Hi. I have a p model cimarron made by uberti that has a decent knurling similar to the original gen 1 hammers. I know this gun is made by pietta and in every picture it seems like it has some generic horizontal knurling on the hammer versus the actual realistic checkered. Are my eyes playing tricks bc its hard to find a good picture. Trying to decide if I should go with another tried and true p model or this model that claims it has went the extra mile so to speak. Thank you!

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James G. · Answer

Hi Jody and welcome. I wound contact CIMARRON Customer Service for accurate pistol details at 1877-SIXGUN1, (1877-749-4861). Cheers and stay safe!

Ed C. · Answer

Hi Jody, The Pietta U.S. Cavalry Henry Nettleton typically features a more generic horizontal knurling on the hammer, which differs from the realistic checkered pattern found on original Gen 1 hammers. This design choice may affect the overall authenticity compared to the original models.
Stay safe & have a great day!

Kevin M. · Answer

Contact: Cimarron Customer Servoce @ 877-SIXGUN1 / good luck!

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