Cattleman Revolver

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• ◆Along with the Winchester Repeater and Double-barreled Shotgun, this weapon is an iconic weapon of the American West, and is widely used in movies and in real life.
• ◆The Cattleman Revolver is the most commonly seen revolver in the two games. Even late in the game, enemies still often use the Cattleman Revolver.
• ◆"Cattleman" is an alternative term for "cowboy".
• ◆U.S. Army soldiers carry these as standard issue sidearms in the game, though in the real world the U.S. military used either the .38 caliber Colt Model 1892, the game's "double-action revolver," or the .45-caliber Colt M1909 revolver. The Army would accept the Colt M1911 semi-auto during the year, although manufacture and issue of the new pistol took some time.
• ◆Even though it is the weakest revolver in the game, it is still a quite powerful weapon at close-range combat. It is capable of occasional one-hit kills when fired upon the stomach/upper torso of an NPC.
• ◆In real life, the Single Action Army in .45 LC was a very potent weapon; the .45 Long Colt cartridge was one of the more powerful revolver cartridges available at the time. However, the SAA was available in various cartridges of differing power and the Cattleman is the weakest handgun in-game likely for balance reasons as it is the player's starting revolver.
• ◆In perhaps the only case of the game's universal "Revolver Ammo" mirroring real life, the Peacemaker could fire .45 Schofield ammunition (but not vice-versa).
• ◆If one looks closely at the hammer right after reloading, it's left in the uncocked position until the first shot is fired. Once it shoots, the hammer becomes cocked and will be cocked back for the remainder of the rounds in the cylinder or at least until it's reloaded, which is entirely incorrect for a single-action revolver. This odd occurrence affects all firearms with a visible hammer in single and multiplayer.