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Used Uberti Values 2026:
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Aldo Uberti & C. was founded in 1959 in Gardone Val Trompia, Italy. Uberti is the dominant Italian maker of Old West replica firearms — Single Action Army revolvers, 1860 Henry, 1866 Yellowboy, 1873 Winchester, and 1858 Remington percussion revolvers. Sold under Uberti's own name, as well as through Cimarron, Taylor's, Stoeger Industries, and various private label brands. Acquired by Beretta Holding in 2000. Premium fit and finish for the Italian replica market.

Founded: 1959 Country: Italy Total models listed: 123
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Single Action Army (1873) Replicas

Uberti's SAA replicas — Italian-made, multiple finishes and barrel lengths.

1851 Navy / 1860 Army / 1858 Remington (Cap & Ball)

Uberti's percussion revolver replicas.

Lever Action Rifles (Henry 1860 / 1866 / 1873 / 1876)

Uberti's lever-action rifle replicas.

Top-Break / Schofield Style

Uberti's top-break Schofield No. 3 replicas.

Limited Editions / Engraved

Uberti's engraved presentation pieces.

Uberti Value FAQ

Are Uberti replicas considered safe to shoot original 19th-century loads?

Modern Uberti SAAs in .45 Colt are rated for standard pressure (~14,000 PSI) — fine for cowboy action loads and standard factory ammunition. They are NOT rated for Ruger-only or +P loads. Original 1873 Winchester / Henry replicas typically rated for black powder or smokeless equivalent — check the markings on your specific gun before high-pressure ammunition.

Why does the same gun come under Uberti, Cimarron, and Taylor's?

Uberti makes the actual gun in Italy. Cimarron and Taylor's are U.S. distributors that buy from Uberti and add their own finish work, branding, and warranty. Mechanically the same; price differences reflect distributor markup and U.S.-specific tuning.

Are Uberti percussion revolvers safe?

Yes — modern Uberti cap & ball production uses modern steel rated for black powder loads. They're popular with re-enactors, hunters using primitive weapons hunts, and as collector pieces. Standard ProveTest certification.

What's the price range for Uberti?

Single Action Army New Model starts around $549-700; engraved variants and Top Break Schofields run $850-1,400. Lever-action 1860 Henry / 1866 Yellowboy / 1873 run $1,100-1,800. Custom engraved $1,500-3,500+.