CIMARRON EL MALO 2 .38SPL/.357

In the dusty streets of the Wild West, there was a legend whispered among cowboys and outlaws alike - the CIMARRON EL MALO 2 .38SPL/.357. This revolver was not just any ordinary firearm; it was a symbol of power, precision, and unmatched craftsmanship. Crafted by Cimarron Firearms, the CIMARRON EL MALO 2 was a force to be reckoned with. Its PP401MALO2 model boasted a STANDARD design with a PRE-WAR frame, adorned with a stunning CASE COLORED/HARDENED finish that caught the eye of anyone who dared to gaze upon it. This revolver was not just a tool for protection; it was a work of art. With its 6-round capacity and .357MAG/.38SPL caliber, the CIMARRON EL MALO 2 was a reliable companion in any shootout. Its 5.50-inch barrel was blued to perfection, complemented by a classic WOOD grip that felt like an extension of the hand. Weighing in at 40.96 ounces, this revolver was balanced and easy to handle, making it a favorite among gunslingers of all skill levels. The CIMARRON EL MALO 2 was not just about looks; it was about performance. Its FIXED sights and PRE-WAR frame ensured accuracy and stability in every shot, while the ejector rod made reloading a breeze in the heat of battle. This revolver was not just a weapon; it was a trusted ally in the unforgiving landscape of the Old West. As cowboys rode into the sunset with the CIMARRON EL MALO 2 by their side, they knew they were carrying a piece of history. This revolver was more than just a tool; it was a symbol of strength, resilience, and the untamed spirit of the frontier. In a world where only the strong survived, the CIMARRON EL MALO 2 stood tall as a testament to the courage and tenacity of those who wielded it. In the realm of Revolvers, the CIMARRON EL MALO 2 reigned supreme, offering a blend of style, power, and reliability that was unmatched by any other firearm. For those who sought adventure, justice, or simply survival in the harsh landscape of the Wild West, this revolver was a true companion - a loyal friend that would never let them down in their darkest hour.