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The Cimarron Pistoleer takes the look and feel of a frontier six-shooter and quietly updates it for the way folks shoot today. Designed by Cimarron founder Mike Harvey and built by Uberti in Italy, it carries the same plow-handle grip and clean single-action lines you'd expect from a Colt Peacemaker descendant. Chambered in .357 Magnum, it also happily digests .38 Special, which makes it one of the more practical sixguns to own whether you're plinking, running cowboy action matches, or keeping something simple and dependable close by.
The big story here is Uberti's Fully Automatic Safety Hammer. Traditional single actions were built to carry on an empty chamber, which drops you to five rounds. The Pistoleer uses a floating firing pin that lets the hammer rest safely over a loaded chamber, so you get all six without giving up the authentic hammer profile or the crisp trigger that single-action fans care about. It handles and feels like a proper Old West revolver, it just forgives you a little more if the gun takes a knock.
This is where the Uberti craftsmanship shows. The 4.75-inch blued barrel and receiver pair with a steel backstrap and trigger guard, the hammer is polished, and the screws wear a charcoal blue for a handsome layered look. The smooth walnut grip carries an embedded Cimarron coin, a nice touch that sets it apart from the base crowd. Forged frames at Uberti get worked over with multiple hand polishings, and that attention shows in person.
The 4.75-inch barrel is the sweet-spot length for a single action: long enough to shoot well and sight cleanly off the blade front and notch rear, short enough to point naturally and ride comfortably in a holster. Reviewers consistently praise the Pistoleer for its natural pointing, comfortable balance, and smooth trigger that feels close to a tuned gun right out of the box. For a Western-style revolver that's genuinely built to be shot, it's tough to beat.
Yes. Like most .357 Magnum revolvers, the Pistoleer chambers and fires .38 Special right alongside full-house .357 loads. That makes it a flexible option, letting you run lighter, lower-recoil .38s for practice and plinking, then step up to .357 Magnum when you want more power.
The Pistoleer uses Uberti's Fully Automatic Safety Hammer with a floating firing pin, which is designed to let the hammer rest safely over a loaded chamber. That's a step beyond the old Colt-style single actions, which were traditionally carried on an empty chamber for five rounds. That said, practicing good habits with any single action is always smart.
The Pistoleer was designed by Cimarron founder Mike Harvey and is built by Uberti in Brescia, Italy, to Cimarron's specifications. Uberti frames get multiple hand polishings during production, which is a big part of why these guns carry that quality fit and finish. Cimarron has partnered with Uberti on Old West replicas for decades.
It's a strong all-around single action for cowboy action shooting, target work, plinking, and general range fun. The 4.75-inch barrel points naturally and balances well, and reviewers regularly call out its smooth trigger and comfortable handling. The classic Peacemaker styling also makes it a favorite for anyone drawn to Old West guns.
| UPC | 844234239528 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MP400B1402 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Finish | Blued |
| Barrel Length | 4.75" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .357 Magnum |
| Capacity | 6 |
| Length | 14.0500 |
| Shipping Weight | 2.98 |
| Sights | Blade Front/Notched Rear |
| Sights Type | FIXED |
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