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Introduced in 1894, Colt's  "Bisley Model" was named after the Bisley shooting range in England where the National Match was held.  Originally designed as a target revolver, the "Bisley" was very well received by all shooters.  A good amount of these revolvers were purchased by the English but most of the "Bisleys" were sold in the United States.  It was a popular sidearm in the American West at the turn of the century.  This Aldo Uberti replica features the unique "Bisley" grip style low profile spur hammer, case hardened frame, blued barrel and walnut grips.
 

SMB445	45LC	4-3/4"
SMB545	45LC	5-1/2"
SMB745	45LC	7-1/2"
SBM444	44-40	4-3/4"
SBM544	44-40	5-1/2"
SBM744	44-40	7-1/2"