1875 SCHOFIELD® CAVALRY MODEL REVOLVER
The legendary 1875 Schofield was one of the most popular revolvers of the Old West era. This Smith and Wesson single action top break was originally a Model No. 3 that was modified by Major George W. Schofield for the U.S. Cavalry and was issued along the Colt Single Action Army. With its quick reloading capabilities, the Schofield became the handgun of choice with Lawmen, Cowboys and Outlaws like Jesse James. This Navy Arms reproduction comes complete with a replica of an original S&W factory box. Features a blued frame, cylinder and barrel, case hardened trigger guard, latch and hammer, and walnut stocks with cartouche. Bbl. Length: 7"; O.A.L.: 12 3/4"; Weight: 2 lbs. 5 oz.; Caliber: .38 Spl., .44-40 or .45 Colt
Cal .38 Spl. -- Mod. No. SCM038 - $825.00
Cal. .44-40 -- Mod. No. SCM044 - $825.00
Cal. .45 Colt -- Mod. No. SCM045 - $825.00
1875 SCHOFIELD® WELLS FARGO MODEL REVOLVER
When the Schofield was dropped from Army service, the surplus revolvers where purchased by Schuyler, Hartley & Graham and Francis Bannerman, two New York gun dealers. Both dealers offered a modified, shortened barrel Schofield which the Wells Fargo Express Company purchased and issued to their Special Agents. This reproduction features a blued frame, cylinder and barrel, color case hardened trigger guard, latch and hammer and walnut stocks with cartouche. Bbl. Length: 5"; O.A.L.: 10 3/4"; Weight: 2 lbs. 3 oz. Caliber: .38 Spl., .44-40 or .45 Colt
Cal. .38 Spl.-- Mod. No. SWF038 - $825.00
Cal. .44-40 -- Mod. No. SWF044 - $825.00
Cal. .45 Colt -- Mod. No. SWF045 - $825.00
1875 SCHOFIELD® "HIDEOUT" MODEL REVOLVER
This short barreled variant of the Schofield revolver would have been carried by Detectives, Lawmen, Gamblers and Outlaws of the Old West who considered concealment a priority. Blued frame, cylinder and barrel, color case hardened trigger guard, latch and hammer, walnut stocks with cartouche. Bbl. Length: 3 1/2"; O.A.L.: 9 1/4"; Weight: 2 lbs. 2 oz.; Caliber: .44-40 or .45 Colt
Cal. .44-40 -- Mod. No. SHM044 - $825.00
Cal. .45 Colt -- Mod. No. SHM045 - $825.00
1875 SCHOFIELD® "FOUNDERS" MODEL REVOLVER
The Founder's 's Model honors Val Forgett, Sr. and Aldo Uberti by making an upgraded model that is without a doubt the pinnacle of production Schofields®. It features a charcoal blue barrel and cylinder, with a spectacular color case hardened receiver, backstrap, trigger guard and trigger. These vibrant colors are accented by a set of oiled walnut grips with cartouche. Bbl. Length: 7”
Cal. .45Colt -- Mod. No.SFM045 - $919.00 Cal. .38 Spl. -- Mod. No. SFM038 - $919.00
Registered: February 2005 Location: Aberdeen, MD Posts: 597
Review Date: Fri January 13, 2006
Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: Not Indicated
| Rating: 9
Pros:
Cocks easily and is fairly accurate.
Cons:
Stamping of Importer and Manual offer on Barrel and Ejector Housing
I just picked up a copy of this revolver with the 7 inch barrel. My first Navy Arms/Uberti Schofield (Serial 226) developed cracks in both the frame and cylinder after ten years of Cowboy Action Shooting. This new model is a sweet machine. It cocks easier than my first gun and lends itself to as great a potential as my first Uberti product. However there is a fly in the ointment. My original purchased Schofield had it's markings as a military piece well places as the original S&W did with the maker's name stuck in an unobtrusive spot.
This new piece has NAVY ARMS plastered on the right side as well as an advertisement for a manual stamped on the barrel and ejector housing. My first Schofield did not have this eyesore stamped on it and was asthetically pleasing to the sight. It's sad that Navy Arms desided to emulate Ruger's disfigurement of an otherwise beautiful handgun.
klw
Registered: February 2006 Posts: 23
Review Date: Thu September 7, 2006
Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: Not Indicated
| Rating: 10
Pros:
Just about everything
Cons:
sights are a bit crude
The gun I have is the Navy Arms Russian. Excellent gun. Very well made. Amazingly accuragte despite a rather crude rear sight.
Solomon Kane
Registered: September 2006 Location: Ill-o-noise Posts: 4
Review Date: Fri September 8, 2006
Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: Not Indicated
| Rating: 10
Pros:
Excellent gun, great for duelists
Cons:
Sights take getting used to
I recently purchased an Uberti Schofield in .38spl. The gun is nickle plated and absolutely gorgeous. Once I got used to the sights, keeping the shots within a 6in. circle at 15 yards was no problem. Highly recommend to anyone.
Frank Dalton
Registered: September 2004 Location: Thompsons Station, TN Posts: 130
Review Date: Sun July 6, 2008
Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: Not Indicated
| Rating: 9
Pros:
Shoots to POA the best of all my revolvers
Cons:
They don't make them to shoot black powder
Excellent fit and finish, my 5" bbl model in Blue is a fun gun to shoot. I just would like them to manufacture them so they would shoot black powder better, like the originals.
Frank Dalton
Registered: September 2004 Location: Thompsons Station, TN Posts: 130
Review Date: Sun July 6, 2008
Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: Not Indicated
| Rating: 9
Pros:
Shoots to POA the best of all my revolvers
Cons:
They don't make them to shoot black powder
Excellent fit and finish, my 5" bbl model in .45, finished in Blue is a fun gun to shoot. I just would like them to manufacture them so they would shoot black powder better, like the originals.
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