The Cimarron Uberti 1851 Man With No Name revolver in .38 Special (brand part no. CA9081) replicates the 1851 Conversion revolver famously used in 1960s Spaghetti Westerns, giving film fans and collectors a piece of cinematic history. Cimarron Firearms finishes the 7.5-inch barrel in standard blue over a case hardened frame, with a one-piece walnut grip. The revolver feeds from a 6-round cylinder and weighs 2.85 pounds. Among movie-inspired single-actions in the revolvers category, the Man With No Name favors Western film fans who want the iconic silver-screen revolver replica.

Key Specifications

• Chambered in .38 Special.
• Holds 6 rounds in the cylinder.
• Replicates the 1851 Conversion revolver style.
• Features a 7.5-inch blued barrel.
• The frame is case hardened.
• Grip is one-piece walnut.
• Weighs 2.85 pounds.
• The sights are fixed.
• Overall length measures 14.05 inches.
• Loads and unloads through a side loading gate, true to the original 1873-pattern design.

Frequently Asked Questions

What inspired this revolver’s name? It replicates the 1851 Conversion revolver used in 1960s Spaghetti Western films.

What is the cylinder capacity? 6 rounds of .38 Special.

Buy the Cimarron Man With No Name Revolver

An iconic silver-screen revolver replica is exactly what this Man With No Name delivers. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured shipping to your FFL.