Cimarron Model P Jr .32-20

[pacecars]

Since I bought the Model 53 .32-20 I think I need a pistol in that caliber too. Is the Cimarron Model P Jr in this caliber a full size gun? The pics look like it and the weight seemed to suggest it but the "Jr" has me thrown off.

[Encore64]

It's the size of a Single Six and I highly recommend them.

[pacecars]

Thanks! Should make a good combo for cast bullets

[pacecars]

Can the H&R cylinder be run out to .327 Federal?

[Encore64]

Feb 3, 2019 14:31:30 GMT -5 pacecars said:

Can the H&R cylinder be run out to .327 Federal?

I wouldn't recommend it. The gun is basically a small Peacemaker and subject to the same limitations.

I have the P Jr in 32-20, 38 Special and 22 LR/Mag. The last two listed are the Flattop Target Models and have adjustable sights. I just can't say enough good about them. Just don't try to Magnumize them.

[uncletom]

I have one of these. The fit and finish is outstanding. Unfortunately the 32-20 throats take a .316 plug gauge and the 32 H&R takes a .317. I have tried a couple different 32-20 loads using .314 bullets and the results were less than spectacular. Currently looking for some larger cast bullets. Have not played with it too much and have not tried the H&R cylinder.

[Cholla]

Feb 3, 2019 14:08:48 GMT -5 pacecars said:

Since I bought the Model 53 .32-20 I think I need a pistol in that caliber too. Is the Cimarron Model P Jr in this caliber a full size gun? The pics look like it and the weight seemed to suggest it but the "Jr" has me thrown off.

Can't speak with any first hand experience regarding the Jr., but I bought a Uberti Cattleman back in November. They were, and still are on sale at DGW. Mine is a 4-clicker model with the little pivoting hammer block, which I love.

 

  I had a pair of Colt grips laying around that I put on it and they fit "good enough". Very well fitted and finished and holy cow what a shooter!

 

  Cholla

[Encore64]

My P Jr has tight .313" throats and shoots nickel size groups.

[Cholla]

Ahhh...forgot to mention. My revolvers throats are .312"- .313". It shoots .313" and .314" bullets well.

Cholla

[lscg]

thanks to a forum member I have a model P jr. in .38 special and it's a dandy little sixgun. haven't shot it on paper all that much but with store bought Remington 160 grain round nose loads I can regularly hit a milk jug size rock at around 90 yards off hand.

[pacecars]

Thanks guys. Good price on the Uberti. I am looking at a used Cimarron and if I can get it for the right price will go with it and if not the Uberti will be it

[cable]

Feb 4, 2019 8:24:50 GMT -5 pacecars said:

Thanks guys. Good price on the Uberti. I am looking at a used Cimarron and if I can get it for the right price will go with it and if not the Uberti will be it

they really are the same gun, as far as I know. Cimarron is just the importer, it is still a uberti

I have the target models in 38 special and 22 lr...both are excellent.

[Cholla]

Feb 4, 2019 11:49:17 GMT -5 cable said:

Feb 4, 2019 8:24:50 GMT -5 pacecars said:

Thanks guys. Good price on the Uberti. I am looking at a used Cimarron and if I can get it for the right price will go with it and if not the Uberti will be it

they really are the same gun, as far as I know. Cimarron is just the importer, it is still a uberti

I have the target models in 38 special and 22 lr...both are excellent.

I wouldn't think twice about a Cimarron. Hope you get it!

CHT

[Encore64]

The 38 Special is my favorite of the three. The long cylinder (for the 32-20) makes long bullets easy to load.

Accuracy is superb and it's easy to carry.

[pacecars]

I will know tomorrow. I bid what I was comfortable spending so if I get the Cimarron I will be happy but if I am out bid that will be ok and I will order the Uberti