Head-Turning New Additions To The Pietta 1873 Single-Action Army Series

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Head-Turning New Additions To The Pietta 1873 Single-Action Army Series
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Texas Ranger Model
Texas Ranger Model

Now with more than 30 models in six calibers, the Pietta 1873 Single-Action Army Series has something for everyone.

What the 1873 Single-Action Army Series offers:

  • Available in 45 Long Colt, .357 Magnum, .44/40 Winchester, .44 Magnum, .22 WMR and .22 LR.
  • Barrel length varies from 4 3/4 to 16 1/2 inches.
  • Finishes include nickel plated, color case hardened and blued steel.
  • Laser engraving unique to that model.

No firearms collection is complete without at least one Single-Action Army revolver. Sure, the design is archaic compared to today’s polymer semi-automatics. Yet, few other firearms stir the imagination to the same lengths as these historic six-shooters and their modern-day replicas. Luckily, the market is growing for these classics, with Pietta Firearms recent announcement of the expansion of its 1873 SA series. In all, the line now boasts more than 30 configurations of the Single-Action Army revolver, available in six chamberings, including .45 Long Colt, .357 Magnum, .44/40 Winchester, .44 Magnum, .22 WMR and .22 LR. The company didn’t list MSRPs for the models, but they can be found retailing from the mid-$300 on up online.


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More from Pietta:

(Gussago, Italy) Pietta Firearms, manufacturers of the finest historical and modern firearms, known for its craftsmanship, quality and dependability announce its headlining new product of 2019, the 1873 Single Action series of firearms. As part of the company’s trending firearm initiative, Pietta is aggressively developing and offering to the U.S. market new, replica models and modern firearms and has continued to build a reputation for some of the best replica and innovative, modern firearms on the market. The 1873 SA Series is the next step in the company’s evolution.

Since its first pistol debuted over 30 years ago, Pietta has been known for providing its customers with the most dependable and accurate replica firearms on the market, with the new 1873 SA series, the company is now providing the next series of historical firearms to answer the demands of the modern cowboy. Designed for long-lasting reliability & accuracy and able to easily interchange with the “old-west” originals, the 1873 SA Series from Pietta will undoubtedly become a classic.

“We pride ourselves on always staying ahead of the competition with our products,” said Alessandro Pietta, Vice President of Pietta Firearms. “All of us at Pietta have worked painstakingly hard to create the 1873 Series, we believe that this series will become a staple within our product line and we believe our customers will see the quality and accuracy after the first shot.”

The 1873 SA Series can be considered some the most “true-to-original” firearms on the market. This series is available in 45LC, 357MG, 44/40W, 44MG, .22MG and .22LR and a multitude of design options.

And now some gratuitous shots of Pietta's SAA models.

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Bat Masterson Model
Pietta 5
Walnut Checkered Grip Model
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Patton Model
Pietta 1
Stage Grip Model

For more information on SAA revolvers, please visit https://www.pietta.it.

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