Traditions 1873 Rawhide Complete Specs and Full Gun Specifications

Pietta 1873 SAA .22 LR 5.5 in.

Beautiful workmanship, comparable to Uberti. Deep charcoal bluing with single-piece wood grip. No "patent" markings. Only markings are Pietta proofs and Cabela's import markings on the underside of the barrel. Silky action and smooth trigger wit

Great Firearm

I just picked up one of these recently after watching a few Hikok45 videos on cowboy-action revolvers. What can I say? This gun is outstanding. For under $500, its rare to see a firearm made with this level of quality, and if you're interested in old-west

I like this weapon

I have had this pistol for a few years bought it from Cabella's You can't go wrong for the money.Shoots straight works like a no frills SA revolver should.I would have given 5 stars except the ejector rod is a little uncomfortable with cheap ammo.

Looks Good, Poor performance

Fired about thirty rounds through it and the gun quit firing. Something is broken in the firing mechanism that keeps the firing pin from operating.

seems well built

have not shot it yet, but let me say this revolver is solid built well all steel no bs no cheap material used. ill update this review after I shoot it.

Not like any other single action

Trigger is to far forward in the trigger guard makes the gun feel more like a double action than a single six . Not like the weapon pictured nor the weapon photo on the box the gun was in when purchased.

One Solid Revolver

I bought one of these yesterday and shot it today. Pietta must have fixed the front sight because mine shoots dead on. The fit and finish is excellent. It is beautifully blued. It is all steel and feels very very solid. It is my new favorite 22 revolver.

Great Purchase

Great .22 single action revolver for the money. It's very nice looking and fit and finish was acceptable. The revolver was also pretty accurate for what it is with fixed sights. Bought this over the Ruger after comparing the two in the store and I couldn'

Ok product

Bought this gun to practice cowboy shooting in Feb 2015. Got it home. The next morning, got it out to clean and wipe the oil out and dry fired 3-5 times and the transfer bar broke. Brought the gun back to Cabela's in Tualatin and got a replacement. Qualit

Disappointing

Poor quality control. Shoots way low. Would have to grind off most of front sight to bring it up to point of aim. Rear barrel face is very rough. No chamfer at bore. Lead splatters everywhere inside of frame. I do not recommend this gun.

May Need Some Tweaking

Bought this hefty piece of iron in early Fall of 2013 at the Green Bay, Wisconsin store with the 4 3/4 inch barrel. As in other reviews, mine also shot about 6-8 inches low and about 3 inches to the left at 25 yards with the mag cylinder. Had to turn the

Great bang for the buck!

I bought this pistol to make cans dance while my heavy long range guns cooled down. Fit and finish is excellent, all steel construction, while the cylinders are somewhat tedious to swap out, they do, and work well. No malfunctions of any kind. The pistol

Needs quality control

Brought this gun home and installed the mag cylinder, would not index. I am sure this cylinder had never been in a gun before. With 45 minutes of rework i was able to make it smooth as silk. Good gun but needs better quality control.

Minor issues, but not hard to work out

Bought my ten-shot Pietta-made .22 with two cylinders at the new Cabela's in Lone Tree Colorado.There were two QA issues that could/should have easily been prevented by the folks at Pietta or the crew at Cabela's before it wound up on the shelf for sale.T

OK but not great

When I first bought this gun, the model they had showed me was a 6 shooter. The staff told me the new ones where 10 rounds. It was so new their (manufacturers) own website wasn't updated.I also had a issue cause the manual had a different safety than the