CIMARRON EVIL ROY REVOLVER
"As one always looking for ways to improve my shooting skills my thoughts turned to equipment. It finally occurred to me that no one had really improved on the 1873 version of the Colt for handling, weight, balance and pointability, a near perfect blend of desirable features. After talking to many experts on this type of gun, several problems came to light in regard to reliability and poor sights, all of which could be improved. I approached several companies marketing replicas of this type of gun to find a company interested in working with me to build what I wanted in terms of reliability and features based on years of my shooting experience. I settled on Cimarron, their guns are built on the best gun steels using stare of the art CNC machines in an ultra modern factory. They were also willing to spend the time and money to develop what I wanted. The result is their Evil Roy version of the Cimarron Model ‘P’. Features include
a wide square notch rear and wide constant width front sight, slim grips
checkered or smooth, an action tuned in the U.S. by a skilled gunsmith
complete with lightened trigger and hammer springs, no creep trigger
pull, and improved internals for reliability. Wicked Felina, Holy Terror
and I have many of thousands of cycles of dry and live fire through
our prototypes with no match failures. Our guns have been subject to
more use in one year than the average shooter will have in a lifetime."
ABOUT EVIL ROY: Caliber:
45 Colt, .357 Magnum, 44/40 Click here to visit Gunshopfinder.com's Cimarron page. Or, to find a Cimarron dealer near you, select a state and then click "Submit." |
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