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Cimarron Firearms Man With No Name 38 Special 7.5in Blued Revolver - HANDGUNS, Shooting Gear | F1 Firearms LLC

Cimarron Firearms Man With No Name .38 Special Revolver

From the dust-blown streets of classic spaghetti westerns to the firing line of modern shooting ranges, the Cimarron Firearms Man With No Name .38 Special Revolver merges cinematic legend with contemporary performance. Inspired by the iconic 1851 Navy model carried by Clint Eastwood in the 1960s, this six-shot cartridge conversion revolver brings history to life with exacting detail: a 7.5-inch blued octagonal barrel, authentic Civil War–era loading lever, color case-hardened frame components, and varnished walnut grips accented by a sterling silver rattlesnake inlay.

Historical Inspiration Meets Modern Engineering

The original 1851 Navy revolver served as a mainstay sidearm for soldiers, lawmen, and outlaws alike, its octagonal barrel and engraved profile synonymous with mid-19th century American firearms. Cimarron Firearms pays homage to this storied lineage by preserving every historical cue—right down to the Civil War–style lever—while updating the revolver to handle modern .38 Colt and .38 Special smokeless factory cartridges. The result is a beautifully balanced six-shooter that feels just as authentic in your hands as it looks in period stills, yet offers the reliability and convenience demanded by today’s shooters.

Premium Materials and Finish

Every component of the Man With No Name revolver is crafted for both durability and aesthetics. The 7.5-inch barrel and cylinder receive a deep, polished blued finish for corrosion resistance and classic Western style. The frame’s backstrap and trigger guard are color case-hardened to replicate the mottled, multi-hued appearance found on original Civil War–era firearms. Under your fingertips, the one-piece walnut grips feel smooth and secure, their rich grain highlighted by a glossy period varnish and the striking sterling silver rattlesnake inlay that coils along the right side.

Exceptional Performance and Handling

Chambered in the venerable .38 Special cartridge, the Man With No Name revolver offers manageable recoil, exceptional accuracy, and versatile ballistic options. Whether you’re shooting target loads at the range, practicing fast draws in a cowboy action match, or simply displaying it as a centerpiece of your Western collection, this revolver performs with confidence. The fixed front sight and notch rear sight deliver clear sight picture alignment, while the crisp single-action trigger break—true to period design—allows precise shot placement when mastered.

Design Details and Functional Features

  • Authentic 1851 Navy Conversion: Period-correct black powder style loading lever adapted for modern cartridges
  • 7.5″ Blued Octagonal Barrel: Historical profile with deep blue finish for corrosion protection
  • Color Case-Hardened Frame Components: Multi-hued case hardening on backstrap and trigger guard
  • One-Piece Walnut Grips: Gloss-finished grips with sterling silver rattlesnake inlay on right side
  • Chambering: .38 Special / .38 Colt compatible for widespread ammunition availability
  • Capacity: Six rounds in a robust, hand-fitted cylinder
  • Sights: Fixed front blade and notch rear for rugged reliability

State Compliance and Safety

The Man With No Name revolver meets stringent state regulations and is compliant in New York, Colorado, and Washington. Built on a solid steel frame with forged parts, it delivers the durability and safety modern shooters expect. Whether carried in a secure gun safe, holstered for competition, or displayed in a locked cabinet, its classic lines and premium finishes remain protected under all conditions.

Collector’s Appeal and Cinematic Legacy

For collectors of Western memorabilia and firearms enthusiasts alike, this Cimarron revolver stands out as both a functional sidearm and a display-quality artifact. The “Man With No Name” moniker evokes the mystery and stoicism of Eastwood’s iconic character, while the exquisite craftsmanship honors the golden age of revolver production. Each revolver is serial-numbered and inspected by Cimarron’s master gunsmiths, ensuring authenticity, performance, and investment value.

Who Should Own the Man With No Name Revolver?

Whether you’re a cowboy action competitor, a Western movie buff, or a discerning collector, the Cimarron Firearms Man With No Name revolver delivers unparalleled style and performance. It’s an ideal choice for:

  • Historic firearms reenactments and cowboy action shooting
  • Home defense with manageable recoil and six-shot capacity
  • Display in themed collections or Western décor
  • Gifting to enthusiasts of classic American firearms and cinema

Final Thoughts

Combining faithful historical reproduction with modern safety and cartridge compatibility, the Cimarron Man With No Name .38 Special Revolver is more than a gun—it’s a journey back to the frontier era. Its stunning finishes, genuine walnut grips with sterling rattlesnake inlay, and reliable .38 Special performance make it a standout piece for any shooter or collector seeking the romance and ruggedness of the Old West. Embrace the legend and carry on the tradition—order yours today and experience cinematic history in every shot.

Specification

Action Revolver
Capacity 6 Rounds
Barrel Length 7.5in
Finish Blued
Grips 1 Piece Walnut With Optional Rattle Snake Inlay Right Side
Sights Fixed Sight
Weight 3.05lbs
Cartridge 38 Special
Gun Model MAN W NO NAME
Hand Right
State Compliance New York Compliant, Colorado Compliant, Washington Compliant
Type Centerfire

Buying a handgun online in Texas

Handguns ship to the Texas FFL dealer you name, and you must be 21 to take the transfer. The dealer completes Form 4473 and the NICS check, or may accept a current Texas License to Carry in its place. Since September 2021 a qualifying adult 21 or older can carry a holstered handgun without a license, and DPS still issues the LTC for reciprocity. Our Texas License to Carry guide explains both. General information, not legal advice; check the current Penal Code.