Uberti 1873 El Patron Belleza Edition 45 Long Colt Revolver - Stainless/Silver, 5.5" Barrel, 6 Rounds, Wood Grips

Very smooth action and accurate

To anyone buying from Buds ,
Excellence service.
Bought one Uberti 1873 Cattleman El Patron Belleza Limited Edition Revo in 45 LC. 5 1/2" barrel.
So impressed with Buds and my Uberti 1873 Cattleman with engraved cylinder, I purchased the the last one of it's kind they had to offer.
I now have a beautiful pair of stainless 45's , engraved cylinders, checkered walnut grips.
I have been blessed to be able to own these wonderful pistols,
Thanks to Buds Gunshop and our right to purchase and bear arms.
God Bless America, and my President, Donald J. Trump.
Gary Ferguson,
1948 Model,
Marietta Georgia

To anyone buying from Buds ,
Excellence service.
Bought one Uberti 1873 Cattleman El Patron Belleza Limited Edition Revo in 45 LC. 5 1/2" barrel.
So impressed with Buds and my Uberti 1873 Cattleman with engraved cylinder, I purchased the the last one of it's kind they had to offer.
I now have a beautiful pair of stainless 45's , engraved cylinders, checkered walnut grips.
I have been blessed to be able to own these wonderful pistols,
Thanks to Buds Gunshop and our right to purchase and bear arms.
God Bless America, and my President, Donald J. Trump.
Gary Ferguson,
1948 Model,
Marietta Georgia

I believe this is one of the nicest revolver Uberti has made, beautiful and excellent trigger. cylinder rotation does not scuff that I can see
I like it so much I purchased 2 of them. Budgunshop is an excellent seller when they ship it is fast

Pretty gun, no Wolff springs.
Bud's delivered promptly, as usul. No issues with Bud's. But I found that the heavy trigger (both cocking and release) did not promote accuracy or reliability. When I returned home I opened the gun enough to see the springs. They are just basic Uberti springs, same as on my older and cheaper Cattleman I.
So now it is off to Wolff to get my own springs. I do not know why this happened.

It's a real nice one. No tool marks, and fitted really well, both metal and wood. No bolt rub on the cylinder and a crisp 3 lb trigger.

This is a well done beautiful revolver. It does not have the four clicks of a real Colt but instead has the retractable firing pin to allow you to load all six chambers safely. Uberti no longer makes the four click Colt clones; to get one of those buy the Pietta PP411, which I also own. This does have the firing pin on the hammer like a Colt, but unlike those Colts it has an internal mechanism to withdraw the firing pin from contacting a round unless the trigger is pulled. That retains the look of the Colt if that matters to you. If you need four clicks get the Pietta. The stainless steel is beautiful and adds longevity to the revolver since you can use it without rust or holster wear on the bluing like other revolvers.The engraving on the cylinder adds a touch of class but is not overdone or super expensive like a fully engraved model. The checkered wooden grips helps our hands hold the revolver while adding beauty. What you get is a very functional beautiful revolver.

I received this (Cattleman El Patron Belleze) revolver today 01/03/20 and upon first look and examination I find it to be very well made.(I did notice it does not have the hammer (4clicks spelling COLT) as does my 1873 Cattlemen Millennium.) When drawing the hammer back on the Cattleman II El Patron Belleze it only has 3. It also has the floating firing pin. The gun is engraved on the cylender Nice, and each hole is numbered where the other Cattleman is not.This is very nice and the first thing noticed by my the family. Every one that has seen the gun remarks how beautiful it is. I can't wait till I can take it to the range to see how it shoots.