TF UBERTI 1873 CATTLEMAN 45LC 4.75 DEVIL ANSE

Uberti's 1873 Cattleman Devil Anse is a single-action revolver chambered in .45LC with a 4.75-inch barrel, finished in blued forged steel with a case-hardened hammer and matte black wood grips. TacticCAL carries it as a PC §32100 exempt ca legal single-action for California buyers who want something distinct from the standard case-colored look.

All-Dark Finish on a Classic Single-Action Frame — Who Reaches for the Devil Anse

Most 1873-pattern single-actions ship with case-colored frames and walnut grips. The Devil Anse breaks from that deliberately — blued finish throughout, case-hardened hammer, and matte black wood grips produce a uniform dark profile that stands out in any collection. Buyers drawn to this configuration tend to be either serious cowboy action shooters who want a stage-ready .45LC with a look that sets it apart, or collectors focused on thematic pieces. The 4.75-inch barrel sits between the 4-inch sheriff's cut and the 5.5-inch cavalry length — a practical balance of pointability and sight radius. At 2.43 lbs, it handles comfortably for extended range sessions. A Safariland or Galco single-action holster will fit the 4.75-inch barrel correctly. Browse PC §32100 exempt revolvers at TacticCAL.

Frequently asked questions

How does the Devil Anse's blued finish hold up compared to standard case-colored 1873s?

The Devil Anse uses a blued forged steel frame with blued finish parts — more uniform and less visually busy than case-colored receivers. Blued finishes require the same basic care: keep it clean and lightly oiled to prevent surface rust, especially in the Bay Area's coastal humidity.

Is the 4.75-inch barrel the right choice for cowboy action shooting versus the 5.5-inch option?

The 4.75-inch round barrel is the most common competition length in cowboy action shooting — it clears leather quickly and balances well. The 5.5-inch offers a slightly longer sight radius. Most SASS shooters find 4.75 inches the practical default for stage work.

What should I take care of during California's 10-day wait after purchasing the Devil Anse?

Use the time to source .45LC ammunition for your first range session, find a single-action holster sized for a 4.75-inch barrel, and acquire a CA-compliant locked transport container for the drive home. If you have children at home, a lockbox or safe is required by California law.

How long is the California firearm waiting period?

California requires a 10-day waiting period from when DROS is submitted until you can take possession of the firearm.

What is an FFL transfer in California?

An FFL transfer is when a federally-licensed dealer like TacticCAL receives a firearm shipped from another seller and processes California's required DROS paperwork to legally transfer it to you.

Does TacticCAL help with CA compliant firearms?

Yes — TacticCAL specializes in California-compliant handguns from the DOJ Roster and PC §32100 exempt single-action revolvers. Need FFL transfer San Mateo? Here's what to expect.

TacticCAL Gun Store Sunnyvale CA is your Bay Area FFL transfer dealer for California compliant handguns — same-day DROS Sunnyvale processing for Sunnyvale and South Bay buyers.