Videos tagged with Uberti 1851 Navy

This video provides a practical comparison of Remington #10 and CCI #11 percussion caps for cap and ball revolvers. The presenter demonstrates their function in a Uberti 1851 Navy .36 caliber revolver using standard black powder loads. Both cap types are shown to function reliably, preventing chain fires and allowing for consistent firing, though minor differences in fit and grip are noted.

This video tests the accuracy of a Uberti 1851 Navy revolver at 15 yards using a Ransom Master Series pistol rest. The test utilizes a specific black powder load: 21 grains of 3FG Go-Ex powder, a .36 caliber lubricated felt wad, and a .375 Hornady round ball. The results indicate the firearm is capable of very good, consistent accuracy when stabilized, with the presenter noting a single flyer was likely due to improper wad seating.

This guide provides a detailed comparison between Pietta and Uberti 1851 Navy revolvers, drawing on expert insights from Guns of the West. It covers critical aspects like fit and finish, historical accuracy of markings, loading plunger functionality, and rifling direction. The assessment highlights Uberti's edge in historical detail and aesthetics, while Pietta offers a more budget-friendly option. The video emphasizes that both brands provide a similar action feel, making the choice dependent on collector priorities and budget.