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WHATEVER HAPPENED TO AMERICAN MADE, AMERICAN PROUD? STOP SELLING CHINESE GUNS

I bought a Cimarron open top in 44 Colt years ago. Frankly, it was a lemon from the factory and it took me quite awhile to get it to function correctly. However I finally made it work like it’s supposed to , still own it and enjoy having it. I enjoy your videos but I do not appreciate political commentary. There’s already too much political division.

I want an 8" barrel in 44 wcf. You listening Cimarron?

Donald Trump is a narcissistic sociopath and con artist, who is just looting his supporters.

Pretty smart. I own an original 1901 with its barrel shortened to 20 inches many years ago. Its buckshot handload is inspiring!

After watching this video I ordered a Model P. Waited for months. When it finally arrived the end shake and barrel/cylinder gap was dangerously excessive… over 20 thousandths of an inch! Cimarron told me to send it back to their gunsmith. After more months of waiting it was mailed back to me. The barrel was set back so far that while the barrel/cylinder gap was great, the cylinder would no longer turn after cartridges were inserted. The base of the cartridge would not clear the recoil shield. Went from too loose to too tight. Sent it back again. This time the wait was much shorter, but when I got the revolver back, the cylinder fit correctly, but the ejector rod was literally hanging off of the barrel by almost 1/8” at the end. It was unusable and unsellable. I asked Cimarron to replace it, but they refused. I finally gave up and give it away. I love these old weapons and appreciate that they are still being made, but this was my experience.

Would you be willing to sell it?

I bought my Cimarron mod. P 45 long Colt about 20 years ago with the Serial number 23 😁👍

I'd gladly.pay more if this was made in the US

Are these in production yet? I can't find it anywhere!

Hello Mike I have a cimarron pistolero and I love can you tell me if colt ever made a colt 1873 saa with a brass grip frame

Never buy anything from China! It might start out good, but it will turn into something dangerous quickly. Have to ask yourself what kind of business goes to China to put guns in US citizens' hands? Not one I would ever purchase from.

I just acquired one of these revolvers, I have to say it’s one of the better reproductions out there with true to original markings (aside from ATF compliant manufacturers marks obviously). The fit is well done, finish is excellent, and was made by Pietta with a ‘4 click’ sear engagement! The only change I could possibly recommend is the cylinder pin safety screw be changed to a flush design to be in-line with the original government model construction this is based on, otherwise it is a beautiful and functional recreation of the prototype!

Mine works perfect. Glad I got the Cimarron. China steel is better quality than Italian steel

Was this ever released? If so I can never find this firearm anywhere I look

Hi Mike. I own four of your guns, and YES, you are telling a Windy, but we understand the real reasons. Good day.

Just got mine today makes me proud to be a Texan even tho im from california lol

I absolutely love mine. This is an amazing Shotgun. It functions perfectly, Butter smooth.

I would like to ask you if the case color on model p is induced by chemical process or heat. Thank you. I love my model p and hunt with it regular.

Love mine in 44 S&W

Greetings from 2 years in the future and absolutely zero updates on this project👋

I think you may have just sold another one.

Mr. Mike, Thank you very much. Have a beautiful and blessed week and GOD Bless.

Mr. Mike, Thank you very much for preserving the Old West history firearms. You and your family have a beautiful and blessed week. LORD GOD Bless and stay vigilant.

Worse rifling ever seen. Cylinder skips. I will fix it myself. Wouldn't trust you guys

I just bought and picked this up about a week ago and you guys did well. Thanks for making sure the quality was where it should be because you brought to market a affordable, working 1887. I did loctite the screws but thats me. But not a failure. Unlike everyone else here i dont give a dang what country its from as long as it safe and works. This does both.

Ok , now things are making sense. I was wondering why it had the Army grip.

Quick question... I was looking at purchasing the Pedersoli Doc Holliday pistol because I want a gun as close to the original Colt 1877 Lightening as I can get. However, I stumbled across the Cimarron Lightening, and it looks almost identical to the Pedersoli. Are they both made from the same frame manufactured by Uberti? Thanks for your help!

I just got a revolver from Midway USA,,it was advertised as a Cimarron but it has El Patron on the barrel and was said to be maid by Ubertia. Well I though it was supposed to be a Colt replica, how ever,when you cock the hammer it only clicks 3 times and as far as I know Colt has 4 clicks,, do you know anything about this.

Great product, thank you for making replicas of all these great firearms!

Jeez, guys, show the pistol a bit more!!!!!

On My 1860 Snub nose by Pietta i have to cock the hammer a second time to bring it to full cock it jam's on the 1st pull it's like the hammer is not going all the way to the final click.Any help would be great.

Just bought two of your Uberti SAA revolvers, a 7th Cavalry model in .45 Colt and a 5.5 in .44 WCF. Other than the fact that the Calvary model came with a mar in the grip and a scratch on the hammer, I am somewhat pleased with them both. Would simply argue that "Works of Art" are generally unblemished. Tools, on the other hand, are pretty much destined for some kind of surface altering demarcations. Just not sure in this case which term applies to my purchase.

Nice story.

I`ve had mine for about month now. Mike you guys should be proud of this weapon. It is a beauty and the action is greasy smooth. You guys hit this one out of the park !

Can you do a video outlining which models have that floating firing pin and which ones do not. I want them without, but it is near impossible to tell looking at a website to determine if it has it or not. Love your firearms.

Given the caliber, frame, barrel style, and overall size, not Leech and Rigdon, a Colt 3rd model Dragoon cartridge conversion is a better fit IMO. Consider the time period the movie was made in, and it's budget. In the mid 60's the Italian makers were pretty much sticking with main production repros, Walkers, Dragoons, Armies,, Navies, etc. United Artists gave them some good money to make this movie, but they didn't give them a blank check, and Eastwood was bending them over on his demands for compensation for the role. So, they would not have spent $$$ for a custom conversion from scratch. A Dragoon conversion would be primarily off the shelf parts. But hey, this is very high up on my list for purchase, once I've gotten a good '73 Winchester taken care of. :) I own the Cimmaron New Army conversion, and have been waiting for a long time for an open top conversion like this, and being so similar to the TGBU movie gun is a bonus! Coming from Cimmaron and my experience with them for quality, makes it an easy purchase decision, too.

Now don't get me wrong. I'm glad you are bringing this shotgun to market and in fact I have one on layaway right now. However I have to ask, when is the 10 gauge coming or was that abandoned? I haven't seen any other models either. Just the basic 12 gauge with a fixed choke.

Anyone know how I can order one and be sure it not only has 4 clicks, but a fixed firing pin, not the cattleman 2 type etc?

I think that that "One Ranger" was dispatched to some kind of labor dispute where he faced an unruly crowd of folks.

Do you have any advice on how to prevent the cylinder from rubbing on the bottom of the frame itself? There is a slight gap between the cylinder and frame on the right side but is none on the left. Im guessing a file would do but would hate to go about it the wrong way.

Totally right, Mr. Harvey. You have a winner! Just picked mine up after watching this. It is top shelf. My LGS has sold 16 since ShotShow 2024. I have ab IAC that I bought when they started importing them and it has had a lot of work on it. My Cimarron beats it hands down with NO work done to it!

I was all in until you mentioned the chicoms until you can find a different manufacturer. Are you serious about the Chinese communists you turned to manufacture your guns ? Unbelievable

What if when the screw is snug the flat part of the screw is to the left pointing down?

Do you have a video on replacing the finger lever spring on a cimarron 1866 .22 lever gun mine had the screw break off

Muzzle discipline oy......

just bought one of these made by you guys

I make wedges for my Uberti but they do the opposite. After a few cylinders the wedges can be pushed deeper until they don't hole the barrel tight any more.

Too bad Alec Baldwin didn't have the brains to check his revolver before pointing it and pulling the trigger.