UBERTI 1860 ARMY GRIPS ~ CONVERSION, OPEN TOP ~ 1P LAST STAND Tom Selleck

Arizona Custom Grips

Uberti/Cimarron/Taylors & Co.

Uberti 1860 “Conversion” Grips (and other Uberti cartridge firing revolvers with an 1860 Army sized gripframe)

- 1860 Army Richards Transition Model -

- 1860 Army Richards-Mason Conversion -

- 1871 / 1872 Open Top Army -

- and other Uberti SAA style Revolvers with an 1860 Army sized grip frame (around 3-3/8” tall), such as the Taylor’s Gunfighter, Taylor’s Cattleman .44 Mag., Taylor’s Hickock Conversion, the Uberti Callihan, the Uberti 1873 Cattleman “Ursus” 10mm, the Cimarron Bad Boy, or the El Patron Grizzly Paw -

 (see below for details)

~ Exclusive ~

  MAGNA-TUSK™

“LAST STAND” GRIPS

~  AS MADE FAMOUS BY TOM SELLECK IN “LAST STAND AT SABER RIVER ” ~

Milled out of a solid block of Magna-Tusk, denser and heavier than regular Ivory or Stag.  See below for details.

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oNE-PIECE (nO SCREWHOLE) STYLE grips

THIS LISTING IS FOR OUR ONE-PIECE (NO SCREWHOLE) STYLE GRIPS

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ONE-PIECE VS. TWO-PIECE STYLE GRIPS EXPLAINED:

Note: One-Piece style grips do not have a visible screw but instead use an internal spacer to mount the grips.  Two-Piece style grips incorporate a visible screw, allowing easy and quick removal for cleaning or maintenance of your revolver.  We manufacture both types.  Both styles of our grips will interchange and work on either style of grip frame, no matter how your revolver is currently set up.  Both styles are traditional and historical designs and both were originally used on early Colts, so whichever style you choose is really a matter of personal preference. 

One-Piece style grips (i.e., grips with no visible screwhole in the grips) incorporate a spacer (included with the grips) which is user mounted to the inside of the grip panels to hold them in place instead of a using a screw.  To ensure optimum fit and best performance, the spacer is sent unmounted since all gripframes vary slightly in inside dimensions.  Installation is simple and generally takes only a few minutes.  Illustrated instructions included with each order.  This results in a rock-tight fit, without the need of a screw.  One-Piece grips are preferred by many collectors for their clean lines and traditional look, and are seen on many early Colts. Once mounted, they are fully removable by removing the three backstrap screws, and will not alter your revolver in any way.  Reinstallation is in reverse order. 

Alternatively, our Two-Piece style grips (i.e., grips with a visible screw) offer the superior convenience of quick grip removal using only the screw (also included with the grips).  Our Two-Piece style grips also include our proprietary Conversion Kit, allowing their use on revolvers that do not have a grip pin in the frame (as is the case with most Italian-made revolvers and others that currently have a one-piece style grip).  The Conversion Kit replaces the need for a grip pin and is actually a stronger design, and allows the grips to lock up tight on the frame, allowing no movement.  This requires no modification to your revolver.  Two-piece grips give you the advantage of easier access to your revolver for cleaning and maintenance, while preserving the integrity of your revolver in original factory condition. Two-Piece style grips were also used on many of the early Colts, and are a traditional and iconic historical design, offering a distinctive look and convenience preferred by many shooters and collectors.

Fully illustrated, easy-to-follow mounting instructions are included with every order. 

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These grips WILL FIT the following Uberti revolvers, which have the “Army Sized” grip frame (around 3-3/8” tall) :

*  Uberti / Cimarron 1860 Army Richards Transition Model Type II

*  Uberti / Cimarron 1860 Army Richards-Mason Conversion

*  Uberti / Cimarron 1872 Open Top Army, also known as: Colt Model 1871 Open Top, or 1871-72 Open Top. (Note: these will NOT fit the Open Top “Navy” sized revolvers, which use a grip approx. 3-1/8” tall.  Your grips should be around 3-3/8” tall for these to fit.)

*  Uberti / Taylor’s & Co. “C. Mason” 1860 Army Revolver.  (Note: these will NOT fit the 1851 Navy style revolvers, which use a grip approx. 3-1/8” tall)

*  Uberti / Taylor’s & Co. “Open Top” 1860 Army Revolver.  (Again, these will NOT fit the 3-1/8” tall 1851 Navy style revolvers)

*  THESE WILL ALSO FIT other Uberti made revolvers chambered by Uberti to fire metallic cartridges, based on the “Army” sized gripframe with a grip height of approx. 3-3/8”; such as the Taylor’s & Co. (Uberti) Gunfighter, and Gunfighter Defender; Taylor’s (Uberti) Cattleman .44 Mag.; Taylor’s Hickock Conversion; the Uberti .44 Magnum Callahan; the Uberti 1873 Cattleman Ursus 10mm; the Cimarron (Uberti) Bad Boy; or the Uberti El Patron Grizzly Paw.  

UBERTI GRIPFRAME VARIATIONS -- IMPORTANT!

Over the years Uberti has used multiple variations of gripframes on their revolvers, which they periodically update.  These different frames appear similar to the eye but in fact vary slightly from one another, and the grips are not interchangeable.  

In order for us to ensure that you get the proper grips, please add a note to your order with the date-code found on your revolver.  Please see the second picture in the listing showing what to look for.  If you do not see your date code, please inspect the rest of your revolver carefully in different locations.

If after a careful inspection you find that your revolver does not have a visible date code (which may be hidden underneath the triggerguard), please send us the first three digits of the serial number.  Please note that if we do not hear from you, we will send the most common style grip profile in order to get the grip out on time.

Note: “PN” and “CIP” are Italian proof marks and are NOT the correct date codes.

What these will NOT fit:

Please note that these WILL NOT FIT the Uberti 1860 Army Black Powder (Percussion, or “Cap & Ball”) revolvers.  These revolvers use a different grip frame.  Please be aware that just because you may be using a CONVERSION CYLINDER in an 1860 Army percussion revolver to fire metallic cartridges, if the revolver came from the factory set up as a percussion gun, you still have a percussion revolver frame, and these will NOT fit.  Please contact us for the proper grips if you have the percussion style 1860 Army.

In addition, these WILL NOT FIT anything with a 3-1/8” tall gripframe.  Your grip frame MUST be around 3-3/8” tall for these to fit.  It is important to double check your grip height before ordering, because some of the models listed above also ship with an 1851 Navy sized grip (at approx. 3-1/8”), which are shorter than the 1860 Army (at approx. 3-3/8”).  Please contact us if you cannot locate the correct grips for your revolver; we are happy to help.

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Arizona Custom Grips

About Magna-Tusk™ Ivory and Stag Grips:

 Magna-Tusk™ Ivory and Stag grips, a product of Arizona Custom Grips, are manufactured out of our high-grade, high density ivory material designed exclusively as a premium, high-strength grip material.  Vastly superior to standard bonded ivory or stag found on most factory and other aftermarket grips, Magna-Tusk™ is capable of withstanding the heaviest recoil and impact, and is the toughest alternative grip material available today, while still retaining the pristine look of real ivory or stag.  It is rock-solid, stable, and water, chemical, and oil resistant.  It is flame and heat resistant, and is entirely void-free, with over 10x the strength, durability, and impact resistance of alternative materials.  Unlike with real ivory or stag, there is no routine care and maintenance involved, with no danger of it drying out and cracking if not maintained properly or if left in the heat.  It is filled with premium natural compounds to produce outstanding aesthetic properties and mechanical performance.  When aged with our natural aging process, it takes on the equivalent of a 100-year-old patina, with subtle grain details which many experts cannot tell apart from the real thing.  In addition, the material has a fine grain structure, which holds intricate detail for carvings, artistic relief work, etc., found on many historic grips.  

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Please note that the photo used is a stock photo (a sample pair).  Yours will appear similar to these. 

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