Description
Fans of spaghetti Westerns will recognize this one right away. The Cimarron Angel Eyes 1858 is a tribute to the revolver carried by Lee Van Cleef's cold-blooded bounty hunter in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, and Cimarron went the extra mile to get it right. The laser engraving pattern on this piece is modeled directly after the famous screen-used gun, laid over a blued finish with a case hardened frame that gives it that unmistakable old-world character. Two-piece walnut grips and an 8-inch octagon barrel round out the classic 1858 Remington profile.
Two Cylinders, Twice the Fun
Here's what sets the Angel Eyes apart from a standard 1858 reproduction: it arrives with a specially designed .45 Long Colt conversion cylinder already installed, plus an extra .44 caliber percussion cylinder in the box. Load up cartridges for a cowboy match on Saturday, then swap over to cap and ball for a black powder session on Sunday. The 1858 Remington design makes cylinder swaps quick and painless thanks to its solid top strap frame, which is exactly why this platform was famous for fast cylinder changes back in the day.
Built for Cowboy Action and Collectors Alike
With its single action lockwork, fixed sights, and six-round capacity, this revolver is right at home in SASS competition, casual range days, or holding a place of pride in a Western collection. The 8-inch barrel gives you a long sight radius that makes ringing steel at cowboy distances very doable, and the solid frame design of the 1858 pattern has always been known for keeping things sturdy and consistent.
Why the Angel Eyes 1858 Stands Out
Cimarron has built its reputation on getting the details right with Old West reproductions, and this one shows it. Between the screen-matched engraving, the case colors, the walnut grips, and the dual-cylinder versatility, the Angel Eyes is one of those guns that looks as good hanging on the wall as it does working a stage. It comes to you the way the man in black would have wanted it: sharp, capable, and ready for business.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Cimarron Firearms
- Model: Angel Eyes 1858
- MPN: ANGELEYES
- UPC: 844234239962
- Caliber: .45 Long Colt (conversion cylinder installed) / .44 Cal percussion (extra cylinder)
- Action: Single Action Only
- Capacity: 6 Rounds
- Barrel Length: 8" Octagon
- Barrel Finish: Blued
- Frame: Case Hardened, Laser Engraved Angel Eyes Pattern
- Grips: Two-Piece Walnut
- Sights: Fixed
- Overall Length: 14.25"
What’s Included
- Cimarron Angel Eyes 1858 revolver with .45 Long Colt conversion cylinder installed
- Extra .44 caliber percussion (black powder) cylinder
- Manufacturer's box and paperwork
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Cimarron Angel Eyes 1858 shoot both cartridges and black powder?
Yes, that's the big draw of this model. It ships with a .45 Long Colt conversion cylinder installed for standard cowboy loads, and an extra .44 caliber percussion cylinder is included for cap and ball shooting. Swapping between the two takes just a minute thanks to the 1858 Remington design.
What movie gun is the Angel Eyes revolver based on?
It's a tribute to the sidearm carried by Lee Van Cleef's character, Angel Eyes, in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Cimarron modeled the laser engraving pattern after the actual screen-used revolver, so the look is true to the film.
Is the Angel Eyes 1858 suitable for cowboy action shooting?
Absolutely. It's a single action six-shooter chambered in .45 Long Colt with fixed sights and an 8-inch barrel, all of which fits right into SASS-style matches. The long sight radius helps with accuracy on stage targets too.
What kind of finish and grips does this Cimarron 1858 have?
The barrel wears a traditional blued finish while the frame is case hardened with that classic swirled color pattern, plus the signature laser engraving. Grips are two-piece walnut, which keeps the whole package looking period correct.





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