Cimarron Man With No Name .45 Long Colt | MP410SSI01

The Cimarron Man With No Name is a single-action revolver styled after the period Peacemaker used in 1960s spaghetti westerns. It is chambered for .45 Long Colt and carries a six-round cylinder in the traditional single-action configuration. The gun combines a blued barrel and cylinder with a case-colored/hardened frame and a one-piece walnut grip featuring a sterling silver rattlesnake inlay. It is offered to shooters and collectors who value period-accurate styling and traditional single-action operation.

Product Specifications

• The caliber is .45 Long Colt.
• The action is a Single Action mechanism.
• The cylinder capacity is 6 rounds.
• The barrel finish is Blued.
• The cylinder finish is Blued.
• The frame color/designation is Case Colored / Hardened (Pre-War style) on a steel frame.
• The grip is a 1-piece walnut with a sterling silver rattlesnake inlay on the right side.
• The sights are fixed with a wide front.
• The hammer style is exposed and the trigger type is standard.
• The revolver is not drilled and tapped for optics (No).
• The weight is listed as 39.8 oz.
• Some source text references two barrel options; barrel length is reported as 4.75 inches in several fields and as 5.5 inches in others; see notes for details.
• Other features include an SAA frame and the silver rattlesnake inlay on the right grip.
• UPC: 844234128648

This revolver is suitable for historical reproduction shooting, Cowboy Action matches, or collectors seeking an accurate period-style single-action in .45 Long Colt. Its traditional finishes and distinctive grip inlay make it a standout among replicas of classic frontier-style handguns.

Owners commonly praise its period-accurate styling and the sterling silver rattlesnake grip inlay as distinguishing features that honor the original on-screen appearance.

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