It may or may not be an Italian gun. The price is outrageous; you should give me the contact info for the seller so I can make sure you are not cheated. Seriously, the price is a terrific deal and the gun is everything a Colt could be except for the maker's mark. I have one and it is cherished.

 

That sounds like a reasonable price. I hope you can post pictures if you buy it.

 

I hope you get it... i would buy it for that price in a second.... let us know and pics of course.

 

Ramrod is correct that USPFA guns are always Uberti parts. USFA’s are the parts mix on earlier guns.

Condition is always the most deciding factor on value. As described at NIb condition -100 % complete then $850 is a very good price. Even though the USPFA is Uberti Parts, they normally come in the blackpowder framed, bullseye ejector, wooden grips , with excellent to outstanding case hardened colors and blued finish, which is all a very desirable configuration and be worth at least twice that if it were a USFA and apparently $2500 to $3K (latest crazy gunbroker prices) if it were a Colt SAA in that configuration. So I’d buy it and you’ll likely be very happy with it.



FYI, an early USPFA gun will be a white box (black sleeve if it’s still with the box) and USPFA inner labels. Serial stamped on on end.
Later models had a black lift top box , USPFA labels, and very latest USPFA’s had a black hinged lid box USPFA labels.
Manuals and hang tags pretty much the same through the course of USPFA guns.

 

got the gun today. everything including box wrapper and paperwork for $ 850.00 out the door. will try to get pictures up shortly.

 

Please school me on the terminology. How does the USPFA differ from any other Uberti SAA clone? Thank you!