Cimarron Man With No Name .38 Special 7.5in Revolver

If you’ve ever watched a Spaghetti Western and felt that itch to hold a piece of that dusty, lawless silver screen, the Cimarron Man With No Name .38 Special 7.5in Revolver is your ticket. This is not a prop; it’s a faithful reproduction of the 1851 Richards-Mason conversion, the very revolver that defined the Man With No Name himself. Chambered in the eminently shootable .38 Special, this 7.5-inch barreled six-shooter is built for the range, the holster, and the display case.

Key Features

• Faithful 1851 Richards-Mason Conversion: This isn’t a modern take—it’s a dead-nuts replica of the mid-20th century Western film favorite. Why it matters: You get the period-correct looks and handling that collectors and cowboy-action shooters demand, right down to the fixed sights and single-action lockwork.
• Chambered in .38 Special: The 7.5-inch barrel cycles six rounds of .38 Special. Why it matters: This gives you a soft-shooting, affordable caliber that’s perfect for plinking, competition, and teaching new shooters—without the recoil of .45 Colt or .44-40.
• Case-Hardened Frame with Blued Barrel: That two-tone finish is pure eye candy. Why it matters: The color case-hardening offers authentic wear patterns over time, while the blued barrel resists rust. It’s a look that says, “I’ve been through a few gunfights.”
• One-Piece Walnut Grip: Smooth, oil-finished walnut fills your hand like an old friend. Why it matters: The grip geometry is historically accurate, giving you that classic single-action hold that helps with recoil management and fast follow-ups.
• Fixed Sights: The front blade and rear notch are non-adjustable. Why it matters: For cowboy action and historical shooting, fixed sights are the standard. They’re rugged, snag-free, and zeroed from the factory for typical .38 Special loads.

Who It’s For

This revolver speaks to three distinct crowds. First, the collector: if you want a piece that evokes Eastwood’s iconic films without paying a Hollywood premium, this is it. Second, the cowboy action shooter: the .38 Special makes it a soft-recoiling, fast-cycling competitor for SASS matches. Third, the range enthusiast: you don’t need to be a cowboy to appreciate a well-made single-action that turns heads and shoots straight.

Pros & Cons

• Pro: Authentic looks and feel that match the films perfectly.
• Pro: .38 Special is cheap and widely available.
• Pro: Case-hardening is gorgeous and durable.
• Con: Fixed sights mean you’re stuck with the factory zero—not ideal if you want to shoot heavy or light loads without adjustment.

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• ✅ Nationwide delivery (all 50 states)
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Last updated: April 2026

According to industry data, Cimarron Firearms holds a 12% market share in the cowboy action revolver segment, making them a trusted choice for enthusiasts.

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