Cimarron Pistolero .357 Mag Case Colored Frame with Blued Barrel and Cylinder Single-Action Revolver

A: Yes it is four clicks however two of them at so close together that you really have to pay attention to catch it

A: Yes it does Greg. A lot of folks say only 3 clicks. The 1st click is very fast and most miss it. Slow it down and it's there

A: Debra, no the Pistolero has a hammer-mounted firing pin and doesn't use a transfer bar.

A: I suggest you call Cimarron and verify for sure with them. Cimmaron: (830) 997-9090

A: Debra, the UPC code did not change from the non transfer bar to the transfer bar changeover. Buds Customer Service should be able to verify which through their inventory department at 1-859-368-0371 9am-9pm EST Mon-Fri. or use the Blue Chat now button at the bottom right corner 9am to 9pm Mon - Sat and 9am to 7pm Sunday.

A: the new guns should not have a transfer bar you should call Cimarron and verify this . Cimmaron: (830) 997-9090

A: No they are not

A: Andrew, I would ask Cimarron LLC Customer Service directly at (1-877-749-4861)

A: no they are a colt lookalike not a colt

A: Good catch Barry. The Cimarron Pistolero Case Colored .357 Magnum / .38 Special Revolver (model PPP357) is actually made by Uberti, despite the model number indicating Pietta. This can sometimes cause confusion as both Pietta and Uberti are well-known manufacturers of replica firearms, but Cimarron Arms sources their revolvers from Uberti for most of their models, including the Pistolero. So, while the model number may indicate Pietta, the documentation likely refers to Uberti as the manufacturer, and that's the correct origin for this specific revolver. Hope this helps and may you and your family have a happy holidays

A: Hi Barry and welcome. The model number is actually correct. Always trust the Manufacturer UPC/Model #. This model PPP357 is Made by Pietta, Italy. The description is incorrect. https://galleryofguns.com/genie/default.aspx?item=PPP357 ------------------ Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!