The Cimarron Man With No Name Revolver 38 Spl. 7.5 in. Case Hardened w/ Snake 6 Shot from Cimarron Firearms channels that iconic spaghetti-western style while delivering modern handling for cowboy action shooters, collectors, and range enthusiasts alike. This Man With No Name Single Action by Pietta is an accurate reproduction of the 1851 conversion used in Fist Full of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More, built on a steel frame with blued barrel and cylinder and a striking color case hardened finish that marries period-correct looks with durable metallurgy; the 7.50" barrel and brass bead front sight give sight radius and balance suited to target work and Western-style competition, while the exposed hammer, single-action operation, and 6-shot .38 Special cylinder provide the tactile feel and cadence of traditional revolvers. The walnut grips inset with a sterling silver rattlesnake accent add collector appeal and ergonomic purchase for extended range sessions or reenactments. Made in Italy, this standard-frame revolver weighs about 3.05 lbs and requires FFL transfer, making it an excellent choice for shooters seeking a historically faithful, visually distinctive piece for shooting, display, and period shooting events.