Cimarron Model No. 3 Schofield .45 Colt 7-Inch Revolver
A faithful reproduction of the legendary top-break revolver favored by cavalry soldiers and lawmen. Features a 7-inch barrel, matte black finish, and walnut grips. Rapid ejection system and .45 Colt chambering.
The Legendary Schofield Revolver
The Model No. 3 Schofield stands as one of the most significant revolvers in American firearms history. Originally produced by Smith & Wesson from 1875-1877, it earned the respect of U.S. Army cavalry troopers who valued its innovative top-break design and rapid ejection system—advantages that many considered superior to the Single Action Army for mounted work.
Design and Function
The Schofield's top-break mechanism allows the barrel and cylinder to pivot downward, enabling quick ejection of all six spent cases simultaneously. This feature made it exceptionally practical for mounted soldiers who needed to reload quickly while managing a horse. The design also made it a favorite among lawmen and frontier professionals.
Specifications
- Caliber: .45 Colt (also handles .45 Schofield ammunition)
- Barrel Length: 7 inches (cavalry length)
- Capacity: 6 rounds
- Finish: Matte black
- Grips: Two-piece walnut
- Frame: Standard steel construction
- Hammer: Exposed
Historical Context
The 7-inch barrel represents the original cavalry configuration. In the 1880s, surplus Schofields were shortened to 5 inches and sold to Wells Fargo & Company, but Cimarron's reproduction honors the full-length military specification.
Why Choose the Schofield
Whether you're a serious Cowboy Action shooter, a historical firearms enthusiast, or someone who appreciates superior mechanical design, the Schofield delivers authentic performance and reliability. Cimarron's reproduction captures the spirit and functionality of this iconic revolver.
Features
- 45 long colt 7 in.
- black frame, cylinder and barrel
- walnut grips
- 6 shot
