A factory blem means the maker found a cosmetic flaw and sold the gun at a lower price. The listing says new and calls it a factory blem, so expect a small mark or finish issue rather than a mechanical problem. Look at the photos and ask your dealer if you want details on what the blemish is.

The Hombre is a Cattleman built in .45 Long Colt with a 4.8 inch barrel and six rounds in the cylinder. That barrel length is the one most cowboy action shooters reach for. It balances nicely, comes out of a holster smoothly and still gives a solid sight picture at the steel targets.

Uberti is known for faithful copies of the 1873 single action army. If you want a gun that looks right in the hand and works on match day, this pattern has been doing it for generations. The .45 Long Colt also loads down well, so you can run mild black-powder style loads for matches and heavier ones for the woods.

It ships to your FFL dealer for the background check.