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    Paterson

    One thing that leads me to believe it's made by Uberti is that it has unusual 4 finger type nipples possibly like on the original Patersons, and the Uberti reproductions.
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    Paterson

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    Paterson

    The only other markings are on the bottom of the barrel and frame. It has these same markings again, the number 402 and MOFRA. Also, as stated earlier, the side of the barrel is stamped Replica Arms Inc. Marietta Ohio mad in Italy.
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    Paterson

    Here are some images of it. It has the 9 inch barrel.
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    Paterson

    Thanks. I eamailed VTI about availability and also cimmaron.
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    Paterson

    Thanks. I know that it's stamped XXII and Made in Italy. I'll have to check and see if I can find the Uberti stamp. I'm not sure if the screw from DGW was made to fit an original Paterson, a Pietta (the version DGW sells), a Colt BP repro, or an Uberti. The diagram of the Uberti sear screw looks...
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    Paterson

    I have a Paterson revolver. It's marked Replica Arms Inc. Marietta Ohio made in Italy. It's stamped with the code XXII. I believe this means it was made in 1966 by Uberti. My problem is that it has a broken sear screw. I ordered a Paterson sear screw from Dixie but it's not threaded to fit my...
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