The Cimarron Man With No Name .45 Colt 4.75-inch revolver is the shorter of the two barrel lengths Cimarron offers on its screen-accurate tribute to the drifter from the Sergio Leone Westerns (Cimarron part no. MP410SSI01). Built by Uberti in Italy on a single-action Model P frame, it pairs a color case hardened frame with a standard blue barrel and cylinder and a one-piece walnut grip carrying the sterling silver rattlesnake inlay on the right side. The 4.75-inch barrel is the gunfighter length, quicker from the holster and easier to carry than the 5.5-inch gun, which makes it the choice for cowboy action shooters who want speed with the look. Cimarron Firearms has kept this Hollywood series revolver in the catalog for years because demand never fades.

Key Specifications

• The chambering is .45 Colt, the cartridge the original Peacemaker was built around.
• Barrel length is 4.75 inches, the gunfighter length that clears leather fastest.
• Cylinder capacity is 6 rounds.
• The action is single action, with the hammer cocked by thumb before each shot.
• The frame is the pre-war Model P pattern, the profile used on the screen gun.
• The frame is color case hardened, the period finish that gives each gun its own pattern.
• Barrel and cylinder wear a standard blue finish.
• The grip is one-piece walnut, oil finished in the traditional style.
• A sterling silver rattlesnake inlay on the right grip panel marks it as the Man With No Name gun.
• The front sight is a wide blade, easier to pick up quickly than a thin period blade, paired with a fixed frame-notch rear.
• It is made by Uberti in Italy for Cimarron Firearms.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this differ from the 5.5-inch Man With No Name? Only in barrel length. The 4.75-inch gun is shorter and faster from the holster; frame, finish, caliber and the silver snake inlay are the same on both.

Is it a cartridge revolver? Yes. It chambers .45 Colt cartridges and is a modern single-action firearm that transfers through your FFL.

Is the front sight adjustable? No. Like the original single actions, the sights are fixed, though this version uses a wider front blade that is easier to see.

Buy the Cimarron Man With No Name .45 Colt Single Action Revolver, 4.75-Inch, Snake Inlay

The short-barreled Man With No Name is the version cowboy action shooters reach for when the stage clock matters, and it loses nothing of the movie gun’s character. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured shipping to your FFL, and see the other revolvers we carry.