I currently have:
2 Beretta Laramies (Uberti Made 5" barrel): These work like a charm and have had NO gunsmithing. As noted, they are replicas of the No. 3 "New Model" (Differnt grip frame, frame latch, and underlug than the Schofield). Mine are nickel with fire blue accents . . . very pretty guns. I know French Jack had a Laramie that was a big nasty lemon of a gun. I've heard about this happening to a few other folks. I know more folks who have good working Laramies. Of note: These are Uberti made. IMHO, they are finished a little nicer than the other Uberti No. 3 replicas. Beretta discontinued them about 2 years ago.
1 Navy arms Russian (Uberti Made, 6.5" barrel): Works great. Looks great. Put some fake ivory stocks made from Corian on them. Long barrel = slow to draw.
2 Taylor Schofield "Hideout" models (Uberti made 3.5" barrel): These are my favorites. The short barrel and wide rear sight make for a very fast sight picture. Only down side here: Once when I was thumbing the hammer fast, I accidentally dissengaged the frame latch and opened up the gun. Ruined my time on that stage, but you live and you learn.
A few other notes:
I know a fella how owns one of the Army San Marco Schofields. It has loads of mecahnical issues and rarely shoots 5 shots without some problem. If you see a Schofield with "Cimarron" stamped on them, take a closer look and see if its one of the old Army San Marco. All of the current Schofields offered by Cimarron are made by Uberti.
The modern production S&W Schofields are beautiful and very well made. I don't own one, but I'm still looking. They are going way up in price as time goes on. Love to see S&W do another run of these.
Grips are easy to find. Look on Gunbroker or the classfieds here for lots of examples. Ajax (recently out of business), Gripmaker, Tombstone grips, Buffalo Brothers, and Collins Craft Grips all offer samples.