Chiappa Firearms CF340155 .22 LR 4.75" 10-Round Revolver

The Chiappa Firearms CF340155 SAA 1873 Medium Frame revolver represents a modern reproduction of one of history's most iconic handguns, chambered in .22 LR with a 10-shot capacity. Purpose-built for shooters who prioritize accuracy, shootability, and nostalgia without sacrificing contemporary manufacturing standards, this single-action revolver bridges Old West aesthetics with modern reliability. Whether for recreational shooting, small game, or training applications, the .22 LR platform offers low recoil, minimal noise signature, and economical ammunition costs—making it ideal for extended range sessions and skill development.

Chiappa's engineering delivers exceptional accuracy through a hybrid design that preserves authentic 1873 Colt Single Action Army (SAA) ergonomics while incorporating modern manufacturing tolerances and materials. The blued steel barrel, frame, and cylinder provide corrosion resistance and that classic deep finish demanded by traditionalists, while the exposed hammer geometry allows for controlled single-action operation with deliberate trigger control. At 2.6 pounds with a 4.75-inch barrel, the compact medium frame delivers balanced handling—neither fatiguing during extended shooting nor so light as to sacrifice sight picture stability. The black polymer grip ensures a secure hold without adding unnecessary weight or complexity.

This revolver suits competitive shooters competing in cowboy action shooting events, firearms instructors teaching fundamental handgun mechanics, and recreational shooters seeking an authentic SAA experience without premium vintage pricing. The 10-shot cylinder—a modern enhancement over the historical 6-shot design—extends shooting intervals between reloads, increasing practical utility for range work. Low .22 LR recoil impulse makes this platform excellent for shooters managing injury recovery, smaller-framed operators, or those introducing new shooters to center-fire-equivalent ergonomics. The straightforward single-action-only operation requires no external safety manipulation, simplifying training progression and muscle memory development across tactical skill curricula.