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Colt Walker, whats the difference
- Thread starter rem1858
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What is the difference between a Dixie Colt Walker for $385.
And a Uberti Colt Walker for $355. ???
Same gun different overhead.
The web site also lists Palmetto as the manufacturer. Note that the only review was posted in 2004.
Palmetto is apparently no longer manufacturing guns, having ceased in 2007. There may be a retail outlet at their former site in Brescia, Italy, and some sutlers may still be holding old stock.
Frankly, I doubt that the gun is available from Dixie. You'd probably get a Uberti if you ordered it.
Palmetto is apparently no longer manufacturing guns, having ceased in 2007. There may be a retail outlet at their former site in Brescia, Italy, and some sutlers may still be holding old stock.
Frankly, I doubt that the gun is available from Dixie. You'd probably get a Uberti if you ordered it.
bprevolver
New member
1847 Walker Production
Uberti is the only manufacturer of the 1847 Walker. Palmetto is no longer making any percussion revolvers. The Dixie Gun Works 1847 Walker made by Palmetto is old stock and when these are gone there will be no more. At present (as of today) Dixie Gun Works is sold out of the Uberti Walkers but are expecting a shipment. They would not say if the price would be the same.
I did a quick survey of the companies that I know of that sale the Uberti Walker and their current prices.
Cabela’s - $449 Uberti
Dixie Gun Works - Palmetto $385, Uberti $355
Taylor & Co. - $380 Uberti
Cimarron -
Standard Blue $421.79,
Original or Antique $488.74,
Charcoal Blue $475.55
Since Cimarron is the largest of the Uberti distributors and the only one that I am currently aware of that Uberti will still mark their guns with the Cimarron name on the barrel.
ADDRESS CIMARRON FREDERICKSBURG
Cimarron’s prices are based on the current costs they now have to pay for the revolvers. Prices on all Italian manufactured firearms are subject to change without notice. This is because of the depreciating value of the U.S. Dollar on the world market and because our expert policy maker, Obama, is continually printing new Monopoly dollars on his little printing press. As far as I can see, this trend is not going to be reversed any time soon so the prices of all firearms are going to steadily increase. If a gun goes out of production then the price will sky rocket as can be see with the now defunct Uberti Paterson revolver. The last four sales that I have seen completed were over the $600mark. The last one on Gun Broker was around $575 plus shipping which also put it over the $600 mark.
Moral of all this is, "If you can afford it, you better get it now."
Uberti is the only manufacturer of the 1847 Walker. Palmetto is no longer making any percussion revolvers. The Dixie Gun Works 1847 Walker made by Palmetto is old stock and when these are gone there will be no more. At present (as of today) Dixie Gun Works is sold out of the Uberti Walkers but are expecting a shipment. They would not say if the price would be the same.
I did a quick survey of the companies that I know of that sale the Uberti Walker and their current prices.
Cabela’s - $449 Uberti
Dixie Gun Works - Palmetto $385, Uberti $355
Taylor & Co. - $380 Uberti
Cimarron -
Standard Blue $421.79,
Original or Antique $488.74,
Charcoal Blue $475.55
Since Cimarron is the largest of the Uberti distributors and the only one that I am currently aware of that Uberti will still mark their guns with the Cimarron name on the barrel.
ADDRESS CIMARRON FREDERICKSBURG
Cimarron’s prices are based on the current costs they now have to pay for the revolvers. Prices on all Italian manufactured firearms are subject to change without notice. This is because of the depreciating value of the U.S. Dollar on the world market and because our expert policy maker, Obama, is continually printing new Monopoly dollars on his little printing press. As far as I can see, this trend is not going to be reversed any time soon so the prices of all firearms are going to steadily increase. If a gun goes out of production then the price will sky rocket as can be see with the now defunct Uberti Paterson revolver. The last four sales that I have seen completed were over the $600mark. The last one on Gun Broker was around $575 plus shipping which also put it over the $600 mark.
Moral of all this is, "If you can afford it, you better get it now."
S&S Firearms, 2010 Catalog, Page 70: Uberti Walker $348
c.robertson
New member
Uberti Walker
I am still crying and sniveling for NOT purchasing a new in the box Uberti Walker for $200.00 early last spring.
I was hesitant to start a 'new' shooting line (black powder) at that time. Of course since then I have aquired 4 1858 Remingtons, 2 target stainless and 2 blued, 3 in .44 and one .36.
I am still crying and sniveling for NOT purchasing a new in the box Uberti Walker for $200.00 early last spring.
I was hesitant to start a 'new' shooting line (black powder) at that time. Of course since then I have aquired 4 1858 Remingtons, 2 target stainless and 2 blued, 3 in .44 and one .36.