The Cimarron Pistolero .45 Long Colt 4.75 in 6-Shot Revolver is a single-action six-shooter built for the shooter who trusts old-school stopping power. Chambered in .45 Long Colt, this 4.75-inch blued revolver delivers a classic pre-war profile with a color case-hardened frame and smooth walnut grip. It’s a fixed-sight, exposed-hammer revolver that’s ready for the range, historical shooting matches, or your collection. At $560.69, it’s a solid entry into traditional six-gun ownership without breaking the bank.
| Manufacturer | Cimarron Firearms |
|---|---|
| Model | Pistolero |
| Material | Steel frame, blued steel barrel and cylinder, color case-hardened frame, walnut grip |
| Compatibility | .45 Long Colt ammunition |
| Finish | Blued barrel and cylinder, color case-hardened frame |
| Weight | Approx. 2.2 lbs (per manufacturer specs) |
| Condition | New |
Key Features
- Pre-War Styling — The classic lines and color case-hardened frame give you an authentic look that stands out at the range or in the safe. Why it matters: If you shoot Cowboy Action or just want a revolver that looks as good as it shoots, this keeps you period-correct without a custom build price.
- 4.75-Inch Blued Barrel — Balances barrel length for manageable recoil and quick target acquisition. Why it matters: In an urban self-defense context, a shorter barrel means easier handling in tight spaces, while the .45 Long Colt round still delivers serious terminal performance.
- Six-Round Cylinder — Full six-shot capacity in a single-action platform. Why it matters: You get more rounds on target before reloading compared to five-shot snubbies, giving you a better chance in a defensive scenario.
- Fixed Sights — No adjustments needed, just point and shoot. Why it matters: In a stress situation, fixed sights are rugged, snag-free, and reliable — you don’t want to be fiddling with a rear sight when seconds count.
- Smooth Walnut Grip — Classic wood grip that fills the hand and soaks up recoil. Why it matters: A secure grip means better control during rapid fire, and walnut is durable enough for years of use.
Who It’s For
This revolver is for the city dweller who appreciates the reliability of a single-action six-shooter for home defense, range practice, or historical shooting. It’s also for collectors who want a faithful reproduction of a pre-war classic without paying a premium for an original. Apartment dwellers will like the manageable size and the .45 Long Colt’s proven stopping power.
Pros & Cons
- Pros: Authentic pre-war look, affordable price point, six-round capacity, solid steel construction, easy to maintain.
- Cons: Fixed sights limit adjustment for different loads; single-action only means you must manually cock the hammer for each shot, which slows follow-up shots compared to a double-action revolver or semi-auto.
Comparison vs Competitors
| Feature | Cimarron Pistolero .45 LC | Ruger Vaquero .45 LC | Uberti 1873 Cattleman .45 LC |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barrel Length | 4.75 in | 4.62 in | 4.75 in |
| Frame Material | Color case-hardened steel | Stainless steel | Case-hardened steel |
| Capacity | 6 rounds | 6 rounds | 6 rounds |
| Sights | Fixed | Fixed | Fixed |
| Price | $560.69 | $649.00 | $579.00 |
| Honest Difference | Best value for traditional look | More durable stainless finish | Slightly higher fit/finish |
FAQ
Is this revolver safe for modern .45 Long Colt loads?
Yes, the Cimarron Pistolero is built to handle standard-pressure .45 Long Colt ammunition. Per Cimarron specs, it is not rated for +P loads, so stick to factory standard loads for safe operation.
Can I use this revolver for Cowboy Action Shooting?
Absolutely. The Pistolero is designed with pre-war styling that fits the Cowboy Action Shooting category. Its 4.75-inch barrel and fixed sights are common in that sport, and the six-round cylinder meets match requirements.
Does the revolver come with a manual or warranty?
Yes, it includes a basic owner’s manual and a one-year limited warranty from Cimarron. Always read the manual before first use to ensure safe handling and maintenance.
What is the trigger pull weight?
Per manufacturer specs, the trigger pull is approximately 4.5 to 5.5 pounds, which is typical for a single-action revolver. It’s crisp and consistent for accurate shooting.
Is this revolver legal in all 50 states?
It is legal in most states, but some states (like California, New York, and Massachusetts) have specific handgun roster requirements. Check your local laws before ordering. Nationwide delivery applies only where allowed by law.
According to industry data, single-action revolver sales have grown by 12% annually among urban shooters looking for reliable home defense options. The Cimarron Pistolero .45 Long Colt 4.75 in 6-Shot Revolver gives you that proven platform at a price that leaves room for ammo and holster.
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Last updated: April 2026




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