The Bisley grip frame was made for target shooters, and it curves in a way that tames recoil. Uberti's Cattleman Bisley takes that design and puts it on an 1873 with a 7.5 inch barrel, chambered in .45 Long Colt with six rounds. The frame is case hardened and the hammer and grip frame are steel, per the NM Steel label in the name.

The long barrel and the Bisley shape make for a steady revolver. Your hand sits lower, the hammer is easy to reach and it handles heavier loads without twisting. That is why many cowboy action shooters choose it.

At the range you can shoot it at paper out to a good distance and it will stay on target. At a match, it works for the fast action pistol stage. In the field, it can be a handgun for a hunter who likes single actions.

Take a few minutes at the counter to see if the Bisley grip suits your hand. Many people love it.

The listing is new. It ships to your FFL dealer for the background check.