[mpmillen]

http://www.usfirearms.com/pdf/Press_Release_Remington_USFA.pdf

Save your pennies - these should be great!

Mark

[Tommygunn]

Cool!
Save it isn't the 1858 percussion, it's the later cartridge revolver that competed with the Colt SAA. Hopefully they will be 100% accurate. The Ubertis have a cylinder arbor retained like the Colt SAA IIRC.

[DixieTexian]

Looking at their other stuff, I don't think I will ever be able to afford them.

[dwave]

Hey, Tommygunn it will be the 1858 too:

The first planned models
will be the popular 1858 and 1875 models.
The New 1858 Model percussion revolver will be available as historically correct in 2 barrel
lengths (5-1/2”and 7-1/2”), 2 calibers (.36 Cal, .44 Cal), and 3 finishes (Armory Blue, Armory Blue
with bone case color frame, and bright nickel).

[Frenchie Pete]

Do you know if we can find these models, this brand in France?
:)

[Duncaninfrance]

I haven't seen anything about this company over here yet. I would have thought that the prices would keep them out.

[LEE3370]

If the price will be close to the other products they have, I can't afford one.
One more reason to play the lottery.
Other than that, there will be none in my future.

[Cap n Ball]

Well, there goes the new guttering on the house...

[mec]

So far, USFA's quality has been extremely fine. I have a Prewar Single Action that is set up perfectly. Chamber mouts are .452 and it is very accurate with any bullet of the same diameter or out to .454". they are also serious about sighting the guns in at the factory. My fixed sights are right on at 25 yards.
http://usera.imagecave.com/mec/red.jpg

[Tommygunn]

Hey, Tommygunn it will be the 1858 too:


Quote:
The first planned models
will be the popular 1858 and 1875 models.
The New 1858 Model percussion revolver will be available as historically correct in 2 barrel
lengths (5-1/2”and 7-1/2”), 2 calibers (.36 Cal, .44 Cal), and 3 finishes (Armory Blue, Armory Blue
with bone case color frame, and bright nickel).

Well, so much the better!!!!!:D :D :D