Uberti Cattleman 1873 Black Powder Revolver .44 5.5" Brass - Black

Faithful reproduction of one of the most iconic revolvers in firearm history, first produced by the American manufacturer Colt and directly derived from the legendary 1873 Single Action Army model. The Cattleman is a 6-shot percussion revolver, loaded from the muzzle with black powder.

Featuring a 5.5-inch barrel chambered in .44 caliber, the revolver’s sighting system includes a fixed front and rear sight. The barrel and frame are constructed from blackened forged steel, while the trigger guard and grip frame are crafted from brass. Grips are fashioned from premium walnut wood.

The 1873 Cattleman, a direct descendant of the Colt classic—widely regarded as the best-selling revolver in history—was a dominant presence in Dodge City, Kansas. Its main distinction is the usage of separate black powder charges instead of cartridges.

Originally made for Bat Masterson of Long Branch Saloon in Dodge City, this model swiftly achieved widespread popularity among lawmen, farmers, mercenaries, bounty hunters, and outlaws across the legendary "Wild West."

Technical data
Caliber: .44
Barrel length: 139.7 mm (5.5 inches)
Barrel: choked
Rifling: left
Cylinder: six-shot
Handgrip: walnut wood
Sighting devices: non-adjustable
Trigger mechanism: SA (Single Action)
Framework (frame): oxidized steel
Finish: brass
Weight: 1030 g
Manufacturer: Uberti, Italy