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The Cimarron 1875 Outlaw 357 Magnum / 38 Special Revolver has the firing pin on the hammer, and it has two clicks when cocked. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Firing Pin Location: The firing pin is located on the hammer, not in the frame, which is a modern feature that allows for a safety feature. Safety Feature: The Cimarron 1875 Outlaw has a modern safety feature, and the firing pin is not resting on the end of the round when the hammer is down. Number of Clicks: When cocking the hammer, you will hear two distinct clicks as it moves into position.

Hi Van and welcome. No Sir, this is a modernized version with a floating firing pin and not solid hammer firing pin. It is 3 click and not 4 click operation. Cheers and stay safe!