Cimarron Firearms 1851 Richards-Mason .38 Spl Revolver, Standard Blue - CA925

The Cimarron 1851 Richards Mason Navy Revolver in .38 Special caliber is a masterful blend of historical authenticity and modern functionality, making it a prized possession for both Cowboy Action competitors and nostalgic gun enthusiasts. This revolver, with its 7.5-inch barrel and case-hardened frame, pays homage to the innovative spirit of Colt employees Charles B. Richards and William Mason, who, on July 2, 1872, patented the conversion of percussion revolvers to self-contained metallic cartridge breech loading arms. The Cimarron 1851 Richards Mason Navy Revolver captures the essence of this historical transition, offering a six-shot capacity that mirrors the sleek lines of its percussion predecessors while providing the convenience of modern cartridge loading. The revolver's case-hardened frame and standard blue finish evoke the craftsmanship of the original models, which were produced in limited numbers, with only about 3,800 of the 1851 Navy models ever made. This firearm is not just a tool but a piece of history, reminiscent of the revolvers carried by notable figures like El Paso's city marshal Dallas Stoudenmire and the legendary John H. "Doc" Holliday. The Cimarron 1851 Richards Mason Navy Revolver is designed for those who appreciate the nostalgia of historical revolvers, offering a single-action mechanism that provides an authentic shooting experience. Its one-piece walnut grip ensures a comfortable hold, while the overall weight of 2.83 pounds offers balanced handling. Ideal for Cowboy Action shooting, this revolver is a testament to the enduring appeal of historical firearms, providing enthusiasts with a tangible connection to the past. The Cimarron 1851 Richards Mason Navy Revolver is not only a functional firearm but also a collector's item, perfect for those who value the artistry and history of nostalgic guns. With its cartridge conversion style and .38 Special caliber, this revolver stands as a symbol of innovation and tradition, making it a must-have for any historical revolver aficionado.