Description
Uberti No. 3 2nd Model Top-Break Outlaws Lawmen “Hardin” .45 Colt
The Uberti Outlaws Hardin revolver with blued, case-hardened steel frame; 7” barrel; 6-shot, fluted cylinder; exposed hammer; and 2-pc buffalo horn (simulated) grip.
If one man alone could typify the gunslinging outlaw, this man would have to be John Wesley Hardin. His career as a skilled gunfighter started in his teens and spanned the entire period between the 1860s and his death in the mid-1890s. This revolver follows the lines of his S&W top-break with which he prevailed in a shootout against Deputy Webb in Comanche, TX in the 1870s.
Built to be durable and reliable, Hardin offers a blued steel, case-hardened frame with a simulated Buffalo-horn grip. The 7” barrel has a 1:16, RH twist, and the cylinder, also blued like the frame and barrel, features fluting which helps to reduce weight, increase rigidity, and make the barrel of the Uberti 1875 Hardin less likely to overheat.
