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The Chiappa 1873 SAA revolver in 17 HMR is a single-action sixgun built on the classic Western platform but chambered for a modern rimfire cartridge. This is a working single-action revolver for shooters who want the traditional SAA ergonomics and handling in a caliber light on recoil and ammunition cost. The 17 HMR delivers flat trajectory and reliable performance at reasonable distances, making it a practical choice for small-game hunting, plinking, or casual range work where you want to shoot all day without fatigue or breaking the bank.
At 2 pounds with a 4.75-inch barrel, the Chiappa 1873 SAA 17 HMR is nimble and pointable—true single-action sixgun feel without excessive weight. The black alloy frame keeps things lightweight, while the manual extraction and fixed front sight follow authentic SAA design. The transfer bar safety is a modern addition that prevents accidental discharge if the hammer rests on a loaded chamber, giving you a degree of security that the original nineteenth-century design lacked. With six rounds in the cylinder and a trigger that breaks clean and predictable, this revolver rewards deliberate, accurate shooting.
If you're drawn to single-action revolvers but want to step away from centerfire magnums or full-power loads, or if you simply enjoy the mechanical simplicity and satisfying manual of arms of a traditional sixgun, the Chiappa 1873 in 17 HMR is worth a serious look. It's not a replica—it's a working revolver that honors the silhouette of an icon while offering a cartridge that fits modern shooting practice and budgets.
| Caliber | 17 HMR |
| Action | Single-action |
| Barrel Length | 4.75 inches |
| Cylinder Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Extraction | Manual |
| Front Sight | Fixed |
| Safety | Transfer bar |
| Grips | Black |
| Frame Material | Alloy |
| Finish | Black |
| Weight | 2 pounds |
| Overall Length | 10.25 inches |
This revolver is well-suited to small-game hunting, target shooting, plinking, and recreational shooting where you want low recoil and economical ammunition. The 17 HMR cartridge is capable and accurate at modest distances, and the single-action platform emphasizes deliberate, accurate fire.
The 17 HMR is a rimfire cartridge with less recoil and lower ammunition cost than centerfire magnum cartridges like 38 Special or 357 Magnum, but also less power. It's ideal if you want to shoot frequently without the wear, noise, and expense of centerfire rounds.
Yes. The transfer bar prevents the hammer from directly striking the firing pin unless the trigger is fully depressed. This is a safety feature that allows you to safely carry the revolver with all six chambers loaded, a convenience the original 1873 design did not offer.
The Chiappa 1873 SAA 17 HMR is equipped with a fixed front sight. There is no adjustable rear sight, so point-of-aim is determined by the gun's regulation and your shooting technique. Many shooters find this appropriate for the intended range and use case.

SKU: 145479563 • Weight: 2.4oz





Availability: In Stock
The Chiappa 1873 SAA revolver in 17 HMR is a single-action sixgun built on the classic Western platform but chambered for a modern rimfire cartridge. This is a working single-action revolver for shooters who want the traditional SAA ergonomics and handling in a caliber light on recoil and ammunition cost. The 17 HMR delivers flat trajectory and reliable performance at reasonable distances, making it a practical choice for small-game hunting, plinking, or casual range work where you want to shoot all day without fatigue or breaking the bank.
At 2 pounds with a 4.75-inch barrel, the Chiappa 1873 SAA 17 HMR is nimble and pointable—true single-action sixgun feel without excessive weight. The black alloy frame keeps things lightweight, while the manual extraction and fixed front sight follow authentic SAA design. The transfer bar safety is a modern addition that prevents accidental discharge if the hammer rests on a loaded chamber, giving you a degree of security that the original nineteenth-century design lacked. With six rounds in the cylinder and a trigger that breaks clean and predictable, this revolver rewards deliberate, accurate shooting.
If you're drawn to single-action revolvers but want to step away from centerfire magnums or full-power loads, or if you simply enjoy the mechanical simplicity and satisfying manual of arms of a traditional sixgun, the Chiappa 1873 in 17 HMR is worth a serious look. It's not a replica—it's a working revolver that honors the silhouette of an icon while offering a cartridge that fits modern shooting practice and budgets.
| Caliber | 17 HMR |
| Action | Single-action |
| Barrel Length | 4.75 inches |
| Cylinder Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Extraction | Manual |
| Front Sight | Fixed |
| Safety | Transfer bar |
| Grips | Black |
| Frame Material | Alloy |
| Finish | Black |
| Weight | 2 pounds |
| Overall Length | 10.25 inches |
This revolver is well-suited to small-game hunting, target shooting, plinking, and recreational shooting where you want low recoil and economical ammunition. The 17 HMR cartridge is capable and accurate at modest distances, and the single-action platform emphasizes deliberate, accurate fire.
The 17 HMR is a rimfire cartridge with less recoil and lower ammunition cost than centerfire magnum cartridges like 38 Special or 357 Magnum, but also less power. It's ideal if you want to shoot frequently without the wear, noise, and expense of centerfire rounds.
Yes. The transfer bar prevents the hammer from directly striking the firing pin unless the trigger is fully depressed. This is a safety feature that allows you to safely carry the revolver with all six chambers loaded, a convenience the original 1873 design did not offer.
The Chiappa 1873 SAA 17 HMR is equipped with a fixed front sight. There is no adjustable rear sight, so point-of-aim is determined by the gun's regulation and your shooting technique. Many shooters find this appropriate for the intended range and use case.
SKU: 145479563 • Weight: 2.4oz
