Cimarron Pistolero .45 LC / .45 ACP 4.75in Blued/Brass

Name: Cimarron Pistolero .45 LC / .45 ACP 4.75in Blued/Brass
Brand: Cimarron
SKU: UCErWCpra
Availability: InStock

The Cimarron Pistolero .45 LC / .45 ACP 4.75in Blued/Brass is a single action revolvers from Cimarron. It is available from 3 vendors at $609.7 to $618.99.

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Product Information

Name: Cimarron Pistolero .45 LC / .45 ACP 4.75in Blued/Brass

Brand: Cimarron

Category: Single Action Revolvers

Barrel Length: 4.75"

UPC: 844234240326

SKU: UCErWCpra

Description

The Cimarron Pistolero is a single-action revolver chambered in .45 LC / .45 ACP with a dual-cylinder configuration and a 4.75-inch barrel. It holds 6 rounds and has a blued finish with brass accents. Grips are walnut.

Key Specifications

Brand: Cimarron
Model: Pistolero
Caliber: .45 LC / .45 ACP
Action: Single Action
Capacity: 6 rounds
Barrel Length: 4.75 in
Color/Finish: Blued/Brass

Detailed Features

Dual cylinder included for both .45 LC and .45 ACP
4.75-inch barrel
Walnut grips
Blued finish with brass hardware
6-round capacity

Complete Specifications

Model	Pistolero
Barrel length	4.75"
Action	Single Action
Color	Blued/Brass

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the Cimarron Pistolero?

The Pistolero is chambered in .45 LC and .45 ACP, and it ships with a dual cylinder for both cartridges.

Who makes the Pistolero revolver?

The Pistolero is made by Cimarron.

What type of firearm is the Cimarron Pistolero?

It is a single-action revolver.

What is the barrel length of the Cimarron Pistolero?

The Pistolero has a 4.75-inch barrel.

How many rounds does the Cimarron Pistolero hold?

It holds 6 rounds.

What finish does the Cimarron Pistolero have?

The Pistolero has a blued finish with brass hardware and walnut grips.

Where can I buy the Cimarron Pistolero?

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Customers Say

AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.

Owners of the Pistolero appreciate the dual-cylinder setup, which lets them run either .45 Long Colt or .45 ACP without buying a second gun. Cylinder swaps are simple and the fit on most examples is reported as tight.

The single-action trigger is a point of consistent praise. Pull weight is light and crisp compared to many imported revolvers in this price range. Some owners note minor finish inconsistencies on the brass components, which shows up more on inspected examples than on range-use guns.

For cowboy-action shooting, the Pistolero is seen as a practical entry point. The .45 ACP cylinder option makes ammo sourcing easier. Complaints tend to focus on the case color or frame polish rather than mechanical function.