Cimarron "El Malo" 1873 Single-Action Army .Unbox

Published on February 6, 2017
Duration: 6:11

This review unboxes the Cimarron 'El Malo' 1873 Single-Action Army revolver, highlighting its .45 Colt caliber and Pietta manufacturing. Key features include an octagonal barrel with color case hardening on the frame and a remarkably light 2 lb 3 oz trigger pull. The host emphasizes traditional SAA safety protocols, advising against loading all six chambers.

Quick Summary

The Cimarron 'El Malo' 1873 Single-Action Army revolver, made by Pietta in Italy, features a .45 Colt caliber, an octagonal barrel, and color case hardening. It has a remarkably light trigger pull of about 2 lbs 3 oz. For safety, load only five rounds and rest the hammer on the empty chamber.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Unboxing: Cimarron El Malo 1873 SAA
  2. 00:15Box Contents: Manuals, Stickers & Repair Policy
  3. 01:25Barrel Features: Octagonal Design & Sights
  4. 02:01Markings & Finish: Pietta Italy & Color Case Hardening
  5. 02:35Action & Safety: Traditional 4-Click SAA Operation
  6. 04:20Trigger Pull Test: Light & Sensitive Action
  7. 05:00Final Thoughts: Pietta vs Uberti Quality

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Cimarron 'El Malo' 1873 Single-Action Army revolver?

The Cimarron 'El Malo' 1873 SAA features a .45 Colt caliber, an octagonal barrel with a thick front sight, color case hardening on the frame, smooth wood grips, and a Pietta manufacturing origin. It also boasts a very light trigger pull, around 2 lbs 3 oz.

How should a traditional Single-Action Army revolver like the 'El Malo' be safely loaded?

Due to the lack of a drop safety, traditional SAAs should be loaded with only five rounds. The hammer should be carefully lowered onto the empty chamber, ensuring no live round is under the hammer for safe carrying and storage.

What is the trigger pull weight for the Cimarron 'El Malo' 1873?

The trigger pull weight for the Cimarron 'El Malo' 1873 Single-Action Army revolver was measured using a Lyman digital gauge and consistently registered approximately 2 pounds 3 ounces, described as very light and sensitive.

Where is the Cimarron 'El Malo' 1873 Single-Action Army revolver manufactured?

The Cimarron 'El Malo' 1873 Single-Action Army revolver is manufactured in Italy by Pietta. This is indicated by markings on the barrel and the presence of CIP proof marks, signifying European testing standards.

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