Cimarron Model P, Single Action Army, 45LC, 5.5″ Barrel, Steel Frame, Blue Finish, Walnit Grip, Fixed Sights, 6Rd
•Authentic high quality reproduction of the 1873 Colt single action
•Cowboy Comp action eliminates weaknesses associated with the 19th century design of the 1873 Colt single action
•Color Case hardened frame charcoal blue/original finish
•1-piece walnut grip
•Barrel length: 5.52″
Magnum Research Big Frame Revolver Stainless .480 RUG / .475 LIN 6.5-inch 5Rds
Big Frame Revolver Features
Magnum Research’s Biggest Finest Revolver is truly the biggest, finest revolver on the market today. Entirely manufactured in the US and like the legendary Desert Eagle pistol it is designed as a magnum from the ground up. The BFR is all stainless and has a precision grade barrel that delivers unmatched accuracy with lead or jacketed bullets. The BFR is the most powerful production single action gun made and with 10 calibers and two frame sizes to choose from you can take everything from grouse to grizzly.
Big Frame Revolver Specifications
- Caliber: .480 Ruger/.475 Linebaugh
- Barrel: 6.5”
- Twist Rate: 15
- Groove Diameter: 0.475
- OA Length: 15”
- Weight: 3.6 lbs
- Height: 6”
- Slide Width: 1.75”
- Trigger Pull: 3-4 lbs
- Finish: Brushed Stainless Steel Construction
- Sights: Factory Black Fixed Front / Rear Adjustable
- Shots: 5
Cimarron Firearms US ARTILLERY .45LC 5.5-inch Standard Blue
In the early 1890s the U.S. Army began issuing double-action revolvers in .38 Colt caliber, and was retiring the 1873 single actions. However, because of the underperformance of the somewhat anemic .38 Colt loading during the Spanish American War of 1898 and the Philippines Insurrection, many officers and men clamored for the return of the older, more powerful .45s. The older single-actions were in need of refurbishing, so they were returned to the factory and to Springfield Arsenal where the work was accomplished, including cutting the barrels from 7 1/2 inches to 5 1/2 inches. Because many were issued to artillery batteries, modern-day collectors have coined the term “Artillery Models” to these reissue arms. In 1898, the First Volunteer Cavalry, a colorful unit of cowboys and other adventurous young men was formed, with veteran Indian fighter Col. Leonard Wood in command and Lt. Col. Theodore Roosevelt second in command. Recruited in a San Antonio bar and trained at Camp Wood in Texas in 1898, “Teddy” Roosevelt’s “Rough Riders” would carry over 100 of these Artillery models when they bravely charged up San Juan Hill in Cuba. Here’s another great historical reproduction inspired by an original in Cimarron’s antique collection. Available in Standard Blue or Original Finish, our detail-perfect Artillery Model bears the government inspector Rinaldo A. Carr’s cartouche and all martial markings, including the U.S. stamped frame, just like those reissued guns that went on to see service into the early years of the 20th century.
- .45LC
- 5.5 inch barrel
- Old model case hardened with US Artillery markings
- Standard blue
- Walnut grip
Cimarron El Malo Walnut .45LC 7.5-inch 6rd
CIMARRON EL MALO – .45LC •Single action •Color case hardened pre-war frame •Blued •Octagonal barrel •Smooth walnut grips •Wt.: 2.5 lbs. •Barrel length: 7.50″ •Capacity: 6 rounds |
Cimarron Firearms Evil Roy Blue 5.5-inch 45 Colt Firearms
CIMARRON
EVIL ROY COMP. SA
•Evil Roy version of Model P™
•Super-tuned action
•Color case hardened frame/hammer
•Standard Blued 6-shot cylinder round barrel backstrap & trigger guard
•Wide square notch rear sight
•Wide constant-width blade front sight
•Slim checkered 1-pc walnut grip
MODEL P™ PRE-WAR SERIES
•MADE by UBERTI (unless specified)
•Authentic & high quality reproduction of the 1873 Colt® single action revolver
•Pre-War frame (1896-1940)
•Pre-War half moon ejector
•Spring loaded push pin through side of frame secures base pin
ALL CIMARRON REVOLVERS
Feature the Cowboy Comp® action which eliminates weaknesses associated with the 19th century design