Cimarron No. 3 Schofield 45 Colt 7" 6rd Nickel Revolver

Major George Schofield reworked the Smith & Wesson No. 3 into a top break revolver that cavalry troopers could reload on horseback, and it went on to serve soldiers, lawmen and outlaws across the frontier. Cimarron's No. 3 Schofield brings that design back in 45 Colt with the full 7" cavalry barrel.

This model wears a bright nickel finish with two piece walnut grips carrying an inspector's cartouche. The action is single action, the sights are fixed and the cylinder holds 6 rounds. Overall length is 12.75". The long barrel gives a long sight radius for steady shooting at the range, and the nickel finish turns it into a showpiece in any collection of frontier revolvers. Cowboy action shooters who are tired of running yet another single action army pattern gun will find the top break Schofield a fun change of pace, and history buffs get one of the most storied service revolvers of the Indian Wars era. It is built by Uberti for Cimarron.