Cimarron Cavalry Scout 45 Long Colt Revolver - 7.5" Barrel, 6 Rounds

A fine revolver. As good as a Colt but a fraction of the cost. My FFL dealer really likes it. A nice addition to my collection.

Impressive reproduction. Nickel plating is beautiful. Action is flawless...4 hammer clicks like original.

ordered and recived my cavalry scout in 3 days,,cleaned and function checked and out to the woods to test fire..fired 50 rounds of my own hand loads made to specs from speer reloading manual for colt saa and replica guns..excellent performance,,fit,finish,timing and action are excellent..very smooth trigger pull with no creep..very accurate..very pleased with my purchase..the nickel finish is beautiful..would buy again.,would recommend to anyone wanting an saa without the colt price..

I like the Cimarron single action revolvers and especially this Scout revolver. The bright nickel finish is flawless and the action is perfect--I've gotten lots of compliments on the beauty of this gun which duplicates the cavalry models issued to scouts who guided the troops through Indian territory. It has the same markings as original weapons carried by Custer's troops including the Ainesworth cartouche on the grip.This particular sample shoots to 6 o'clock point of aim at 25 yards and hit the 8 inch gong every time for me at that range. I have another Cavalry gun in blue and case finish and have had similar accuracy results out to 100 meters knocking down 5 of 6 iron pigs and have no doubt that this nickel plated Scout version would do as well. There are a lot of more modern style pistols that won't do nearly as well for accuracy. An expert on antiques told me an original Colt of this model would bring upwards of fifty thousand dollars--and I got this one for slightly over six hundred dollars.

This has quickly become my favorite revolver. It is a beautiful piece that is also very easy to shoot accurately. I have gotten a lot of compliments on it and am actually thinking of purchasing a matching second one.