Cimarron | Man With No Name 1851 Conversion | 7.5in

This Cimarron Man With No Name 1851 Conversion is a single-action, cartridge-conversion replica that reproduces the look and handling of the classic 1851 Navy conversion used in mid-20th century Western films. It pairs a blued, octagonal 7.5-inch barrel with a color case-hardened frame and one-piece walnut grips that are inlaid with a sterling silver rattlesnake on the right side. The revolver retains period styling such as an exposed hammer and a historical-style loading lever while accepting modern factory cartridges consistent with the conversion design.

Applications: suitable for cowboy action competition and historical or film prop collections. Also appropriate for range shooting focused on period-accurate single-action revolver handling.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Cimarron Firearms.
• The model is identified as the Man With No Name 1851 Conversion.
• The series is listed as the Man With No Name Conversion.
• The action is Single Action.
• The barrel measures 7.5 inches.
• The barrel and cylinder are finished in Blued.
• The frame finish is Color Case Hardened.
• The frame material is Steel.
• The barrel material is Steel.
• The grips are one-piece walnut with a sterling silver rattlesnake inlay on the right side.
• The sights are fixed with a brass bead front.
• The weight is listed as 48.8 ounces.
• The UPC is 844234107377.

This revolver combines period-correct styling with conversion practicality: a long, octagonal barrel and case-hardened frame give it a distinctive presence, while walnut grips with a silver rattlesnake inlay add an authentic, collectible touch. It’s a solid choice for shooters and collectors who want an accurate single-action replica that stands out on the line or in a display case.

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