Cimarron 1872 Open Top Navy .38 Special Revolver with 5.5-inch Blued Barrel and Walnut Grips

38SP 5.5" FS CC/BLUED WALNUT

The Cimarron 1872 Open Top Navy is a classic revolver designed for enthusiasts and collectors alike. Chambered in .38 Special, this firearm combines vintage aesthetics with reliable performance. The 5.5-inch blued barrel offers a balance of accuracy and handling, making it suitable for both target practice and casual shooting. The firearm features a durable case-hardened frame and authentic walnut grips, providing a traditional look and comfortable grip for extended use. Fixed sights ensure quick target acquisition, while the six-round cylinder capacity offers ample firepower for various scenarios. Weighing approximately 37.2 ounces, this revolver is well-balanced, making it easy to handle and aim with precision. Its fixed trigger and hammer contribute to its straightforward operation, ideal for those seeking a reliable and historically inspired firearm. The Cimarron 1872 Open Top Navy is crafted with attention to detail, reflecting the craftsmanship of the era it emulates, and is perfect for collectors, shooters, or anyone interested in classic revolvers. The firearm's dimensions and weight are optimized for comfortable handling without sacrificing stability or accuracy. Whether you're adding to a collection or looking for a dependable sidearm, this revolver offers a blend of vintage style and modern reliability that stands out in any firearm lineup.

Features:

• Caliber: .38 Special for versatile shooting and ease of handling

• Barrel: 5.5-inch blued finish providing durability and classic appearance

• Grips: Authentic walnut material for comfort and traditional look

• Sights: Fixed sights for quick and reliable target acquisition

• Capacity: 6-round cylinder offering reliable firepower

• Weight: Approximately 37.2 ounces for balanced handling

• Frame: Case-hardened finish enhances durability and vintage aesthetics

• Design: Open Top Navy style reflecting historical firearm craftsmanship

• Trigger: Standard trigger for straightforward operation

• Hammer: Standard hammer for reliable firing action

• Drilled and tapped: No, for simplicity and traditional design