Uberti Schofield..thoughts??

I have one in 45 colt that Gary did up in a Border Classic that nice...shoots well! PS JT 's books are the blame here for sure.

Is there a difference in the Taylor's compared to the Ulberti? Besides bells and whistles.

and we have built quite a few. The main thing is the sights. The sights are part of the barrel and no way to adjust them. I always tell guys that are going to send me a Schofield to turn into a Border Classic to shoot it first and make sure it is accurate and shoots to point of aim. We got one that shot 3 feet to one side and there was nothing we could do about it. I called it's owner and asked him if he still wanted us to customize it. He said to do it that he wanted to put it on display in a shadow box.

They don't feel much better to me either. They seem inherently frail and the only tactical advantage I can see it had was "Unloading" in a hurry. I give them that. Some point kind of interestingly to me, I think point shooting they would do very well. The smaller grip feels odd but good. I always liked the Remington grip too. Slow for me to cock and sights are (to me) invisible. I'd take one that was given to me but don't think I'd ever pay market for a spaghetti example myself.

I like the history, really with the foreign Govt's and all. But it never blew wind up my skirt. To each his own.

I fondled. I'm sure Gary can take care of that though!