Specifications:

• SKU: PP405MALO
• Caliber: .357/.38 SP.
• Style: No
• Frame: Color Case Hardened Frame
• Finish: Standard Blue
• Stock: Walnut Smooth
• Weight: 2.5 Lbs.

Specifications:

• SKU: PP410MALO
• Caliber: .45 LC
• Style: No
• Frame: Color Case Hardened Frame
• Finish: Standard Blue
• Stock: Walnut Smooth
• Weight: 2.5 Lbs.

Specifications:

• SKU: PP415MALO
• Caliber: .45 LC
• Style: No
• Frame:Color Case Hardened Frame
• Finish: Standard Blue
• Stock: Walnut Smooth
• Weight: 2.5 Lbs.

In the 1870s and early 1880s if you had a Sharps buffalo rifle you had the pride of the plains because of that rifle's style accuracy power reliability and ruggedness. Cimarron's "Pride of the Plains" model is a Sharps replica any rifleman would be proud to own. This .45-70 caliber arm features a head-turning coin nickel receiver and high polished blued 30-inch octagon barrel fitted to a beautiful hand checkered pistol grip stock with the classic Bridgeport-type Schnabel forearm. The Creedmoor rear sight and tunnel front sight with inserts offer some of the best in iron sight optics.

FEATURES:
-Caliber: .45 Long Colt
-Barrel: 3.5″
-Stainless Steel Pre-War frame
-Poly Ivory grips
-6 round capacity
-“Doc Holliday” engraved on back strap
-Weight: 2.49 lbs

FEATURES:
Caliber: 12 Gauge
Barrel Length: 20″
Action Type: Side by Side
Overall Length:37″
Frame: Case Hardened Steel
Finish: Standard Blue

FEATURES:
-Caliber: .38 Special/.357
-Barrel: 3.5″
-Case colored frame
-Walnut Grip
-Fixed sights
-6-round capacity
-Weight: 37.6 oz.

FEATURES:
-Caliber: .38 Special/.357
-Barrel: 4.75″
-Case colored frame
-Walnut Grip
-Fixed sights
-6-round capacity
-Weight: 2.5 lbs

FEATURES:
-Caliber: .38 Special/.357
-Barrel: 5.5″
-Case colored frame
-Walnut Grip
-Fixed sights
-6-round capacity
-Weight: 40.96 oz.

FEATURES:
-Caliber: .38 Special/.357
-Barrel: 7.5″
-Case colored frame
-Walnut Grip
-Fixed sights
-6-round capacity
-Weight: 43.04 oz.

FEATURES:
-Caliber: .45 Long Colt
-Barrel: 4.75″
-Case colored frame
-Walnut Grip
-Fixed sights
-6-round capacity
-Weight: 40 oz.

FEATURES:
-Caliber: .45 Long Colt
-Barrel: 5.5″
-Case colored frame
-Walnut Grip
-Fixed sights
-6-round capacity
-Weight: 40.96 oz.

FEATURES:
-Caliber: .45 Long Colt
-Barrel: 7.5″
-Case colored frame
-Walnut Grip
-Fixed sights
-6-round capacity
-Weight: 43.04 oz.

FEATURES:
-Caliber: .357/.38 Special
-Barrel length:5 1/2″
-Octagon barrel, standard blue finish
-Color case hardened pre-warframe
-Walnut smooth grip

Cimarron's Angel Eyes^TM replicates the sidearm that Angel Eyes used to in the great film The Good The Bad and The Ugly.  This unique offering from Cimarron features blued finish with a case hardened frame and a Laser Engraving pattern modeled after the famous screen used revolver.  Cimarron's tribute comes with a specially designed .45 Colt conversion cylinder installed and a .44 Cal purcussion cylinder is included.  

Like the Open Top Army model Cimarron's 1872 Open Top Navy has been accurately reproduced in every detail from an original arm in our antique collection right down to the 1851 Navy-sized grips just like the early-production 19th century Open Tops. Further this quality replica is chambered for the .38 Colt/Special cartridges for those who prefer a lighter caliber sixgun and can be obtained in Standard Blue and color case hardened finish in either the original style 7 1/2-inch round barrel or in shorter barrel lengths of 4 3/4 inches or 5 1/2 inches. For those wanting more powerful loadings the Open Top Navy is also chambered for the frontier favorites of .45 Colt/Schofield .44 Colt/Russian and the .44 S&W Special/Colt/Russian combo and it comes in the Standard Blue and color case hardened finish and the 1851 Navy-sized walnut grips. The Open Top Navy model is a spitting image of the originals and is ideal for those who prefer the '51 Navy's grip size.

Arguably the most famous rifle of the Old West Winchester's first centerfire arm was manufactured from 1873-1919 with more than 541000 turned out before 1900. A frontier favorite since its debut this lever-action rifle was produced in a number of variations from short Trapper models and carbines to short and extra-long barreled rifles. A few short years after the 1873 rifle was introduced it was often teamed with the famed 1873 Peacemaker and other sixguns that had been chambered for the '73's .44-40 (.44WCF) .38-40 (.38 WCF) and .32-20 (.32 WCF) ammunition. The premier choice of the post-1874 Texas Rangers this slab-sided saddle rifle was also favored by such well-known Westerners as Pat Garrett William F. Cody Montana Rancher Granville Stuart and outlaws Butch Cassidy Belle Starr and Billy the Kid. Cimarron offers more variations than any other company from plain to fully engraved with hand-checkered pistol-gripped stocks and in barrel lengths that run from a short 16 inches to a full 30 inches long. Calibers offered are .32-20 38 Special/.357 Magnum 38/40 .44 Special/.44 Magnum .44-40 and .45 Colt. Cimarron's '73s come in Standard Blue Charcoal Blue or Original Finish and with straight walnut stocks or collector quality hand-checkered deluxe models with the pistol grip stock. From Saddle Ring Carbine to Long Range Sporting Rifle like the originals Cimarron's 1873 lever guns are considered the best!

Features:

• Caliber: .45 COLT
• Barrel Length: 20 in. Octagon
• Style: Short Rifle
• Capacity: 10+1
• Frame: Case Hardened
• Finish: Standard Blue
• Grip: Walnut
• Overall Length: No
• Weight: 7.9 Lbs.

The single best and most economical arm for hunting and defense in the Old West was the side by side double-barreled shotgun. Scores of thousands of these sidehammer scatterguns were a mainstay to settlers miners ranchers gunfighters and virtually anyone who needed a weapon. In times of civil unrest many lawmen considered the scattergun as the best town tamer and express companies especially realized the value of these smoothbores and armed their messengers with them. They each knew the threat of scattered shot from a shotgun's blast had a greater chance of dissuading an unruly crowd or a road agent than would the single projectile from a rifle or pistol. The Cimarron® 1878® Coach Gun® inspired by an original in our collection is available in either the full-length 26-inch barrel or the 20-inch barreled model both capable of handling 3-inch shotshells with the traditional working exposed sidehammers a pistol grip stock and schnabble forearm blued barrels and a blued receiver. When you ride shotgun ride with a Cimarron® 1878® Coach Gun®.

Here's the lever gun that helped establish the repeating shotgun Introduced in the West in spring 1888 this 5-shot smoothbore quickly became a success and saw fair usage during the latter years of the frontier. With nearly 64000 of them made before 1899 the gun was carried by Arizona Sheriff John Slaughter and the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad issued '87s to its messengers. Made from an original in their collection Cimarron's 1887 Lever Shotgun Terminator comes with either a 20 22 or 28-inch round blued barrel a blued receiver in 12 gauge and capable of handling 2 3/4-inch shotshells. Who could forget Arnold's 1887 model in the Sci-Fi action thriller Terminator 2: Judgement Day?

Cimarron's '62 Pocket Navy Conversion authentically reproduces those early coat pocket-sized cartridge conversion revolvers produced by the Colt factory from around 1873-1880. Available as a 6-inch round-barreled ejectorless model this 21st century fistful of pistol is chambered for the feisty .380ACP cartridge! This handy little 5-shot revolver sports a rich historically accurate blued finish with a color case hardened frame brass trigger guard and back strap and an attractive one-piece varnished walnut stock.

Model P 4 3/4 .45 LC 4 3/4 in. Case Hardened Pre-War 1 Piece Walnut Charcoal Blue/Original Finish

Arguably the most famous sixgun of the Old West if not the best known in the entire world Cimarron's Frontier models look and heft just like those guns used by the famous and infamous characters of the Wild West. Men like Wyatt Earp Bat Masterson "Texas" John Slaughter the Texas Rangers and the Arizona Rangers all packed them to enforce law and order. While men such as Jesse James Billy the Kid Johnny Ringo Butch Cassidy and members of his "Hole in the Wall" gang and other hombres who as they said in the Old West "threw a wide loop" used them to ply their lawless trade. Cimarron's replica inspired by an original in our collection sports the traditional blue and color case hardened finish with one-piece walnut grips.