Is this product safe to carry 6 rounds in? I read something about many Cimarron replicas not having the transfer bar and thus if you don't leave it on an empty chamber, it can fire the weapon.

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Randy I. · Answer

from what I could find the Thunderer series has no transfer bar safety so it would not be safe to carry with 6 rounds

James G. · Answer

Yes, all Cimarron Revolvers including the Thunderer utilize a Hammer Block Safety System. Details from Cimarron here : cimarron-firearms.com/Manuals-Forms/PDFs/CusSafInst.pdf

Steve P. · Answer

Hi Jeff, Yes it is safe as long as you are.

Randy I. · Answer

ALL CIMARRON CARTRIDGE REVOLVERS UTILIZE A HAMMER BLOCK SAFETY SYSTEM. (LIGHTNING, MODEL P, CUSTER CAVALRY, THUNDERER, ARTILLERY, SHERIFF'S MODEL) ALL MODEL 'P', MODEL 'P' JR., THUNDERER AND LIGHTNING REVOLVERS MANUFACTURED FOR CIMARRON BY UBERTI UTILIZE AN ELONGATED CYLINDER BASE PIN WHICH FUNCTIONS AS THE HAMMER BLOCK SAFETY. THIS IS A FEATURE ON BOTH THE OLD MODEL (BLACK POWDER) FRAMES AS WELL AS THE MODERN FRAME (WITH SPRING LOADED CROSS PIN RELEASE). ALWAYS POINT THE MUZZLE IN A SAFE DIRECTION. WHILE WORKING ON THE GUN, ************ALWAYS LET THE HAMMER REST IN SAFE POSITION (FIRST CLICK) ON AN EMPTY CHAMBER AND HANDLE ALL FIREARMS AS IF THEY ARE LOADED.

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Is this product safe to carry 6 rounds in? I read something about many Cimarron replicas not having the transfer bar and thus if you don't leave it on an empty chamber, it can fire the weapon.