Cimarron Firearms Thunderball Revolver

I've had fairly good experiences with Cimarron Ubertis and thought a Cimarron made by Pietta would be OK, too. When I took this revolver to the shooting range I found the cylinder would sometimes over rotate and cause the gun to misfire. I brought the revolver back to Sportsman's warehouse and they were happy to send it out for repairs. When it came back from the repair shop (which is in Texas), it had a different cylinder in it. The new cylinder was scuffed and had mismatched bluing to hide the

After 5 rounds fired, the base pin wants to eject forward. A call to Cimarron customer service was little help. They proclaimed that I didn't have the pin seated properly, I did. A previous review states that he received store credit for his but my store stated all gun sales are final.

I bought mine a few years back. I’ve had a few little learning curves with, for example the cylinder rod has two notches and you can’t use the 2nd or your hammer won’t hit the round. The only down side I had with this gun is the hammer had a sharp point, I filed it down and have had no problems sense. It’s a fun gun to shoot!

Fit, finish, timing and shootability are all excellent. The base pin latch must be fully seated and extend to the left of the frame. If it shoots loose, it's operator error. This revolver is an unsung hero.