Major George W. Schofield of the 10th Cavalry and an army ordnance officer, designed this revolver as an improvement over Smith & Wesson’s No. 3 “American” model. Produced by S&W from 1875-1977, the U.S. Army ordered nearly 8,000 in the proprietary .45 Schofield cartridge and many saw service by the 4th Cavalry in the Geronimo campaign and by the buffalo soldiers of the 9th and 10th Cavalry. Schofields were also put to work by the notorious James-Younger gang, U.S. Marshal Bill Tilghman, and Custer’s chief of scouts “Lonesome Charley” Reynolds. Another roughly 1,000 guns were sold on the civilian market. Favored by many horse soldiers for its top-break, rapid ejection system, many considered it superior to the 1873 Colt Single Action for mounted work. In the 1880s, New York gun dealer Schuyler, Hartley Graham bought surplus Schofields, cut the barrels from 7 to 5 inches, and sold many of them to Wells Fargo & Company. Cimarron offers the Model No. 3 Schofield, the 2nd Model, copied directly from an original in Cimarron’s vast collection of antique firearms. It’s available in 5 inches in .38 Special or .45 Colt, or the cavalry length 7-inch barrel in .38 SP or .45 Colt. (.45 Colt chambered Cimarron Schofields also handle the .45 Schofield cartridge). Whether you are into the real Old West, or the “reel” West where hombre like the Schofield Kid from Clint Eastwood’s Unforgiven, or gunman Charlie Prince from Russell Crowe’s 3:10 To Yuma, packed these top-break sixguns, you’ll enjoy owning a Cimarron Schofield! Markings: Left Grip: DAL Lt David A Lyle inspector Right Grip: CW Charles Woodman sub-inspector
Product Information
Cartridge
44-40 WCF
45 Colt (Long Colt)
38 Special
Capacity
6 Round
Weight
—
Barrel Length
Action Type
Revolver
Trigger Type
Single Action
Threaded Muzzle
No
Barrel Finish
—
Front Sight
Blade
Rear Sight
Notch
Frame Material
Steel
Grip Material
Wood
Frame Finish
Grip Style
Smooth
Grip Color
Walnut
Compensated
No
Country of Origin
Italy
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Major George W. Schofield of the 10th Cavalry and an army ordnance officer, designed this revolver as an improvement over Smith & Wesson's No. 3 "American" model. Produced by S&W from 1875-1977, the U.S. Army ordered nearly 8,000 in the proprietary .45 Schofield cartridge and many saw service by the 4th Cavalry in the Geronimo campaign and by the buffalo soldiers of the 9th and 10th Cavalry. Schofields were also put to work by the notorious James-Younger gang, U.S. Marshal Bill Tilghman, and Custer's chief of scouts "Lonesome Charley" Reynolds. Another roughly 1,000 guns were sold on the civilian market. Favored by many horse soldiers for its top-break, rapid ejection system, many considered it superior to the 1873 Colt Single Action for mounted work. In the 1880s, New York gun dealer Schuyler, Hartley Graham bought surplus Schofields, cut the barrels from 7 to 5 inches, and sold many of them to Wells Fargo & Company. Cimarron offers the Model No. 3 Schofield, the 2nd Model, copied directly from an original in Cimarron's vast collection of antique firearms. It's available in 5 inches in .38 Special or .45 Colt, or the cavalry length 7-inch barrel in .38 SP or .45 Colt. (.45 Colt chambered Cimarron Schofields also handle the .45 Schofield cartridge). Whether you are into the real Old West, or the "reel" West where hombre like the Schofield Kid from Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven, or gunman Charlie Prince from Russell Crowe's 3:10 To Yuma, packed these top-break sixguns, you'll enjoy owning a Cimarron Schofield! Markings: Left Grip: DAL Lt David A Lyle inspector Right Grip: CW Charles Woodman sub-inspector
Product Information
Cartridge
44-40 WCF
45 Colt (Long Colt)
38 Special
Capacity
6 Round
Weight
---
Barrel Length
Action Type
Revolver
Trigger Type
Single Action
Threaded Muzzle
No
Barrel Finish
---
Front Sight
Blade
Rear Sight
Notch
Frame Material
Steel
Grip Material
Wood
Frame Finish
Grip Style
Smooth
Grip Color
Walnut
Compensated
No
Country of Origin
Italy
Born of the traditions of the Old West, the Rough Rider maintains much of the look and feel of the legendary Single Action Army revolver, only in a scaled-down version. Chambered for the .22LR and .22 Magnum cartridges, the Rough Rider is manufactured using state-of-the-art precision machinery that assures its accuracy and reliability. The cylinder lock-up is tight and the perfect timing of the action makes for a handgun that will put its shots where you want 'em.
The machined barrel is micro-threaded and inserted into the frame for the optimal barrel/cylinder gap to give you maximum ammunition performance. A hammer block mounted in the recoil shield provides extra protection and has a red dot indicator that lets you know when the gun is ready for action. A new, more authentic looking flat-sided hammer paired with new exotic cocobolo grips, makes the Rough Rider both functional and handsome. There are also other grip materials available, plus finish options include the attractive and durable Smooth Silver Satin. When it comes to the Rough Rider there are no shortcuts taken!
Ideal for hunting, plinking, or western action shooting, let the Rough Rider be your choice in a new rimfire revolver.
Product Information
Cartridge
22 Long Rifle
Capacity
6 Round
Weight
33.4 Ounce
Barrel Length
4.75 Inches
Action Type
Revolver
Trigger Type
Single Action
Safety
Manual
Threaded Muzzle
No
Barrel Finish
Blued
Front Sight
Blade
Rear Sight
Notch
Case Included
No
Frame Material
Aluminum
Grip Material
Frame Finish
---
Grip Style
Smooth
Grip Color
---
Country of Origin
United States of America
Trigger Pull
6 Pound
version. Chambered for the .22LR and .22 Magnum cartridges, the Rough Rider is manufactured using state-of-the-art precision machinery that assures its accuracy and reliability. The cylinder lock-up is tight and the perfect timing of the action makes for a handgun that will put its shots where you want 'em.
The machined barrel is micro-threaded and inserted into the frame for the optimal barrel/cylinder gap to give you maximum ammunition performance. A hammer block mounted in the recoil shield provides extra protection and has a red dot indicator that lets you know when the gun is ready for action. A new, more authentic looking flat-sided hammer paired with new exotic cocobolo grips, makes the Rough Rider both functional and handsome. There are also other grip materials available, plus finish options include the attractive and durable Smooth Silver Satin. When it comes to the Rough Rider there are no shortcuts taken!
Ideal for hunting, plinking, or western action shooting, let the Rough Rider be your choice in a new rimfire revolver.
Turning the Tactical Sport up a notch, the Orange borrows a number of design features from the Czechmate and incorporates a few of its own. With the slimmer trigger guard, revised grip geometry and finer checkering from the Czechmate frame, it adds a thumb stop and fully-adjustable target sights.
With the same long slide and full-length dust cover as the standard TS, it also shares the single-action-only trigger, giving it an incredibly light pull and short reset, making it a joy to shoot at the range and deadly in competition.
Product Information
Cartridge
9mm Luger
Capacity
20+1 Round
Magazine Quantity
1
Weight
47.5 Ounce
Barrel Length
5.23 Inches
Action Type
Semi-Automatic
Trigger Type
Single Action
Safety
Manual
Threaded Muzzle
No
Barrel Finish
Black
Front Sight
Adjustable
Rear Sight
Adjustable
Case Included
No
Frame Material
Steel
Grip Material
Aluminum
Frame Finish
Black
Slide Finish
Black
Grip Style
Textured
Grip Color
Orange
Compensated
No
The Kimber Custom Lightweight 1911 pistol features an aluminum frame and checkered grips. It has a 5" match grade stainless barrel, paired with a Vortex Venom 6 MOA Dot optic. It comes packaged with one magazine and the original hard carry case and manual. Kimber builds the world's finest 1911 pistols right here in America—something that makes sense, as few things are as American as 1911. Virtually every critical component of every pistol is manufactured inside the Kimber factory. The finest raw materials come through the front gate and Kimber does the rest, the only way to ensure that every part meets unequaled standards.
Product Information
Cartridge
45 ACP
9mm Luger
Capacity
---
Magazine Quantity
1
Barrel Length
5 Inches
Action Type
Semi-Automatic
Trigger Type
Single Action
Safety
Thumb/Grip
Threaded Muzzle
No
Barrel Finish
Stainless
Front Sight
None
Rear Sight
None
Frame Material
Aluminum
Grip Material
---
Frame Finish
---
Slide Finish
Grip Style
Checkered
Grip Color
Compensated
No
Country of Origin
United States of America
After years of development, Springfield Armory is proud to introduce the Hellcat, a high capacity micro-compact 9mm and the next generation of defensive pistol from Springfield Armory. The 3″ barreled micro-compact pistol features a class-leading capacity of 11+1 with its patented magazine — 13+1 with the included extended mag — and is the result of years of painstaking development and engineering in addition to intensive collaboration with top engineers, shooters and self defense experts.
In addition to minute dimensions and stunning capacity, the Hellcat offers a paradigm-shifting approach to red dot sight integration for an EDC pistol. Offered in an Optical Sight Pistol configuration, the Hellcat OSP features a seamless cover plate that removes to allow direct mounting of a micro red dot to the slide for the lowest possible profile. The result? A micro-sized pistol with capabilities previously reserved only for full-size defensive handguns.
Product Information
Cartridge
9mm Luger
Capacity
13+1 Round
Magazine Quantity
2
Weight
18.3 Ounce
Barrel Length
3 Inches
Action Type
Semi-Automatic
Trigger Type
Striker
Safety
Thumb/Trigger
Threaded Muzzle
No
Barrel Finish
Black
Front Sight
Night Sight
Rear Sight
Fixed Notch
Case Included
Yes
Frame Material
Polymer
Grip Material
Polymer
Frame Finish
Slide Finish
---
Grip Style
Stippled
Grip Color
---
Compensated
No
True to the originals, Uberti Top Break Revolvers come in 3 models, including the Russian Model with Cyrillic barrel stampings. Major George Schofield designed the Top Break as a cavalry pistol. Its efficient, break-open design could be operated with one hand. That made it easy to eject the spent cartridges and reload while on horseback. It was the Russian government that truly embraced the new sidearm. The Czar ordered 41,000 Top Breaks. Those had a modified grip design, lanyard ring, and a distinctive trigger spur.
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