Curious if anyone has one of these. I just got one locally but can't really find any information on them. This one was NOS in the box.  Can't tell from the label but looks to have shipped in 2012 maybe? Also came with a Marbles tang sight in the box. 

Any thoughts on the Uberti? I know it isn't a Winchester but it doesn't seem to be junk either. 

I built a center fire on one of their hi wall actions and had good results. 



JMH

I've had one for several years.  Mine is a fine shooter with lighter bullets, especially 225438 and similar.  My home range is limited to 100 yards so I can't comment on longer distances.  It's a fun rifle.

RE: 1885 Actions originally designed by John Browning;

I have several Uberti's, 
A few HiWalls and one LoWall in 32-40.

My Uberti LoWall is a Scheutzen pattern with the hook butt plate, double set trigger, tallish vernier tang sight, pistol grip etc. (Like the pic on their web site)

The current Uberti web site only shows the Scheutzen configuration Low Wall so I think you might have one of the rarer straight forward LoWalls 

Their current offerings are Caliber:      
.17HM2 – .17HMR – .22LR – .22MAG. – .22HORNET – .38SP – .32/20 – .357MAG. – .38/40 – .44/40 – .44SP – .45LC
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I am very pleased with all of my Uberti's 
Even the 45-70 High Wall has an exceptional light and crisp trigger.   

If you find yourself doing some research, I believe the receiver internal parts vary between the Original Browning, later modified slightly by Winchester, and the current Browning (Miroku) (B78) versions, 
I don't know which receiver most closely resembles the Uberti. 

There is a gentleman who I believe is the foremost authority on Browning 1885's
by the name of Wayne (texasmac) McLerran,
He has written a book (Amazon) which is a great overview and well worth it.

I think you will be very happy with your new to you Uberti.

I never had a high opinion of them till I shot around a couple.Then my opinion changed. They are very good barrels.

I had one a number of years ago and I was able to fit original high wall parts .

RJ-35-40 wrote on May 13^th, 2025 at 12:08pm:


That Scheutzen style is really nice. I have a Stevens 52 in 38-55 that is more that style. The Hornet I have is just plain Jane. I also recently (few weeks before the low-wall) got one of the Courteney  Stalking rifles in .303. I went from never having a Uberti to having two of them in a very short time. (-:}

I have a Uberti high wall in .30/40 Krag.  Seems quite accurate at 100 & 200 yards with jacketed full power loads.  I replaced the buttstock with one from a Winder Musket.  Lots more fun to shoot after that, but a Winchester it ain't.