New Revolvers

Colt – Ruger – Pietta – Uberti

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Premium Action Work is only $175.00 when buying a new Colt from Classic Single Action. You save $20.00

Colt Single Action Army

New in box. Directly from Colt.

This is tough. I used to be able to buy 10 to 15 Colt revolvers every month. Two years ago Colt/CZ decided to only let small dealers have one or two a month, if that. There is such high demand for these revolvers that the people getting these from me have been waiting two years. Yes, that is the expected wait time if I were to put you on one of the Colt SAA waiting lists today. I am no longer putting people on “waiting lists” for revolvers. They are too long! (I have 20 to 30 people on each list. Do the math at 1-2 revolvers a month). Once I have made it through the existing lists, I will simply show, below the photos, availability of that revolver. If you are first to respond, you will get that revolver.

Single Action Army P1850– 5.5″, 45LC, blue and case hardened. Only ~ $2300.00

I have been getting 1-2 every month. They are going to customers on my “P1850 Waiting List”.

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Single Action Army P1840– 4.75″, 45LC, blue and case hardened. Only ~ $2300.00

I have been getting 1-2 every month. They are going to customers on my “P1840 Waiting List”.

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Single Action Army P1870– 45LC, 7.5″, blue and case hardened. Only ~ $2300.00

These are made in very limited numbers. Available three to four times a year. They go pretty quickly.
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** All new Colt revolvers will be shipped in a sealed, tamper proof sleeve with a note to

the receiving FFL.

New Colt SAA in sealed, tamper proof sleeve with note to FFL.

RUGER MONTADO

Ruger Montado. DISCONTINUED BY RUGER These were limited production revolvers that were hard to get ahold of.

Shortest barrel available with a standard SAA grip & had the wide and low SASS Vaquero hammer and beveled cylinder.

What a shame. This was one nice revolver 45LC, 3.75″ bbl.

*RUGER has paused production of their Vaquero line.
They are not being made currently, 4/5/26. If you find one, buy it.

It could be a year or more before they come back into production.

1872 Open Top

4.75″, 45LC. Only ~ $505.00

In Stock

Classic Single Action Hat . Khaki or Black, Adjustable Band ~ $15.00. Not available at this time.

SCREWDRIVERS

Nothing makes a job easier than having the right tools. Using the right screwdrivers for the maintenance of your firearms should be a priority. They will keep your screws tight without binging up the slots. Do not use regular screwdrivers on your guns. There are a lot of choices out there, but here are two I feel are very good.

Set #1. For USFA, Colt and Ruger® revolvers: Brownells sells a Magna-Tip set specifically for each gun model. Pros & Cons; I like these for space saving issues and ease of transport. They are hollow ground and well made. Some people find the magnetic tips a bother as they pick up unwanted material and the tips have a touch of play between the shaft and the bit. Still a great driver set for all Single Action revolvers $35.

Set #2. For USFA, Colt SAA and Reproductions: Brownells sells a set made by Grace. This is a three driver set with wood handles. Pros & Cons; The tips are milled for the screw slots and fit most 1873 SAA screws perfectly. They are shorter than standard drivers for better control. The width of the tips are a touch sharp and can scar the surrounding screw hole. Grind and polish the sides slightly to eliminate this. If you buy the set from me I will do this for you. $45

Set #1 Set #2

Authentic Colt U.S. Army Issue Screwdriver Reproduction

This is a faithful reproduction of the screwdriver that was issued to the US Army with their Colt SAA in the 1800’s. I make these by hand from tool steel. The driver is hardened and heat blued with hollow ground tips. This would be a great tool to have for the SASS shooter or historic reenactor as it fits in the smallest of pockets and is easy to use. You can find a picture of one of these original screwdrivers on page 108 of R.L. Wilson’s book “The Peacemakers”. Only $50, firearm not included.