Seems the economy is really starting to show weaknesses as I'm picking up nice stuff for bargain basement prices. I scored this pristine pistola for three hundred bux!

It's one I didn't have yet in the line of the transition guns. They have gotten expensive new now. Closing in on $700. The instant it his my local trader, I bought it.

This is the frame they used to make The Man With No Name revolver in the Spaghetti westerns. It gives you a loading gate and modern cartridges to fire blanks and they fitted an 1851 cap and ball barrel onto it.

The one I need now is a Thuer conversion.

Cool!

Looks like you have some neat stuff!

Oh, that's nice.

I just missed out on a similar one a few months ago. His was priced at $350 and I was about 10 minutes too late on it.

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Very nice, indeed.

They're better than those old-fashioned guns.

Nice grab!! I've been wanting one of those, in either .45 or .38...just waiting of the right deal to come along, much like you did.

I swapped the barrels with my MWNN revolver and they were an exact exchange.

Very clever on Uberti's part. The Uberti is a .357 barrel and the movie prop was a .375. but it merely fired blanks.

I discovered that on color case hardening, that if the color wears off, you can just wipe some super blue cold blue over it and it comes right back.

I have a love affair with these type of revolvers. I love my actual Colt Model P's, but these type hold a special place because their clever engineering.

Nice find at a great price. Uberti makes nice replicas.