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    BP Pistol 1858 Remington

    PEDERSOLI REMINGTON PATTERN CUSTOM 7 7/8 BARREL BLACK POWDER REVOLVER 44CAL at £1162.00
    or UBERTI 1858 Remington at £440.
    Is the £600 for the quality or name.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mac42 View Post
    PEDERSOLI REMINGTON PATTERN CUSTOM 7 7/8 BARREL BLACK POWDER REVOLVER 44CAL at £1162.00
    or UBERTI 1858 Remington at £440.
    Is the £600 for the quality or name.
    both but its still the person behind the trigger that counts......
    check out old ranger on youtube as he groups one just a tad over an inch at 21 yds rested

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    BP Pistol 1858 Remington

    In my opinion Pedersoli better than Uberti, but if you can find one a Hege Revolver is the best, no longer made so would have to be secondhand.

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    I bought a Pedersoli 1858 probably 15 years ago and its still like new, they are quality items and if looked after will last very well.
    The finish is perhaps a little less attractive but much harder wearing than Uberti or Pietta, the action is still tight as a drum and im still on the original beryllium nipples.
    I never felt the need to do any tuning, (most unusual for me), the trigger and action were perfect and good to go from day one and it has never missed a beat.
    If i was doing it again id still buy the Pedersoli, its a quality item and it was money well spent as far as i am concerned.
    If i couldn't stretch to a new one id be looking for a good second hand Pedersoli rather than a new Uberti.
    I suppose it depends on how seriously you want to get, for an occasional "blatter" it wont make a huge difference but if you want to shoot well the Pedersoli certainly wont hold you back.
    As mentioned above Hege are supposed to be the business but i have never crossed paths with one.
    Last edited by rapidboy1; 26-08-2021 at 10:18 AM.

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    The Pedersoli is what’s used to set world records in international competitions.

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    I have one. It had a poor internal finish in the hand slot which needed smoothing out, but it’s been 100% reliable since then. Don’t buy new - I paid like 1/3rd the new price for a boxed, lightly used example.

    Remington #10 are by far the best fitting caps for it. Mine will also not ignite reliably with substitutes, but it ignites every shot with black powder.

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