The Cimarron Man With No Name .45 Colt revolver is a faithful copy of the single action carried by the nameless drifter in A Fistful of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More, built for Cimarron Firearms by Uberti in Italy (Cimarron part no. MP411SS01). This 5.5-inch version uses the pre-war style Model P frame, case hardened in the traditional way, with a standard blue barrel and cylinder. The detail that makes the gun is the one-piece walnut grip with a sterling silver rattlesnake coiled on the right side, the signature the movies made famous. It is part of Cimarron’s Hollywood series and remains one of the most requested revolvers the company makes. For cowboy action shooters and collectors of screen guns alike, this is the one to have.

Key Specifications

• The chambering is .45 Colt, the original Peacemaker cartridge and the round the movie gun would have carried.
• Barrel length is 5.5 inches, the classic artillery length that balances sight radius against holster draw.
• Cylinder capacity is 6 rounds, the traditional single-action count.
• The action is single action, requiring the hammer to be cocked for each shot.
• The frame is the pre-war Model P pattern, the style Colt built before World War II and the one seen on screen.
• The frame is color case hardened, giving the mottled finish that sets a period revolver apart.
• Barrel and cylinder are finished in standard blue, the correct pairing with a case-hardened frame.
• The grip is one-piece walnut, shaped in the traditional single-action profile.
• A sterling silver rattlesnake inlay sits on the right side of the grip, the detail that identifies the Man With No Name gun.
• Sights are fixed, with a blade front and a frame-notch rear in the period style.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a percussion revolver or a cartridge gun? It is a modern cartridge revolver chambered in .45 Colt. Despite the movie connection to an 1851-era gun, this model is built on Cimarron’s pre-war Model P frame and loads standard .45 Colt ammunition.

Who manufactures the revolver? Uberti of Italy builds it for Cimarron Firearms, which designs and specifies its Hollywood series reproductions.

Which side is the snake inlay on? The sterling silver rattlesnake is inlaid on the right side of the one-piece walnut grip, matching the screen gun.

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Plenty of single actions look the part, but this one is the specific gun a generation of Western fans grew up watching, down to the silver snake on the grip. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured shipping to your FFL, and look over the rest of our revolvers while you are here.