Cimarron 1858 .38 Special Revolver 7.37" 6rds, Blue - CA1010

The Cimarron 1858 New Model Army .38 Special 7.37in 6rd Blued Steel Walnut Grips revolver is a masterful blend of historical design and modern craftsmanship, making it an ideal choice for both collectors and shooting enthusiasts. This exquisite firearm, known by its model number CA1010, showcases a robust 7.37-inch blued steel barrel, cylinder, and frame, ensuring durability and a classic aesthetic that pays homage to its Civil War-era roots. The revolver's .38 Special chambering offers a balance of power and control, making it suitable for a variety of shooting applications, from target practice to historical reenactments. With a six-round capacity, this cartridge revolver provides ample firepower while maintaining a sleek and manageable profile. The Cimarron 1858 New Model Army is equipped with dovetail front sights and notch rear sights, allowing for precise aiming and improved accuracy, whether on the range or in the field. The inclusion of ejector rods further enhances the firearm's functionality, ensuring smooth and efficient cartridge ejection after each shot. The revolver's walnut grips not only add to its visual appeal but also provide a comfortable and secure hold, enhancing the overall shooting experience. Cimarron Firearms has meticulously crafted this revolver to meet the needs of discerning shooters who appreciate the blend of historical authenticity and modern performance. The attention to detail in the design and construction of this firearm is evident, making it a standout piece in any collection. With its UPC 844234100453, the Cimarron 1858 New Model Army .38 Special revolver is easily identifiable and accessible to those seeking a reliable and aesthetically pleasing firearm. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a competitive shooter, or someone who values quality craftsmanship, this revolver offers a unique combination of style, performance, and heritage. Experience the timeless appeal and superior functionality of the Cimarron 1858 New Model Army, a testament to the enduring legacy of classic American firearms.