Cimarron 1872 Open Top Navy Grip Revolver - .38 Long Colt/.38 SpecialCimarron Firearms Co$606.38
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Cimarron Firearms Co
The Cimarron Man with No Name .38 Colt/Special revolver is a faithful reproduction of the iconic 1851 conversion featured in Sergio Leone's classic Spaghetti Westerns. Built for shooters and collectors who appreciate authentic period styling, this 7.5-inch barrel revolver chambers both .38 Colt and .38 Special ammunition, giving you flexibility at the range or during historical reenactments. Cimarron's commitment to detail shows in every element—from the case-hardened frame to the blue finish and one-piece walnut grips that echo the original's character.
This isn't a safe-queen replica. The Man with No Name is a shootable revolver built on proven 1851 conversion mechanics. Whether you're a committed Cowboy Action Shooter, a Western enthusiast, or simply drawn to the romance of classic firearms, the balance and handling of a 7.5-inch barrel revolver is unmistakable. At 2.85 pounds, it's substantial enough to shoot smoothly but carries comfortably for extended sessions.
Walnut grips provide both authenticity and a solid, traditional feel in hand. The case-hardened frame and blue finish develop patina and character over time—a living piece of firearms history rather than a static display piece. If you've been searching for a legitimate 1851 conversion reproduction that honors the design without compromise, this is the real deal.
| Caliber | .38 Colt, .38 Special |
| Barrel Length | 7.5 inches |
| Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Frame | Case hardened |
| Finish | Standard blue |
| Grips | One-piece walnut |
| Weight | 2.85 lbs |
| Style | 1851 conversion—Spaghetti Western replica |
This revolver is chambered in .38 Colt and .38 Special, giving you flexibility in ammunition selection for range trips and competition.
Yes. The 1851 conversion is a period-correct design used in SASS and other Cowboy Action events. Check your specific match rules for any additional requirements, but the mechanics and styling align with traditional competition guidelines.
We've only confirmed the revolver itself with its walnut grips. For details on any included accessories, cleaning supplies, or documentation, please contact our sales team.
Yes. The case-hardened frame and blue finish are authentic to the period and will naturally develop character and patina as you use and maintain the revolver, just as the originals did.
Cimarron Firearms Co
The Cimarron Man with No Name .38 Colt/Special revolver is a faithful reproduction of the iconic 1851 conversion featured in Sergio Leone's classic Spaghetti Westerns. Built for shooters and collectors who appreciate authentic period styling, this 7.5-inch barrel revolver chambers both .38 Colt and .38 Special ammunition, giving you flexibility at the range or during historical reenactments. Cimarron's commitment to detail shows in every element—from the case-hardened frame to the blue finish and one-piece walnut grips that echo the original's character.
This isn't a safe-queen replica. The Man with No Name is a shootable revolver built on proven 1851 conversion mechanics. Whether you're a committed Cowboy Action Shooter, a Western enthusiast, or simply drawn to the romance of classic firearms, the balance and handling of a 7.5-inch barrel revolver is unmistakable. At 2.85 pounds, it's substantial enough to shoot smoothly but carries comfortably for extended sessions.
Walnut grips provide both authenticity and a solid, traditional feel in hand. The case-hardened frame and blue finish develop patina and character over time—a living piece of firearms history rather than a static display piece. If you've been searching for a legitimate 1851 conversion reproduction that honors the design without compromise, this is the real deal.
| Caliber | .38 Colt, .38 Special |
| Barrel Length | 7.5 inches |
| Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Frame | Case hardened |
| Finish | Standard blue |
| Grips | One-piece walnut |
| Weight | 2.85 lbs |
| Style | 1851 conversion—Spaghetti Western replica |
This revolver is chambered in .38 Colt and .38 Special, giving you flexibility in ammunition selection for range trips and competition.
Yes. The 1851 conversion is a period-correct design used in SASS and other Cowboy Action events. Check your specific match rules for any additional requirements, but the mechanics and styling align with traditional competition guidelines.
We've only confirmed the revolver itself with its walnut grips. For details on any included accessories, cleaning supplies, or documentation, please contact our sales team.
Yes. The case-hardened frame and blue finish are authentic to the period and will naturally develop character and patina as you use and maintain the revolver, just as the originals did.
