Authentic reproduction of the 1872 Open Top Navy revolver chambered in .38 Special with 7.5" barrel, color case hardened frame, blued finish, and 1851 Navy-sized walnut grip.
Cimarron has meticulously reproduced the 1872 Open Top Navy revolver, capturing every authentic detail of this classic American firearm. This is not a casual interpretation—it's an exacting replica based on original examples from the company's antique collection.
Caliber and Capacity: Chambered in .38 Special, this six-shot revolver offers a lighter recoil option compared to larger calibers, making it ideal for extended shooting sessions and those who prefer a more manageable platform.
Barrel and Action: The 7.5" barrel provides excellent sight radius and velocity while maintaining the authentic proportions of the original design. The open-top frame design is characteristic of early percussion revolvers and contributes to the gun's historical authenticity.
Grip and Handling: The 1851 Navy-sized grip is a key feature that sets this model apart. This smaller grip frame was favored by many shooters in the 19th century and remains comfortable for those with smaller hands or those who simply prefer the classic Navy proportions.
Frame: Color case hardened steel frame provides both durability and authentic appearance, with the distinctive mottled finish that characterizes quality period firearms.
Barrel and Cylinder: Blued steel throughout ensures corrosion resistance and a professional appearance.
Grip: One-piece walnut grip offers both comfort and period-correct aesthetics.
This revolver appeals to historical reenactors, Cowboy Action Shooters, collectors, and anyone seeking an authentic reproduction of a significant American firearm. The .38 Special chambering makes it practical for modern shooting while maintaining historical accuracy.