. Quality in terms of shooting is the same. The Cimarron, IMHO. is marked more authentically than the others, and I personally like the finish in their version better. That said, Taylors is also a first rate outfit.
Current 1873 choices include:
Cimarron (Uberti)
Talyor (Uberti)
Navy Arms (Uberti)
Q: These 1873 rifles can safely fire .38 ammo but not .357 safely?
The 1873 is proofed and marked for the standard factory 357 loading. I don't think I would put any +P loads in one, however.
Q: The “Taylor 1873 designed by Cody Conagherâ€
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Race ready rifle
Gunnie
I have a Taylors(73), Cimarron(76), Uberti's own import(73 dlx), Cabelas(66), EMF(66), and i had and sold a Navy arms 73 carbine, all in 45 Colt .
All are great guns, wood varies on all, no matter of make, Cimarron has the marking on the barrel like the originals, other that that it is the same as the others.
I shoot all my guns out of the box and have had good luck, a little rough at first but smooth out with use.
If you want a race ready gun i have heard good things about the Pioneer Gun Works guns, you may check them out.
http://www.pioneergunworks.com/wst_page9.html
Hope this helps
Asa Smith
I have a Taylors(73), Cimarron(76), Uberti's own import(73 dlx), Cabelas(66), EMF(66), and i had and sold a Navy arms 73 carbine, all in 45 Colt .
All are great guns, wood varies on all, no matter of make, Cimarron has the marking on the barrel like the originals, other that that it is the same as the others.
I shoot all my guns out of the box and have had good luck, a little rough at first but smooth out with use.
If you want a race ready gun i have heard good things about the Pioneer Gun Works guns, you may check them out.
http://www.pioneergunworks.com/wst_page9.html
Hope this helps
Asa Smith
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