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Features:

• The 1911 standard issue side arm for the U.S. Armed Forces from 1911 to 1985
• Correct Historical Colt Markings
• Original 1911 Frame
• High-Quality Diamond Checkered Walnut Grip Panels
• Type 1 Smooth Mainspring Housing
• Lifetime Warranty

Specifications:

• Caliber: .45ACP
• Length: 5"
• Weight: 2.47lbs
• Capacity: 8+1 Rounds
• Finish: Standard Parkerized

Caliber: .45 ACP
Barrel Length: 5″
Capacity: 8+1
Style: Military Replica
Finish: Nickel
Grip: Diamond Checkered Walnut

Caliber: .45 Colt
Barrel Length: 7.5″
Style: US 7th Calvary – Pietta
Frame: Old Model Case Hardened
Finish: Standard Blue
Grip: 1-Piece Walnut with OWA Caratouche

Cimarron created a spitting image reproduction of the famed Sharps rifle made famous in the classic western film “Quigley Down Under”. If you’re looking for a long-range rifle that is just as straight shooting and handsome as Matthew’s rifle, then look no further. Cimarron’s “Rifle Down Under,” replica emulates Quigley’s movie Sharps in detail! It features a color cased butt plate, receiver, hammer, lever and the attractive Model 1859 patch box, that accompanies a richly blued, 34-inch octagon barrel, all screws and double-set triggers. Modern advancements in metallurgy allow this rifle to shoot original black powder cartridge loads or modern smokeless powder.Highlighting this silver screen lookalike, single-shot side hammer long gun is a handsome checkered walnut stock with its pewter-tipped forearm, just like the film’s 1870s-style buffalo gun. A German silver blade front sight and a Lawrence-style folding leaf rear sight top off this exquisite .45-70 caliber rifle, making it a firearm you’ll be proud to enter into any “bucket” shoot–no matter how far!

Personally endorsed by President Lincoln. the Spencer Repeater was one of the most popular and widely used rifles in the War Between the States. After the war, the Spencer moved westward to the frontier and was the primary U.S. Cavalry rifle used during the Indian Wars.

The Cimarron Model 1892 rifle is manufactured on John Brownings patents of 1884, the same patents covering the earlier and larger model 1886 rifle. The 1892 was introduced by Winchester to replace the aging 1873 model and was made in popular calibers proven in the model 1873.

The Cimarron Model 1892 rifle is manufactured on John Brownings patents of 1884, the same patents covering the earlier and larger model 1886 rifle. The 1892 was introduced by Winchester to replace the aging 1873 model and was made in popular calibers proven in the model 1873.

The Cimarron Model 1892 rifle is manufactured on John Brownings patents of 1884, the same patents covering the earlier and larger model 1886 rifle. The 1892 was introduced by Winchester to replace the aging 1873 model and was made in popular calibers proven in the model 1873.

Features:

The Bad Boy has a modern classic design with it's octagon barrel Pre-War frame Army grip and flat top with adjustable sights. Whether you're a hunter target shooter or just looking for some grizzly protection the Bad Boy earns it's name.

Specifications:

• SKU: CA360-Bad Boy
• Caliber: .44 Mag.
• Style: Model P
• Capacity: 6
• Frame: Pre-War
• Finish: Standard Blue
• Stock: N/A
• Weight: N/A

FEATURES
-Caliber: .45 Long Colt
-Barrel: 5.5″
-Diamond checkered walnut grips
-Nickel frame

The 1873 Deluxe Short Rifle features a 20″ octagon barrel with blued finish, wood stock, and color case hardened receiver.

The steelframed Henry with it’s color case hardened finish is as beautiful in it’s own right as are the brass-framed examples, and Cimarron’s replica is truly a shooting beauty to behold! Cimarron’s richly colored, case hardened steel-framed Henry comes with the standard 24-inch octagon barrel, in either .44-40 or .45 Colt caliber. Fitted with an attractive walnut stock, the steel framed model also sports a blued butt plate and the color case hardened trigger, hammer and lever. Cimarron’s historic Iron Frame Henry replica is authentic in every detail and is recognized as one of the straightest shooting repeaters available!

Having been reproduced directly from an original Henry in Cimarron’s antique collection, this Henry Rifle is considered by many gun savvy firearms enthusiasts as among the most handsome of all replica arms in the brass-framed model sporting an authentically-styled, 24-inch octagonal barrel with the distinctive front-loaded tubular magazine, integrated into its shrouded barrel. Here’s a museum-quality replica of a classic firearm.

Cimarron Firearms, the leader in authentic replicas from Americas Old West, proudly reintroduces one of Americas most popular and famous lever-action hunting rifles of all time. The John Browning patented design was introduced in 1894. It was the first American-made repeating rifle to chamber smokeless powder rounds. The Model 1894 has been referred to as the “ultimate lever-action design” by firearms historians.

The Model P U.S. Calvary is a detail perfect rendition of Custer’s ill-fated 7th Cavalry’s, legendary revolver. Each authentic 7.50″ barreled, firearm is properly stamped with Ainsworth’s OWA cartouche on the walnut stock, government proof marks and the inspector’s initials are found in all of the appropriate locations and the last 4 numbers of the serial numbering is on the cylinder, as well as on the color case hardened frame, trigger guard and blued butt strap. The proper 2-line patent dates and the U.S. stamping is also found on the left side of the frame, as with genuine “Custer era” cavalry revolvers. This model is limited to just 2,000 units of each of Custer’s five companies C,E,F,I and L, that perished under his command at the Little Big Horn.

Cimarron has improved this handsome small-framed revolver by maintaining the grace and beauty of the 19th century model, but in a much more reliable and durable sixgun than the 19th century model.

The Model P Jr. offers not only the looks, but the heft, feel and handling characteristics of that famed frontier sixgun. Finished in Standard Blue and color case hardening, with a handsome, straight-grained, one-piece walnut stock, the Model P Jr. is further dressed up with Cimarron’s gilt-colored, galloping horse and cowboy metal logo, much like the 1873 sixguns of the early 20th century were decorated, inlaid in the stock. This slick smokewagon is offered in the smooth handling 3 1/2-inch, 4 3/4-inch, or 5 1/2-inch barrel lengths, in your choice of .38 Special, or .32-20/.32 H&R Magnum, each with a blued back strap, or in the .22 Long Rifle chambering with a brass back strap. The .32-20/.32 H&R is offered as a dual cylinder combo. Cimarron’s Model P Jr. is perfect serious competition or just plain fun plinking!

Caliber: .45 LC
Barrel Length: 7.5″
Style: US Cavalry Uberti
Frame: Old Model Case Hardened with 7th Cavalry markings
Finish: Nickel
Grip: 1-Piece Walnut with OWA Caratouche