Cimarron Bad Boy 10mm 8" 6rd Revolver

Cimarron first released the Bad Boy in 2017 as a modern take on the classic single action: octagon barrel, Pre-War frame, Army grip and a flat top with adjustable sights. It was built as a hunting sidearm in 44 Magnum. In 2020 a hunter and musician challenged Cimarron to build it in his favorite cartridge, 10mm, and this is that gun, with an 8" octagon barrel and a six round cylinder.

The flat top frame carries an adjustable rear sight, so you can zero it for your hunting load instead of holding off. The long 8" barrel gives a long sight radius for precise shots at distance, and at about 50 oz the revolver has enough heft to keep 10mm recoil manageable through a string of fire. The finish is blued, set off by wood grips. 10mm Auto gives you a flat shooting, hard hitting cartridge in a gun that still loads and handles like a traditional sixgun. It works as a field gun for deer and hogs, a backcountry sidearm where bears roam, or a revolver for reaching out to steel plates at the range.