The Cimarron Firearms Couberti 3 Schofield .38 Special 7" revolver is a faithful reproduction of one of the Old West's most storied firearms—a gun favored by cavalry soldiers, lawmen, and frontier gunfighters alike. Built on the legendary Schofield design, this 7-inch barrel model chambers .38 Special and carries the DNA of a revolver that saw action across the American frontier, from the Indian Wars to the hands of Bill Tilghman and the Buffalo Soldiers. If you're drawn to historically accurate period firearms, cowboy action shooting, or simply want a piece of genuine Old West heritage, the Schofield delivers both authenticity and practical shooting performance in a way that modern reproductions often miss.

The standout feature of any Schofield is the top-break design—a rapid-ejection system that gave mounted cavalry a real advantage over the fixed-frame Colt Single Action when seconds mattered. Cimarron's recreation is built to the 2nd Model specifications, pulled directly from original examples in their extensive antique firearms collection. The 7-inch cavalry-length barrel gives you a longer sight radius and the ballistics the .38 Special deserves, whether you're shooting period-appropriate lead or modern ammunition on the range.

This revolver wears a standard blue finish and 2-piece walnut grips, dressed exactly as the originals appeared. At 2.65 pounds, it's a manageable carry for a six-gun of this era, yet substantial enough to feel like a real working firearm, not a trinket. Whether you're a Clint Eastwood fan reliving the Schofield Kid's legend, a serious Cowboy Action Shooter, or a collector who respects the actual history behind the gun, the Cimarron Schofield in .38 Special honors the design without compromise.

The Cimarron Firearms Couberti 3 Schofield .38 Special 7" revolver is a faithful reproduction of one of the Old West's most storied firearms—a gun favored by cavalry soldiers, lawmen, and frontier gunfighters alike. Built on the legendary Schofield design, this 7-inch barrel model chambers .38 Special and carries the DNA of a revolver that saw action across the American frontier, from the Indian Wars to the hands of Bill Tilghman and the Buffalo Soldiers. If you're drawn to historically accurate period firearms, cowboy action shooting, or simply want a piece of genuine Old West heritage, the Schofield delivers both authenticity and practical shooting performance in a way that modern reproductions often miss.

The standout feature of any Schofield is the top-break design—a rapid-ejection system that gave mounted cavalry a real advantage over the fixed-frame Colt Single Action when seconds mattered. Cimarron's recreation is built to the 2nd Model specifications, pulled directly from original examples in their extensive antique firearms collection. The 7-inch cavalry-length barrel gives you a longer sight radius and the ballistics the .38 Special deserves, whether you're shooting period-appropriate lead or modern ammunition on the range.

This revolver wears a standard blue finish and 2-piece walnut grips, dressed exactly as the originals appeared. At 2.65 pounds, it's a manageable carry for a six-gun of this era, yet substantial enough to feel like a real working firearm, not a trinket. Whether you're a Clint Eastwood fan reliving the Schofield Kid's legend, a serious Cowboy Action Shooter, or a collector who respects the actual history behind the gun, the Cimarron Schofield in .38 Special honors the design without compromise.