The Cattleman II is Uberti's updated take on the 1873 single action. This one is chambered in .45 Long Colt, with a 4.75 inch barrel, six rounds, a case hardened frame and walnut grips. It is a good example of a revolver that looks like a classic and works like a modern gun.

The II refers to improvements in the mechanism. Uberti changed how the cylinder pin is held, which makes disassembly easier. The traditional lines remain the same, with the hammer, trigger guard and grip frame that fans love.

A 4.75 inch barrel is the standard barrel for cowboy action. It balances well, draws smoothly and offers enough sight radius for steel targets. Walnut grips feel good in the hand, and the case hardened colors give the gun a handsome look.

.45 Long Colt gives you a wide choice of ammunition, from light cowboy loads to hotter hunting loads. Follow the maker's guidance on what the revolver can handle.

It sells for a little over seven hundred sixty dollars. The listing is new. It ships to your FFL dealer for the background check.