Seville Handguns

moneytome

I have two Seville Silhouette revolvers,a .41mag,10 1/2" barrel in blue and a .357maximum 10 1/2" in SS. marked United Sporting Arms Inc., Tucson AZ. Can't find any reference in Blue Book or online, want to know value and reference info

Jack Park

rufe-snow

I don't know if this is correct or not, as it happened years ago? BUT, believe the company (U.S. Arms Co.) who made your Seville's started out in business in New York State approximately mid 1970's, making single action revolvers under the Abilene name. Apparently they ran afoul of Bill Ruger, because they were using his transfer bar system in their revolvers. He sued the s**t out of them, and won.
They subsequently moved to Tucson (United Sportings Arms, Inc) and started making single actions under the Seville name. Didn't work out, as they went belly up in the mid 80's.

RBlack1969

RBlack,

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Old Fool

RBlack

What in the world are you talking about?? There was no offer to buy or sell in this thread. Please read the posts before making silly comments and using up other's posts.

jbw1776

quote:Originally posted by Old Fool
RBlack

What in the world are you talking about?? There was no offer to buy or sell in this thread. Please read the posts before making silly comments and using up other's posts.




His post was edited by nononsense. He probably made an offer here and nn changed his post to what you see.

Ben

TWalker

Sevilles are great handguns. I love both of mine. Go to this link for some history and information:

:www.singleactions.com/Seville.pdf

In excellent condition, I feel Sevilles are worth between $500- $800.

usarmscollector

rufe-snow,

If you go to www.singleactions.com and look up Seville under United Sporting Arms you will be able to read a lot about their history.