Midway Sale Uberti 1860 Army

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Seems like the Midway deals are often rejects from various importers. I have purchased several percussion revolvers from Midway this year that had gone on sale, and the majority had issues, some cosmetic, some unsafe, and one that needed to be sent in for repairs. Most were fixable, it's just a bit time consuming. The one I didn't bother to fix myself had a loose arbor (was an 1862 police). Too big of a problem for a new gun, better to let the factory deal with it.

If you don't mind diving into how these function, and potentially needing to fix some bad timing problems, then the sales aren't so bad.
 
I ordered one of these this last weekend. We'll see what it's like when it gets here. I don't mind fixing some stuff as long as it's not terrible. With a Uberti I'm already resigned to the fact I'll have to fix the short arbor to make it reliable and repeatable out of the box.
 
We get excited and buy things we might not need.
Never! 🤣


Seems like the Midway deals are often rejects from various importers. I have purchased several percussion revolvers from Midway this year that had gone on sale, and the majority had issues, some cosmetic, some unsafe, and one that needed to be sent in for repairs. Most were fixable, it's just a bit time consuming. The one I didn't bother to fix myself had a loose arbor (was an 1862 police). Too big of a problem for a new gun, better to let the factory deal with it.

If you don't mind diving into how these function, and potentially needing to fix some bad timing problems, then the sales aren't so bad.
That is ridiculous to the point of absurdity.


remember a lot of guys will want the $319 pistol to perform like a custom Colt hand fitted with polished internals
Where do we get those?
 

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