1873 Cattleman Bisley & Bird's Head

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1873 Cattleman Bisley

New Model Steel

Available Calibers:

.45 Colt, .357 Mag

Available Models:

346131, 346031

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1873 Cattleman Bisley

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1873 Cattleman Bird's Head

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1873 Cattleman Bird's Head

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1873 Cattleman Bird's Head

Stallion Old West Defense

Item Number	Model	Model Description	MSRP	Caliber	Barrel Length	Frame Finish	Cylinder	Grip Style	Grip Material	Barrel	Barrel Finish	Trigger Guard Finish	Backstrap Finish	Number of Grooves	Twist Rate	Overall Length	Avg. Weight
346131	1873 Cattleman Bisley	New Model Steel	$729	.45 Colt	5.5"	Case-Hardened	6-shot, fluted	Target	Walnut	Round	Blue	Steel	Steel	6	1:16, RH	12.7"	2.5 lbs
346031	1873 Cattleman Bisley	New Model Steel	$729	.357 Mag	5.5"	Case-Hardened	6-shot, fluted	Target	Walnut	Round	Blue	Steel	Steel	6	1:18.75, RH	12.7"	2.5 lbs
344881	1873 Cattleman Bird's Head	New Model	$689	.45 Colt	4"	Case-Hardened	6-shot, fluted	Bird Head	Walnut	Round	Blue	Steel	Steel	6	1:16, RH	9"	2.3 lbs
344841	1873 Cattleman Bird's Head	New Model	$689	.45 Colt	4.75"	Case-Hardened	6-shot, fluted	Bird Head	Walnut	Round	Blue	Steel	Steel	6	1:16, RH	9.75"	2.3 lbs
344861	1873 Cattleman Bird's Head	New Model	$689	.45 Colt	5.5"	Case-Hardened	6-shot, fluted	Bird Head	Walnut	Round	Blue	Steel	Steel	6	1:16, RH	10.5"	2.3 lbs
344731	1873 Cattleman Bird's Head	New Model	$689	.357 Mag	4.75"	Case-Hardened	6-shot, fluted	Bird Head	Walnut	Round	Blue	Steel	Steel	6	1:18.75, RH	9.75"	2.3 lbs
344691	1873 Cattleman Bird's Head	Old Model	$689	.45 Colt	3.5"	Case-Hardened	6-shot, fluted	Bird Head	Walnut	Round	Blue	Steel	Steel	6	1:16, RH	9.75"	2.2 lbs
345431	1873 Cattleman Bird's Head	Old Model	$689	.357 Mag	3.5"	Case-Hardened	6-shot, fluted	Bird Head	Walnut	Round	Blue	Steel	Steel	6	1:18.75, RH	9.75"	2.2 lbs

Specifications and prices are subject to change without notice.

Bisley

The Bisley was originally designed as a target revolver. It featured a long grip frame for its target grips and a wide target hammer with a low profile.

The revolver made its debut at the 1894 British Commonwealth Championship Match in Bisley, England. More than 40,000 Colt Bisleys were made between 1894 and 1915.

Bird's Head

This is the ideal concealable revolver for today’s Western enthusiast. The bird’s head grip design has been incorporated into Uberti’s Cattleman series of 1873 Single Action Army revolvers in both standard and Stallion designs. They are available in various barrel lengths and calibers.

The bird’s head grip was originally designed for Colt Derringers in the 1850s. In 1877, Colt incorporated the distinctive and comfortable grip style into full-frame revolvers called Bird’s Head Colts.

Features & Highlights

Easy Field Stripping

Bisley and Bird's Head Model

Easy stripping for cleaning and maintenance.

Grip Frame & Target Hammer

Bisley Model

Features a long grip frame and a wide, low-profile target hammer.

Grip Design

Bird's Head Model

The Bird’s Head grip design was originally used on Colt Derringers in the 1850s.

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