Cimarron El Malo 4.75" 45 Long Colt Revolver - Blue/Black, 4.75" Barrel, 6 Rounds, Wood Grips, 3-Dot Sights

I have purchased several firearms from Buds and never had any issue with receiving a great product at a decent price. This revolver is awesome. I have several Cimarron revolvers especially since they are a Texas company. I will continue to purchase from Buds.

I shot the El Malo about 50 rounds at our pistol range last Saturday ,and I am very satisfied !! Looking forward to doing more shooting !!! Thank You !! Brian D.

Second purchase/second win! I was hesitant about Buds but my son had a good experience and I took a chance, glad I did! Love the revolvers and am constantly cruising the used list..don't tell the wife lol! Also hickok45, big fan! Thanks Buds I'm sure we'll be in contact... Oh yeah product review, gorgeous revolver! Need to polish the ratchet hand window though, cycling the gun without the cylinder sticks the hand. Overall octagon barrel = awesome!

Essentially these cimarron model peace makers are the last revolver your going to need. I have 3 right now. Including this one I got from buds. The fit and finish are by far the best on the market. Accurate, powerful, great customer service from cimarron, don’t even bother with a ruger unless you need 44Mag. These revolvers do have some quirks and modifications that really help these pistols shine. -Get the screw driver set from brownells. It’s $8. -Get the evil Roy spring kit. It’s listed on the cimarron web site. There’s a few spring kits on the market. But the evil Roy is the slickest. -Use some blue loc-tite on the Ejector rod screw. After a few hundred rounds the screws will need to be tightened on this pistol. Also when you order the spring kit. Order a few extra screws as spares. -Save your brass and reload. REALLY makes this pistol fun. The thing about the 4.75 barrel on the El Malo is it’s a real short sight radius. Getting some snap caps and Practicing your form is necessary. I would buy this pistol again and I’m planning on buying the El Malo with the 5.5 barrel.