Cimarron Man With No Name .38 Special 7.5" Revolver
An iconic 1851 Navy conversion revolver inspired by Clint Eastwood's spaghetti western films. Features a 7.5" octagonal barrel, color case-hardened frame, walnut grips with sterling silver rattlesnake inlay, and modern .38 Special capability.
The Legend Lives On
This is no ordinary revolver—it's a faithful recreation of the gun that defined an era of cinema. Cimarron's Man With No Name captures the spirit of Clint Eastwood's iconic character from the classic spaghetti western films, combining historical authenticity with practical modern shooting.
Design and Construction
Frame and Finish
- Color case-hardened steel frame with traditional blued barrel and cylinder
- Brass back strap and trigger guard for period-correct appearance
- 7.5-inch octagonal barrel—the classic proportions of the 1851 Navy design
The Grip: A Signature Detail
- One-piece walnut grip with period varnish finish
- Sterling silver rattlesnake inlay on the right side—the Man With No Name's unmistakable mark
- Ergonomic design suitable for both display and shooting
Practical Performance
Cartridge Conversion While retaining the Civil War-era black powder loading lever, this revolver is a true conversion—it fires modern factory .38 Special smokeless ammunition. No black powder mess, no complicated loading procedures. Just reliable, straightforward shooting.
Capacity and Handling
- Six-shot cylinder
- Single-action trigger mechanism
- Balanced weight and handling characteristics ideal for both experienced shooters and those new to single-action revolvers
Why Choose This Revolver?
Whether you're a serious Cowboy Action shooter, a western film enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates fine guncraft, the Man With No Name delivers authentic style without compromising function. It's a conversation piece that actually works.
Features
- open top 45 lc, 5.5 in.
- color case hardened frame and blued cylinder and barrel
- brass trigger guard and frame6 shot
