Cimmaron

[RanchRoper]

What's the quality like on these? Where are they made? Anyone seen their 1860 Henry?

[RanchRoper]

Might have answered my own question. These are Ubertis?

[Henry88]

I think Ubertis are fairly highly regarded. Aren't they owned by Beretta?

I heard Beretta is the oldest manufacturing company in the world. Of course, there might be a few Chinese firms that might have something to say about that....

[RanchRoper]

I actually started a Uberti topic so most of the answers are there. It looks like Cimmarons are the same rifle. Thks.

[tx gunrunner]

My Cimmaron for SASS/CAS . The 1873 clone is a factory short stroke race gun

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[Deadwood Dutch]

They are some beautiful firearms!

[RanchRoper]

Real purty!

[ditto1958]

I don't personally own any Uberti's, but there are a few I'd certainly LIKE to get my grimy mitts on.

[Sir Henry]

They are not only of the highest quality but they look like a million dollars.

[tx gunrunner]

I've never owned or shot a Henry . But in lever guns I had many Rossi and Marlin shooting them in SASS matches . I found that bottle neck cartridge 30-30 , 32-20 and 44-40 run best in them because in chambering the brass must runs up the ramp into a funnel like chamber and don't bind in chambering . On straight wall case like 357 , 44 mag or 45 Colt the 66 and 73 rifles are king because they use a elevator to lift the cartridge in perfect alignment with chamber before push it in . NO binding and makes for a super smooth chamber . There is tons aftermarket part for the 66 and 73 making into the perfect race gun . This is the 1st only target I ever shot at 50 yds on paper since I only shoot it on steel targets .

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