Cimarron CA360 Bad Boy 44 Rem Mag 6 Shot 8″ Blued Octagon/Rifled Steel Barrel, Blued Cylinder, Blued Steel Frame, Walnut Army Grip, Exposed Hammer

SKU: TSW|160547UPC: 844234129997Mfr. Part #: CA360

$835.99

Cimarron CA360 Bad Boy 44 Rem Mag 6 Shot 8″ Blued Octagon/Rifled Steel Barrel, Blued Cylinder, Blued Steel Frame, Walnut Army Grip, Exposed Hammer

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Description

The Cimarron Bad Boy is a modern firearm with the feel of a classic. It features a pre-war style frame, front target sight and adjustable rear target sight, a 6″ barrel with a blued finish and Army styled walnut grip Chambered in the hard hitting .44 Rem Mag cartridge, it’s ready to take on anything the remote wilds can throw at you.

Additional information

upc

844234129997

manufacturer

Cimarron Firearms

Manufacturer Part Number

CA360

Action

Single Action

Barrel Finish

BLUED

Barrel Length

8"

Caliber/Gauge

.44 Magnum

Capacity

6

Length

14.1000

Shipping Weight

3.26

Sights

Target

Sights Type

ADJUSTABLE

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