Description
The Cimarron “Man With No Name” is Clint Eastwood’s iconic sidearm from The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (1966). Based on the Uberti 1851 Richards-Mason Navy cartridge conversion, it fires modern .38 Special/.38 Colt through a period-correct loading gate while retaining the classic cap-and-ball silhouette. Features charcoal-blue blued barrel and cylinder, color case-hardened frame, and one-piece walnut grip with sterling silver rattlesnake inlay.
SNAKE SIDE NOTE: Current production (post-2012) has the rattlesnake inlay on the RIGHT side of the grip only. Pre-2012 production featured snakes on BOTH sides of the grip — these early examples are highly collectible. Contact us about pre-2012 / left-side snake stock availability.
6-shot, .38 Special/.38 Colt, 7.5″ octagonal barrel, weight 48.8 oz, overall length 14.15″. SKU: CA9081SSI01.
