The Cimarron 1862 Pocket Navy Conversion is a beautifully crafted revolver that merges classic design with modern adaptations. The model features a 6" barrel made from carbon steel, which is polished and blued, ensuring both durability and aesthetic appeal. While historically these revolvers had shorter barrels, modern regulations led to the 6" version, which adds balance to the overall design. This revolver has a smooth walnut one-piece grip and a brass frame with color-case hardened steel components, offering a blend of tradition and durability. The sight system consists of a brass bead front sight and a rear sight that is integrated into the hammer when fully cocked. The revolver’s 5-shot unfluted cylinder is intricately roll-stamped with a western scene, contributing to its vintage aesthetic. Though originally a cap-and-ball design, the conversion allows it to fire modern .380 ACP cartridges, making it suitable for both collectors and practical shooting. Despite the absence of a traditional ejector rod, spent cartridges are easily removed manually. With a weight of 23.9 oz., this revolver is compact and easy to handle, making it perfect for close-range accuracy.