The Uberti and Chiappa High Walls and Low Walls are closer to the original Winchesters than current production sold under the Winchester name. Different internals altogether on the Winchesters, it's just the outside that looks like a Low Wall.Any "new" 1885's seen are ALL clones - even the ones stamped "Winchester".
The new "Winchester 1885 Low Walls", made in Japan by Miroku, differ from the Uberti's made in Italy only in country of origin and workmanship.
I agree with that general sentiment, other than the fact that Winchester is not an American company any more.IMHO, "Winchester's" become just another American company, that's moved US jobs overseas.
I think its also true that the 1885 low wall as it was originally designed would not hold up to the pressures of cartridges such as the 243 Winchester or 22-250 Remington that the Winchester named modern clone made by Miroku has the ability to do !