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There is a reason the 1873 single action became the sixgun everybody pictures when they think of the Old West, and the Cimarron Model P captures it better than just about anything else in this class. Cimarron patterned this revolver off an original 1873 from their own antique collection rather than working from drawings, so the proportions, markings, and lines are right where they should be. The early Colt style hammer with heavy knurling, two-line patent dates on the frame, and period-correct serial number placement all add up to a gun that looks and feels like a genuine first generation piece.
The pre-war style frame comes out of the color case hardening process with those swirling blues, browns, and golds that make every example a little different, and it pairs up nicely against the standard blue 5.5 inch barrel and cylinder. The one-piece walnut grip rounds out the classic profile and settles into the hand with that famous single action balance, what folks used to call the plow handle feel. Underneath the vintage looks, Cimarron's Cowboy Comp action work smooths out the weak points of the original 19th century design. Actions are tuned to a roughly three pound trigger pull with polished internal surfaces, and owners consistently rave about how smooth these run straight from the box.
Chambered in .357 Magnum, this six-shooter also digests .38 Special, which keeps practice cheap and recoil mild. The full steel frame and 5.5 inch barrel give it enough heft to soak up magnum loads while staying quick to the sights. Fixed sights with a wide front blade and trench rear keep the sight picture simple and true to the era. Whether you are getting into cowboy action matches, adding to a Western collection, or just want a proper sixgun for weekend plinking, this Model P earns its spot in the safe. Manufactured by Uberti in Italy to Cimarron's exacting specifications, it delivers first generation character with the fit and reliability modern shooters expect.
Yes. Since .38 Special is a shorter cartridge with the same bullet diameter, it runs safely in this .357 Magnum cylinder. A lot of owners feed it mostly .38s for cheap, soft-shooting range and cowboy action work, then load .357 when they want more thump. Just give the chambers a good cleaning after a lot of .38s to clear any ring of fouling before switching back to magnums.
The Model P is manufactured by Uberti in Italy to Cimarron's specifications, then finished to Cimarron's standards. Cimarron patterned it directly off an original 1873 single action from their antique collection, which is why the details are so faithful. It also gets their Cowboy Comp action tuning, with polished internals and a trigger pull set around three pounds.
No, and that is by design. This version is built as a faithful copy of the early first generation guns, so there is no visible safety in the hammer. Like any traditional single action of this pattern, the time-tested practice is to load five rounds and rest the hammer on an empty chamber.
It is one of the most popular picks in the sport. The tuned action is smooth right out of the box, the .38 Special compatibility keeps ammo costs and recoil down for fast match shooting, and the 5.5 inch barrel balances speed with a usable sight radius. The authentic looks do not hurt on the firing line either.
| UPC | 814230010629 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MP401 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Finish | Blued |
| Barrel Length | 5.5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .357 Magnum |
| Capacity | 6 |
| Color | Color Case Hardened |
| Length | 14.1500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Single Action Only |
| Sights | Fixed Sights |
| Sights Type | FIXED |
| Units per Box | 1 |
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