Jesse James and company carried the Remington 1875, and Cimarron's Outlaw copies the lines. This version is a convertible single-action chambered in .45 Colt and .45 ACP, with a blue and black finish.

The convertible setup uses two cylinders, one for each cartridge. That saves money, since .45 ACP is usually cheaper and easier to find than .45 Colt, and it opens up reloading options. Use the ACP for practice, then move up to the Colt for matches or hunting trips. Wipe it down after each outing and keep a light coat of oil on the steel, and it will look good for the next owner too.

The 1875 is known for its distinctive top strap and sturdy frame. It feels different from a Colt-style revolver, with a grip angle that some find more natural. It is a good choice for shooters who want something unusual among all the Peacemaker clones.

For a Western collector or an outlaw-minded cowboy-action shooter, this revolver adds variety. It ships to your local FFL dealer, who completes the background check at pickup.