cimarron new pocket conversion

Started by murbas, December 27, 2017, 08:16:08 PM

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Tuolumne Lawman

When Navy Arms announced pre-order on the Schofields, I ordered one in 44-40. I waited something like 10-11 months, not quite a year.   Loved that gun. For about 8 years, that was my main match pistol paired with an 1875 44-40 Remmie and a 44-40 Henry.
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Tornado

Any updates on this phantom revolver? ???

Tornado

I emailed Cimarron and they said December or January.  ::)

The Pathfinder

Ah, I notice they didn't tell you a year... ;D

Major 2

Just 60 more days....heard that before and before and before....Ad nauseam

when planets align...do the deal !

Coffinmaker


Whilst I actually think this new rumor'd offering from Cimarron/Uberti could be "kind" of interesting.  When I first saw Shot Show film of it, I asked myself, waddia do wid it??  Couldn't think of anything I'd use it for.  That makes it a dust collector.  In that vein, I see the little jewel as having a very limited market.  Perhaps not enough market to amortize it's tooling.  I may well be surprised though.

Tinker Pearce

Quote from: Coffinmaker on September 23, 2018, 12:03:56 PM
Whilst I actually think this new rumor'd offering from Cimarron/Uberti could be "kind" of interesting.  When I first saw Shot Show film of it, I asked myself, waddia do wid it??  Couldn't think of anything I'd use it for.  That makes it a dust collector.  In that vein, I see the little jewel as having a very limited market.  Perhaps not enough market to amortize it's tooling.  I may well be surprised though.

My thought too. I get the idea of chambering for a cartridge that can be readily purchased anywhere, but frankly if I were to get one I'd re-chamber it for .38 S&W and just load .357" bullets.

Tornado

I'm going to guess that they picked 380 because it is a rimless case.  I bet the large rims of the 38s&w would overlap each other.

Tinker Pearce

Quote from: Tornado on October 01, 2018, 07:40:42 AM
I'm going to guess that they picked 380 because it is a rimless case.  I bet the large rims of the 38s&w would overlap each other.

It's possible, but .38 Colt Short fit...

nativeshootist

anyone notice that the pistol is completely gone from cimarron's website

Galloway

Well that was fun anyway. Maybe they'll try again in a few years, hopefully in 38colt...

Coffinmaker


Since ya won't look good in "Dead Blue," don't hold yer Breath   ::)

pony express

Quote from: Tornado on October 01, 2018, 07:40:42 AM
I'm going to guess that they picked 380 because it is a rimless case.  I bet the large rims of the 38s&w would overlap each other.

Possibly so. But is seems to me that the .380 would be a little "intense" for an open top that small. The standard pressure for the .380 is quite a bit higher than for the .38sp, and maybe higher than +P. I think it's around 20-21,000. Maybe they planned on scaling the whole thing up a little?

nativeshootist

I redact my last post, its back up on Cimarrons website

OklaTom

Quote from: Fox Creek Kid on February 17, 2018, 01:43:25 AM
Just more money wasted by Uberti that would have been better served by making a S&W American clone.  ::)  :'(

That Cimarron S&W American clone is on the way - probably about a year out.
"I druther have a pocket full of rocks than an empty gun..."

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