1858 Remington New Army Conversion by A. Uberti. The best revolver of its time! 

Just got my 1858 Remington New Army Conversion today! First thing I do with a new firearm is to familiarize myself with the safety features, basic function, and disassembly/care of the weapon....I was delighted to find that your video covered everything! Thank you Sir!

It is possible for this replica to purchase the dedicated muzzle-loading cylinder which is slightly different from the classic 1858 cylinders because it is slightly larger. the loading lever serves precisely this purpose, not only to hold.Another thing: This revolver Is really strong,Is forged and can shoot +p cartridges without any problem. Here ,in Italy,Is proof tested at 1350 bar( 19580 psi)!It Is capable of over 1000 joules of Power without over pressure damages...

That’s the reason why I prefer using a drop in Howell conversion cylinder or a conversion repro revolver like this one instead of a colt SAA is the cylinder removal is simpler

Uberti wouldn't have put that ridiculous safety on the hammer if our gov. Didn't require it for import. At least it's pretty well hidden!

I never worry about leaving the hammer on an "empty chamber.' Instead, I load the cylinder with all chambers loaded and leave the hammer located in-between chambers with the firing pin holding the cylinder in place between cartridge rims.

Looking forward to taking my Piettas to the range, not only to shoot the cartridge conversions, but also in the original cap-and-ball configurations.

Nice Big Iron! Nice fiddle of Leaning on the Everlasting Arms

My Uberti 1858 with the Howell cylinder also needs the 6 o’clock hold because it hits about 4 to 8 inches high at 12 to 15 yards distance but it centers well

Well made video on the 1858 Remington New Army Revolver! I appreciate the time you put into this review. I'm definitely going to save up for this fine piece of steel!

Fantastic video presentation. I own this firearm also. I unload the brass by tilting the muzzle up, open the gate rotate the cylinder, give a little shake, and the used cartridge falls out of the cylinder. Works very nicely and much faster than using the cartridge rod. Subscribing to your fine channel!

Great review. Answered all the questions I had on this gun. Couldn’t find much elsewhere about it. Thank you.

One of the most enjoyable and informative gun review videos I have watched. Fine job. Thank you.

Thank you for a very well made and most informative video. Those Uberti conversion revolvers are very nice indeed!

Love the Remington new model Army revolvers. I have 3 of them and a Taylors conversion cylinder in 45 Colt and I load my own cartridges with the Lee Loading kit.

Very well done sir, you've definitely hooked a new fan and subscriber. Looking forward to your new videos as much as catching up and watching your previous ones too. I wish the best of health and continued inspiration and energy to produce more quality videos 😇🙏❤️

I have this 1858 revolver. I also reload my own 200 gr rnft bullets. This gun is a God Sin, and exceptionally fine gun. Just love shooting it. Your vid is awesome, and not a lot of vids on this 1858 revolver. I am a stickler on cleaning, so as my gun is cleaned and lubed. Retired military man, clean and lube is a must. Thank You, Master Sargent Don Scow.

Thanks for a great video on this historic pistol, good music too! I have a 1851 Navy and 1860 Army Colt replicas but I would certainly love to add this piece to my collection. These guns make one appreciate those soldiers in the Civil War. I often say it’s like shooting history. Thanks Again and Many Blessings to You and your Family! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

I love the commentary ❤ and the guns. One day i will own 1 of each(repros) so far i got 2 1851,a 1858 and a 1847 walker

Very nice video! I've got the Black Powder & percussion cap version, with another cylinder which allows .45LC to be shot as well. It's a bit more hassle (well, actually a lot more,) but it's nice to have the options. To shoot .45LC I have to remove the cylinder, take the top off the conversion cylinder, load the cylinder & then reinsert it into the gun.

Have one in 38spl. Very good quality. I was impressed. That thin front sight makes it very accurate to shoot and the point of aim is dead on.