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There's something a little rebellious about a frontier-style sixgun chambered in 9mm Luger, and that's exactly what makes the Cimarron Pistolero such a smart buy. You get all the old-school character of an 1873 pattern single action, but you feed it the cheapest, easiest-to-find centerfire ammo on the shelf. For anyone practicing cowboy action skills, teaching new folks the fundamentals, or just burning powder on a Saturday, that math works out real nice.
Cimarron didn't cut corners on the appearance. The frame wears a color case hardened finish with those swirling blues and browns that make every gun unique, set against a deep blued 4.75 inch barrel and matching blued cylinder. A high polish brass backstrap and trigger guard warm up the whole package, the screws are done in charcoal blue, and the two-piece smooth walnut grips finish it off. It looks like something that rode out of the 1880s, not off a modern production line.
The Pistolero is manufactured for Cimarron by Pietta in Italy, a name that's earned a solid reputation among single action fans. The action is single action only with a traditional exposed hammer, so you cock it for every shot just like the originals. Sights are the classic fixed blade front and notched rear. Six rounds ride in the cylinder, overall length comes in at 11.10 inches, and the steel frame puts the weight right around 2.5 pounds, enough heft to soak up what little recoil 9mm produces.
Plenty of folks love the idea of a classic sixgun but wince at the price of .45 Colt ammo. This one solves that problem without giving up any of the romance. It's a natural pick for cowboy action practice sessions, plinking, introducing newer handgunners to revolvers, or simply adding a good-looking piece of Old West style to the safe that you'll shoot often instead of leaving it locked away.
The Pistolero is built for Cimarron Firearms by Pietta in Italy. Pietta has been producing single action revolvers for decades and has a strong reputation among cowboy action and traditional revolver enthusiasts. Cimarron handles the importing and stands behind the gun here in the States.
Ammo cost and availability, plain and simple. 9mm Luger is the most affordable and widely stocked centerfire handgun cartridge out there, so you can shoot this Pistolero a lot more for a lot less. It's a popular choice for cowboy action practice and for introducing new revolver users to the platform, and recoil is very mild in a 2.5 pound steel-frame gun.
It's a great practice and training gun for CAS, and buyers frequently pick it up for exactly that purpose since 9mm keeps session costs down. The 4.75 inch barrel, traditional grip frame, and exposed hammer give you the same handling as period-correct match guns. Check your specific match rules on caliber requirements, but for skills work it's hard to beat.
No, and that's by design. The Pistolero uses a fixed blade front sight and a notched rear in the topstrap, just like the original 1873 pattern revolvers it's modeled after. Windage and elevation corrections are traditionally handled with your hold or by an experienced gunsmith, which keeps the gun's period-authentic profile intact.
| UPC | 844234240500 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PPP9MM |
| Action | |
| Barrel Finish | Blued |
| Barrel Length | 4.75" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
| Capacity | 6 |
| Color | Color Case Hardened |
| Length | 14.2000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Single Action Only |
| Shipping Weight | 3.4 |
| Sights | Blade Front/Notched Rear |
| Sights Type | FIXED |
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