Cimarron 1872 Open Top Navy Grip .38 Long Colt/.38 Special Single Action Revolver – CA914

Okay, an 1873 Colt SAA it is not. It's quite a unique little beast. It was relatively accurate at 25 yards. It's finish is okay, I think it will take some work to "slick" this up but ir is a fine and dandy piece and it's a looker. It turns heads and that a plus. Seems to be a bit picky about ammo. Factory round ball seemed to work well. My reload plus P's shoot low and to the left. All in all, I like it. Just don't expect a "Ruger" quality. I like it and I will keep it for sure. The fir and finish is nice but it could use some slicking up, thus the reason for the 4 Star rating

Navy is as accurate as my Blackhawk. Small sights, aims small, gets small groups. Very nice balance.

I am very pleased with this beautiful revolver! Excellent workmanship and very accurate. I am thinking of buying another. Highly recommend.

Really love the civil war era and the history that comes with these firearms. This was a 1872 version of the Navy pistol where they're were only 7000 original pistols made. Thank you Sportmans for allowing this to be possible..

I am very happy with this weapon. I have owned firearms by this company in the past and hope to own more in the future.

I bought this from Sportsman's end of last year! I Love these old replicas as there is no way I can afford the real thing, but I am Very impressed and I have shot both and really I can not tell the difference! Very easy to shot one handed and very accurate! First time at the range some of may friends wanted to try it and they all loved it as well, even just point and shoot its in the center of the target! Very smooth! I could not beleave how good it felt I could shoot it all day! Very easy to

We absolutely love it! It is was a "blast" to go and shoot it. My wife and I shoot 9 mm all the time - but this gun is our absolute favorite. There is hardly any kick back and accurate. I would love to get another one soon!

Very good reproduction of a classic revolver that just preceded the Colt SAA. This replica has a fairly smooth action and breaks down for cleaning relatively easy. The firearm is made by Uberti and is a faithful replica of one of the most carried firearms on the old west. The only slightly drawback is the wedge used to hold the front and rear of the weapon is short. The original frames of these weapons were ball and cap frames repurposed for the new metal cartridges and new cylinders. The wedge