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ebr-lvr · April 25, 2010, 03:27 PM

Righteous, I had a Uberti .44rem mag w/ .44/40 and I remember at the time Uberti called it the "Buckhorn". Was it a Cattleman also ? I don't know. One outstanding thing I do remember is that it was more accurate that I would figure a SAA clone could ever be, even with full factory power .44mags.

April 25, 2010, 03:27 PM	#4
ebr-lvr Member Join Date: March 16, 2010 Location: missouri hollar Posts: 56	Uberti Buckhorn Righteous, I had a Uberti .44rem mag w/ .44/40 and I remember at the time Uberti called it the "Buckhorn". Was it a Cattleman also ? I don't know. One outstanding thing I do remember is that it was more accurate that I would figure a SAA clone could ever be, even with full factory power .44mags. __________________ Col. Jeff Cooper..remembered When a deadly situation presents,One will not "rise to the occasion" but will " default to his highest level of training"