Uberti Stoeger Cattleman Engraved 1873 SAA 45 Colt 4.75” Stainless Revolver
SOLD FOR: $762.00
WOA#: WY240323WM044
Make: Uberti
Model: Stoeger Model 4500 1873 SAA Stainless Steel (Colt 1873)
Serial#: N11397
Year of Manufacture: 2016 (CP Date Code)
Caliber: .45 Colt
Action Type: Single-Action Revolver with 6-Round Cylinder, Loading Gate, and Ejector
Markings: The left side of the barrel is marked “MOD. 1873 CAL.45 COLT”. The left side of the frame is marked “PAT.SEPT.19.1871 / PAT.JULY 2. 1872”. The bottom of the frame is marked “N11397” with a CP date code. The rear face of the loading gate is marked “N11397”. The rear face of the cylinder is marked “CIPN” with two proofs. The front of the frame under the barrel and cylinder pin is marked “13728” with a Uberti manufacture mark. This revolver is fully engraved. The bottom of the barrel is marked “STOEGER – ACCOKEEK, MD – A.UBERTI-ITALY”.
Barrel Length: 4.75”
Sights/ Optics: The front sight is a quarter-circle blade fixed at the muzzle. The rear sight is a rectangular notch integral to the top strap.
Stock Configuration & Condition: The grips are a two piece Simulated Pearl. There is no handling wear. There are no chips or cracks. Overall, the grip is in Excellent condition.
Type of Finish: Stainless Steel Engraved
Finish Originality: Original
Bore Condition: The bore is bright with sharp rifling. There is no erosion in the bore. There is lead fouling in the bore from being test fired. In this writer’s opinion the bore rates 10/10.
Overall Condition: The revolver retains about 99% of its metal finish. The pistol lacks any notable defects. There is no turn line. The markings remain clear. The screwheads are unmarred and serviceable. Overall, the revolver is in Like New condition and appears unfired outside of factory testing.
Mechanics: The action functions correctly. The single action trigger is crisp. The cylinder locks with no play on each chamber. We did not fire this pistol. As with all previously owned firearms, a thorough cleaning may be necessary to meet your maintenance standards.
Box Paperwork and Accessories: This pistol comes with its factory box, owner’s manual, and factory handouts.
Our Assessment: The Uberti Stoeger 1873 Cattleman Engraved Stainless Steel in .45 Colt with a 4.75″ barrel is a meticulously crafted reproduction that combines the timeless design of the iconic Colt Single Action Army revolver with modern manufacturing precision and aesthetic enhancements. This model is distinguished by its stainless steel construction, which not only provides a striking appearance but also offers enhanced durability and resistance to corrosion, making it a practical choice for both collectors and shooters who use their firearms regularly.
Chambered in the classic .45 Colt cartridge, this revolver pays homage to the calibers that tamed the American West, offering the authentic shooting experience of a bygone era with the reliability and safety of contemporary firearm engineering. The 4.75″ barrel length is historically significant as it was one of the most popular choices during the late 19th century, providing a balance between accuracy and ease of draw, making it favored by lawmen and outlaws alike.
The engraving on the Uberti Stoeger 1873 Cattleman adds a layer of elegance and exclusivity, featuring intricate scrollwork that covers the frame, cylinder, and barrel. This artistry reflects the custom, hand-engraved firearms of the period, which were often personalized for their owners. The attention to detail extends to the revolver’s grips, which are typically crafted from high-quality materials to complement the engraved stainless steel, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal.
Owning an Uberti Stoeger 1873 Cattleman Engraved Stainless Steel revolver is an opportunity to experience a piece of American history reimagined with modern craftsmanship. It appeals to those who appreciate the art and functionality of classic firearms, offering a unique blend of historical authenticity and shooting performance. Please see our photos and best of luck with your bidding!!!-R.L.
