Colt Navy 1851 Uberti Clint Eastwood replica

A Man With no Name
revolver Clint Eastwood
Uberti replica Colt Navy 1851 Richard Conversion cal.38 special property ArizonaColt - Italy
Rattlesnake in Silver Hand Made by ArizonaColt

[@TheVirtuoso883]

the first shot you could see the bullet so clearly travel that was awesome..beautiful gun!

[@cleoshepardchou]

Colt factory did few if any conversions.Open tops made that way from cap & ball parts, 2 main styles,after Rollin White patent expired.Remington bought license from S&W in 1869 to make ctg guns.Also, Remington sold conversion kits for their 1858 until supply ran out. There were catalogue ads into the 1880's showing Remington w/ cap & ball and conversion cylinder as a package.Old inventory sold in foreign countries.Latin American conversions often encountered @ gun shows passed as factory.Beware

[@Anthrax92007]

Nice, you can see the bullet in flight on the first shot.

[@josemariagarciaperez7641]

1951 ???? El colt NAVY 1851 tengo entendido que es de AVANCARGA y pólvora negra . Quedó sorprendido , al verlo disparar con camisas metálicas y de retro carga 😳😳

[@TUCOtheratt]

Great shooting!😀I would love to have that revolver!

[@Hendo56]

@Jordan3445 To answer some of your questions- it's available from Cimarron Arms, but you need to order through an FFL dealer. It comes either with or w/o snake grips- I ordered one without, because it's $250 for the snake grips (!). The barrel is 7 1/2 inches- the standard length of a regular blackpowder 1851 Navy. It is chambered for .38 special- a bit larger than the .36 cal the Navy came in. It cannot be converted to a .22. If you're looking for a good .22, I suggest the Ruger Single Six.

[@matthewmccallum3788]

yes and no, you can eject the spent casings with your finger or use the loading lever which comes off a bit at the top and used to eject the cartridges

[@Remington1875]

Bravo. I have got to get me a pair of those.

[@socom117]

Im getting one my self next month.

[@BatteryRock]

@hhamaildk True but after 1873 Colt refurbished and modified several 1851 Navys and 1860 Armies to fire cartridges. That being said, in the movie, Eastwood's would have been a .36 cal ball and cap.

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@crdennis123 The revolver is manufactured by Uberti and Cimarron distributed in the U.S. by firearms,in their search this site: Man With No Name Single Action Replica of the 1851 Conversion used in the 1960's Spaghetti Westerns

[@trevinor3]

wow, super cool bro

[@TheVirtuoso883]

@Zeanu when he fires the first shot into the hill you can see the bullet in flight for a split second

[@gentity8589]

I'm listening to the theme song and it's very joy.

[@OrCkHaNtheGrEaT]

They were carrying a cap&ball when there is no shooting scene. All other were cartridge conversions otherwise.

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@glynamus In the film cartridge used was a .38 S & W, the original cartridge for your weapon is the 38 colt and 38 S & W, this being a Mason conversion to metallic cartridge. The Navy was 51 muzzle-loading .36 cal

[@curly27784]

If the gun is rated for +P ammo, the instruction book would say so.You could also check with Uberti.

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@DRAGONSWORDXXX In the United States is marketed by Cimarron Firearms, however, is manufactured by Uberti: mod. 1851 Colt Navy Richards cal.38 special

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@crdennis123 You're wrong, I do not know where you've seen, this weapon exists only in this version is a 1851 Colt Navy Conversion Richard cane with 7 1 / 2 caliber 38sp. called a "man with no name" is the one used by Clint Eastwood in the movie "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" Check out more please

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@burzum6man the release of its housing under the barrel of the plug that makes stationary the spingipalla, we solved by welding, however, the problem has been reported to the Uberti factory, and I think that will solve them on the next inconvniente specimens. Very good weapon anyway. You the Board

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@Grasshopper257 Cartridge loaded slightly below at least 20% less than the standard charge table, do not forget that the Navy has the castle open and consistent all the weapons of that type digests little heavy loads, would be affected in a negative way the pin of the drum .

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@socom117 Great deal, check out the piece of spingipalla under the barrel is usually insecure and tends to jump ...... Fisal good welding.

[@jtravis3009]

@hhamaildk I agree that Mr. Leone took "artistic license" in these guns for the date he set the movie in. My observation was a reply about your statement that "there is no valid civil war brass cartridge guns AT ALL". Your comment did not specify HAND guns, only "guns" and that would include the two rifles mentioned. And the European pinfire revolvers as used by the Confederacy, while both uncommon and not in the movie, were used in the civil war. The "at all" part was my point.

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@crdennis123 I saw good site Cimarron, now also offer the single acion 1873, is in fact the weapon used in the film that Clint "A fistuful of dollars"and was with the cane I 1/2.....tu 5 You had asked about the Navy ..... richard is what has patented the conversion to the metallic cartridge Navy in 1871

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@Jordan3445 What does conversion mean? Respond soon please The conversions were made to use the muzzle loading guns and capt ball, and turn them into weapons breech-loading, virtually making some changes were converted to use the metal cartridge.

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@pillonimirko o vai direttamente da Uberti a Gardone val Trompia, o ti rivolgi a una qualsiasi armeria e la ordini sempre a Uberti, costo intorno ai 500 euro, revolver colt navy 1851 Richard conversion cal.38 special. Ciao

[@markw4907]

Even though this revolver is proofed for STANDARD .38 special, I would advise only the use of cartridges loaded with blackpowder or a substitute. It is still an open top with a wedge and your gun will stay tighter with blackpowder. Never FAN your revolver unless it is modified by an expert and you have three of them(one to fire, one as a backup, one in the shop being repaired).

[@41maglover]

just made a taller sight for mine and it is damn perfection. i suggest you get one as well or make one it make shooting it way funner. what i did was buy the 1872 open top 5 1/2 in 38 and bought the 1851 conversion barrel later, its like having two guns for the price of one!

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@crocketgsxr6 This is a Richard and conversion of this model as the originals do not have an extractor for the shells.

[@jtravis3009]

@hhamaildk That is not exactly true. THESE pistols were not cartridge guns at the time, but the Henry and Spencer rifles used cartridges, as well as the gatling gun. The Confederacy also had a few European revolvers that made it past the blockade that used early pinfire cartridges as well. So there WERE a very few cartridge guns in the civil war, but not many.

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@romas1995 the original cartridge was 38 colt

[@41maglover]

yes only light reloads for mine. only thing to reload hot is my ruger 41 mag. I do not trust the forcing cones on the bigger cals anyway my 44 cone is thiner than hell so really light loads for that one. i have never had a problem with the 38s with jacketed bullets out of mine just load em light. 4.5 grains unique with 158 jacketed hp

[@trevtron1976]

oops, hit the wood low and left. helluva gun you have, ordering one soon myself

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@Hardcorediver4 Tank's is indeed a great revolver, and also very accurate with the right cartridge

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@Jordan3445 The barrel is inches 7 1 / 2

[@markw4907]

The Civil War saw many cartridge revolvers which were generally in violation of Rollin White's patent. This revolver was never meant to look like a Richards-Mason from 1869 but more like a gunsmith conversion. The movie would have been even better if only Blondie had the newfangled gun but the producers were dealing with a large number of safety issues and it looks like they fudged a bit on authenticity and gave several characters a conversion(actually not so much a conversion as a Model 1872 frame with an 1851 barrel).

[@DARYLENDICOTT]

@crdennis123 From Cimarron, look under the conversion tab. It will be listed as the Man With No Name. I have one on order right now. It takes 90 days.

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@41maglover If I can give you some advice, do not like these weapons ammunition loaded with excessive charges would be preferable to use either soft or .45 ​​cal.38, they remember the castle open and charges are excessive straining the pivot of the drum may loosen resulting in loosening of the barrel, if you use charges "quiet" as well as gain precision shells that get less and get stressed out more from the rooms of the drum. Hello

[@sharpie443]

Man i'd love to get one of those.

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@Calibretto9 This is the caliber revolver 38 special

[@Hardcorediver44]

Boy I really like that pistol.

[@inkey2]

thats the first thing i noticed. Not cap and ball.....also I noticed it didn't smoke very much. The old black powder guns threw out a smoke screen

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@brinkiman1 No indeed it is very practical and you see do not have to do without bias.

[@TheArtbell]

@Anthrax92007 Ha! You noticed this 2. I have an 1851 Navy repro(non conversion). I'll stick with the cap and ball1

[@burzum6man]

@chattanogajim Thanks, I hope to enjoy many years of service when I purchase mine.

[@ExOfficerJimLahey]

FUCK YEAA!!! every time i hear this song i just say FUCK YEAAAAAA

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@pillonimirko Si certo, con quel titolo puoi acquistarla tranquillamente.

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@TheCiao96321 Perchè in questo tipo di revolver essendo sprovvisti di sicura è buona norma caricare solamente 5 colpi e lasciare la camera in corrispondenza del cane abbattuto vuota.

[@crdennis123]

@chattanogajim I found them on the site YOU suggested...Cimarron.

[@MarcoFanciulli]

No it is not necessary to remove the cylinder to reload it.

[@trevtron1976]

oops, hit the wood low and left. helluva gun!

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@burzum6man After me my 5 other friends have taken one, the revolver is very aesthetically pleasing and very precise in target shooting, fantastic performance, of course being the weapon with the castle is open unwise and unnecessary use ammunition with excessive loads, single iconveniente found in all six specimens,

[@woodyrascel]

This gun is awesome!! I prefer it to the ones used in fist full of dollars and a few dollars more...

[@crocketgsxr6]

It is a beautiful gun,I was looking at this one and other 1851 converts. Am I right in guess,because you were using your finger, that this one doesn't have a extractor rod?

[@estebanguillen6745]

Where can I get one?! You don't understand, but I am a big fanatic of Clint Eastwood and especially the good the bad and the ugly

[@AmericanRebel.Crusader]

Esteban Guillen go to a gun show or a gun store and have them order it

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@SuperLoeb13 Snakes are two, not one, I myself have been made by himself, are pure silver and weigh about 35 grams

[@MNEsharpshooter]

@hhamaildk You're wrong.Smith & Wesson patented that weak cartridge revolver and that prevented Colt to make cartridge revolvers and cartridge conversions.But patent not prevented any gunsmith in old West to convert percussion revolver to cartridge revolver.In late 1859,Thuer conversion was available,and after that,even more types of conversion.Civilians could have converted revolvers,but Army not because they had contract with Colt.So do not speak about things you don't know anything about.

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@wayfaerer320 This gun fires cartridges cal 38 colt and 38 special

[@kiryu2000]

Damn the one with snake grips is unavailable on buffalo arms. I'll just get plain one. Nice gun though and thanks for posting!

[@DRAGONSWORDXXX]

Awesome I want this Gun where I can get it please tell me

[@romas1995]

the original cartridge converted navy guns were different right ? i mean this was an early modification.

[@connor2dap]

Go watch it again he was using a cylinder conversion.

[@crdennis123]

@chattanogajim I went to Cimarron web site, like you suggested and entered the description you suggested for a search. It brought up the gun they say was used in the Spaghetti westerns and they say it's a .38 caliber. They had (on that web page) a link to 'Man with No Name Single Action'. On this page, there are two, both .45 caliber. One has a 5 1/2" barrel and the other has a 4 3/4" barrel. Again, this is the site YOU suggested. I don't understand the Richard Cane part in your reply.

[@SilverSlugVideos]

Brodeo, check out Cimarron Arms' website, they sell the grips (One side, or both) so order them and put em on yourself.

[@CptBiggerstaff]

sexiest thing i have ever seen

[@anjelin25]

Yo tengo alguna parecida con el libro de coleccionistas calibre 45

[@edoellerman2312]

45 long colt?

[@MarcoFanciulli]

no 38 sp.

[@kiryu2000]

yep, 1868 was when Remington made cartridge revolvers, correct?

[@crdennis123]

@chattanogajim Is the 1873 a Colt Navy also? I'm having trouble finding it on the Cimarron web site.

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@Jordan3445 No it is not possible

[@41maglover]

mine shoots 6 feet high at 50 yards with the man with no name barrel funny as hell. does yours shoot high

[@Jordan3445]

@chattanogajim oooo nevermind i found a spot with a bunch of guns like this. do you know how long the barrel is?

[@crdennis123]

@chattanogajim OK, I found the site you are referring to. They (Cimarron) have 2 different models...a .38 caliber and a .45 caliber. The .45 caliber (5 1/2") looks to be the one Clint Eastwood used. Do you agree?

[@Liberty-or-Death-1776]

The .45 cal is an 1873 Colt Army that Eastwood used in "Fistful of Dollars" and "For a Few Dollars More," the .38 cal is a replica of the 1851 Colt Navy Conversion that was specially built for Eastwood to use during filming of "The Good, The Bad, and Ugly." You can also buy the 1851 Navy without the rattlesnake grip and it will be just like Tuco's gun from "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly."

[@ianchesney]

is there a spring ejector? or do the cartrages need to be ejected with your fingers on the navy modle?

[@Jordan3445]

@chattanogajim where could i buy a gun such as this? can you send me a link to a website perhaps? my dad would love this gun

[@wayfaerer320]

This does fire 38 special? Somebody told me it could only fire 38 S&W - can you get this chambered in 38 special?

[@SuperLoeb13]

Is there any barrel to use the cartridges 36 cal? because the system load with the powder is so boring I want to load the weapon as clint thank you in advance

[@burzum6man]

how well does the uberti eastwood replica hold up? I'm looking into getting one, but I wan't something that's going to last forever and not break down on me when I'm shooting it.

[@anjelin25]

Un arma mui linda

[@kusarifundo]

Nice video! I've got a question though- how does the ejector rod work, and how exactly do the cartridges come out once they are used?

[@WildGaston]

Huh? I didnt say anything bad about the replica? I was calling the guy out because his dates were mixed up. I love the gun though!!!

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@Remington1875 What kind of work do you mean?

[@crocketgsxr6]

@chattanogajim Gotcha, I will just have to grow longer finger nails then if I get this. : ) Thanks

[@buritoman50]

@chattanogajim hey man how did you get the eastwood replica??? Cuz i want to get myself one of those!!! Bad!!!

[@Remington1875]

Have you had any action work done to it?

[@user-ls6sq7wx8f]

カッコイイ！

[@zchris87v]

So this will take standard smokeless (modern .38 SPL) rounds?

[@zackaryk2000]

yes

[@pillonimirko]

COME FACCIO AD ACQUISTARNE UNA DALL'ITALIA?BASTA IL PORTO D'ARMI AD USO SPORTIVO?

[@pillonimirko]

TI RINGRAZIO PER AVERMI RISPOSTO,VORREI SAPERE COME FACCIO AD ACQUISTARLA,GRAZIE.

[@pillonimirko]

COME FACCIO AD ACQUISTARNE UNA?BASTA IL PORTO D'ARMI AD USO SPORTIVO?GRAZIE PER LE RISPOSTE.

[@Jordan3445]

please......please...... where did you get it and how?

[@MarcoFanciulli]

Okay, so what? What is the problem? It 'still a magnificent weapon much better than caps and ball

[@Jordan3445]

isn't clints couble action?

[@MarcoFanciulli]

@hhamaildk Okay and then where is the problem?

[@jakashh]

You don't have to remove the cylinder to reload it, do you? I've heard otherwise for conversions, but i'm new to single action revolvers, so bear with me please lol

[@crdennis123]

Dumb question, I know, but can you tell me where/how I can purchase a gun like this?

[@lazydragonslayer]

We're you shooting at the range on Oahu?!

[@SignorAckerman]

scusa perchè hai sparato 5 colpi anzichè 6? ho visto una camera vuota come mai?

[@3vegemite]

where cany ou get yourself one of these?

[@matthewmccallum3788]

I know, i did the same. Luckily Cimarron creates this revolver. Check out cimarron