The Cimarron Doc Holliday is a single-action .45 Colt revolver with a 3.5-inch barrel, stainless steel finish, and a poly ivory one-piece grip on a Thunderer grip frame. The "Doc Holliday" name is engraved on the backstrap. The Thunderer grip frame has a different angle than the standard Colt SAA grip, giving a more pistol-like feel in the hand. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: DOC HOLLIDAY 
• Action: Single Action Revolver 
• Caliber: .45 Colt (45 LC) 
• Barrel Length: 3.5 inches 
• Capacity: 6 rounds 
• Weight: 2.49 lbs 
• Finish: Stainless Steel 
• Grip: Poly Ivory 1 Piece Grip with Thunderer Grip Frame 
• Sight Type: Fixed 
• Special Feature: Doc Holliday Engraved On Backstrap 
   

Features 

The stainless steel construction is more maintenance-friendly than a blued finish in humid conditions. The Thunderer grip frame was historically associated with the bird's-head-style grip and gives a somewhat different balance and pointability compared to the standard SAA configuration. Fixed sights are standard for this type of revolver. The 3.5-inch barrel is shorter than the traditional 4.75-inch cavalry length, which makes the gun more compact and draws faster. 
 

Usage 

Primarily a collector piece and cowboy action shooting revolver. The historical connection and backstrap engraving appeal to buyers interested in the Western period. It functions as a practical single-action .45 Colt revolver for range shooting, but most buyers choose it for the historical theme rather than as a utility gun. The compact 3.5-inch barrel suits fast-draw events.

Owners of the Cimarron Doc Holliday .45 LC are a fairly specific group: collectors, Western history enthusiasts, and cowboy action shooters who want a short-barreled single-action with a historical connection.

Most feedback centers on the aesthetics and the historical appeal, which is what draws buyers in the first place. The stainless finish and poly ivory grips on the Thunderer frame get positive comments for the period-inspired look. Reliability with .45 Colt ammunition is generally reported as solid.

Practical discussions focus on the short sight radius from the 3.5-inch barrel and the recoil characteristics, which some shooters find more pronounced than with longer-barreled single-actions in the same caliber. The Thunderer grip frame's geometry is a personal-preference topic, with some shooters preferring it over the standard SAA grip and others finding it less comfortable for extended sessions. Pricing is sometimes compared to Italian-made SAA alternatives, with buyers split on whether the Cimarron branding and historical detail justify any premium.