Cimarron Model P U.S. Cavalry Standard Blue 7.5" 45 Long Colt Revolver - 6 Rounds, 7.5" Barrel, Wood Grips, Case Hardened, 3-Dot Sights

Questions & Answers

• Q: If I purchase this revolver, can I request one stamped with "I" Company?

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  • Asked 05/05/2024 11:26 by Brett M

  A:

  Hi Brett and welcome. Since the members here are customers as well, you will need to ask Buds Customer Service at 1-859-368-0371 9am-8pm EST Mon-Fri. or use the Blue Chat now button at the bottom right corner 9am to 8pm Mon - Sat and 9am to 7pm Sunday.

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• Q: I need to buy a cylinder pin (base pin) for a Cimmaron 45lc 7.5in barrel. I found a colt base pin on eBay but it’s a lil too short, keeps falling out,. Any ideas I’d really appreciate,. It seems no one can get them,. I have checked many gun shops in the area, no one wanna fool with ordering this part for me,. Idk 🤷🏼,..

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  • Asked 03/08/2024 14:21 by Mike O

  A:

  Contact Cimarron (they sell parts also) PHONE
  1877 SIXGUN1
  EMAIL
  orders@cimarron-firearms.com

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• Q: Is the 7th Cavalry made by Uberti or Pieta?

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  • Asked 12/09/2019 00:55 by Steven R

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  Steven, this pistol is made by Uberti Sir. ---- https://www.cimarron-firearms.com/model-p-u-s-cavalry-7-1-2-45-colt-standard-blue.html

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• Q: does this have the 4 clicks

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  • Asked 11/08/2019 19:28 by Steven R

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  yes it is a 4 click gun
• Q: Of the 10,000 slated for production, how many have been made so far?

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  • Asked 02/23/2019 19:58 by Joseph L

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  I cant find that information I suggest that you contact Cimarron and ask them
  1-877-SIXGUN1
  (1-877-749-4861)
  "George Armstrong Custer’s 7th Cavalry Model. The Custer 7th Cavalry Model is a very accurate copy of the first U.S. Gov’t models of 1873. These early firearms are inspected for ordinance by civilian inspector Orville W. Ainsworth, shipped to Ft. Lincoln and used by troops of the 7th Cavalry under the command of Gen. George Armstrong Custer. Each authentic firearm is properly marked with “Ainsworth” inspection markings, OWA Cartouche, 2 line patent dates and U.S. on the frame. Stamped into the butt of the backstrap is the company and 7th Cavalry markings. Production of this model is limited to 2000 units each of the 5 companies (C,E,F,I,L) that will perish under Custer’s command at Little Big Horn."

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