Cimarron Schofield Revolver Review Legendary Style, Modern Precision

There are not many guns in history that offer the same level of elegance, innovation, and Wild West legend as the Schofield revolver. And there are not many modern replicas that pay homage to that legacy quite like the Cimarron Schofield Revolver. Built with faithful design, robust build quality, and flawless function, this top-break single-action revolver delivers everything shooters love about the original 1875 Schofield – with the added benefit of modern manufacturing accuracy.

Whether you’re a serious Western collector, a cowboy action shooting competitor, or just someone who appreciates unique, functional firearms, the Cimarron Schofield delivers history, power, and performance in one iconic package.

Originally conceived in the 1870s by Smith & Wesson and subsequently modified by Major George Schofield for easier cavalry use, the Schofield revolver was legendary in the hands of both soldiers, outlaws, and lawmen. Featuring the innovative top-break design and automatic ejector, it was among the fastest-loading handguns of its day.

The Cimarron Schofield Revolver is an accurate reproduction of this iconic model, made by Uberti of Italy and refined by Cimarron Firearms. It retains the same character and profile as the original with slick action, tight fit and finish, and rugged durability.

The Schofield’s highlight is the top-break action. Unlike standard single-action revolvers, which require manual extraction of spent cartridges, the Schofield opens with a thumb latch near the hammer, ejecting all six shots at once. This enables considerably faster reloading, especially in competitive or reenactment shooting. cimarron doc holiday revolver.

  • Top-break, single-action design with automatic extractor •    Blued or nickel finish for classic style

 • Color case-hardened or blued frame, based on model

 • Available calibers: .45 Colt, .38 Special/.357 Magnum, and more

 • Barrel lengths: 5″, 7″, or 7.5″ based on variant

 • One-piece walnut grips

 • 6-round capacity

From its swooping topstrap to the nicely checkered hammer spur and smooth trigger pull, every aspect of this revolver bears witness to Cimarron’s attention to authenticity and function.

On the range, the Cimarron Schofield is as impressive as it looks on the display case. The revolver’s balance is excellent, especially with the 7-inch barrel that gives a steady sight picture and mushy recoil.

The top-break action is exemplary – smooth and strong, locking up tight and opening with a crisp snap. The extractor kicks out empty shells cleanly, making reloads much faster than any traditional single-action revolver. The good trigger and solid grip make for consistent, accurate shooting.

Target shooting or competing in a Cowboy Action Shooting match, the Cimarron Schofield will do the job and attract admiring glances along the way. cimarron man with no revolver 45 ic.

Every Cimarron Schofield is built with the finest materials and attention to period-correct detail. The deep bluing, actual frame contours, and classic grip lines return the days of Wyatt Earp and Jesse James. But underneath, this revolver is built for modern ammunition and safety standards.

This blend of heritage and practicality makes it ideal for:

•Western firearms collectors

•Historical reenactments

•SASS competitions

•Recreational shooters

• Period film and stage productions

It is a working, modern revolver made for shooting. It takes standard factory ammunition and is frequently used in cowboy action shooting and historical reenactments.

Simply thumb the latch next to the hammer to snap open the frame. When the revolver is opened, an automatic extractor ejects all fired cartridges simultaneously for fast reloading,

Yes. This revolver is extremely popular in SASS competition and meets all the requirements for cowboy action shooting matches.

Yes. Cimarron revolvers are made to shoot modern pressure-rated ammunition within caliber specifications. Use ammunition that matches your revolver chambering.

 What’s the difference between a Schofield and a Colt Single Action Army?

 The main difference is the action. The Colt SAA features the conventional loading gate, while the Schofield features the top-break action with simultaneous cartridge ejection – making it reload faster. cimarron 1873 revolver

While not stainless, Cimarron does produce a nickel-plated version that carries the same corrosion resistance and shiny, retro look.

The Cimarron Schofield Revolver blends historic innovation with modern performance, delivering a six-shooter that’s as functional as it is legendary. Whether you’re chasing cowboy dreams on the range or building a collection rooted in American firearms history, this revolver offers style, speed, and serious shooting satisfaction.