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Cimarron is recognized as the leader in quality and authenticity in replica
firearms. For the past 30 years, Cimarron has worked continuously to
perfect the authentic detail, fit, finish and function of our line of frontier
firearms. There is no other firearm that is near equal in value, strength,
reliability, and authentic detail as is the line from Cimarron Firearms Co.
Cimarron Model ‘P’ rated Best Buy in
Magazine when compared to competing firearms.
Cimarron Model ‘P’ , Richards-Mason Conversion, Open Top and 1873 Rifle
rated Best of the West in
Magazine.
Owner Mike B. Harvey listening
to Roy Rogers circa 1952.
Cimarron is the leader in innovation for old west firearms reproductions, and is proud to
have created the following new models,
making our guns more reliable,
higher in quality and
historically accurate.
Handgun Introductions
Revolver Details
• Cowboy Comp® Action
• 3 1/2” barrels with ejector
• High polished charcoal blue screws
• First generation Colt hammer w/no
unsightly internal safety
• Color case hardened hammer
• First generation hammer with CCH
• Cylinder face beveled as 1st generation
• Pinch frame rear sight
• Grip frame accepts Colt screws
• US color case finish option
• Original Finish option (antique)
• Improved springs
Rifle Details
• High polished charcoal blue screws
• Introduced .45 Colt, 38-40, 32-20
• Checkered pistol grips
• Butt Tamer™
• U.S. Cavalry Model
• U.S.V. Artillery Model
• Thunderer®
• Thunderer® Mounted Shooting Gun
• New Sheriff Model w/Ejector
• 1872 Open Top
• Richards-Mason® Conversion
• Richards Type II Conversion
• Lightning® Single Action
• Model ‘P’
• Model ‘P’ Jr.
• Wyatt Earp Buntline
• Rooster Shooter
• Man With No Name® Conversion
• Man With No Name® SAA
• Stainless Model ‘P’
• Evil Roy Competition Model
• 1858 Remington Conversion
• Cimarron 1911 WWI GI Issue
• ThunderstormTM for mounted
competition
• Remington Pocket Conversion
• Three screw action
• Short stroke hammer throw
Rifle Introductions
• Civil War Henry
• Rifle From Down Under
• Billy Dixon Sharps Rifle
• Texas Ranger Sharps Carbine
• 1873 Short Rifle
• 1873 Long Range
• Texas Brush Popper®
• 1873 Saddle Shorty
• 1873 16” Trapper
• Little Rascal™ (Sharps)
• 1876 Centennial
• 1876 Carbine
• 1876 N.W. Mounted Police
Revolver Markings
• Original patent dates on SAA frames
• Serial numbers on frame, trigger guard,
backstrap and cylinder
• Hid foreign proof marks
not required by law
• Miniaturized required proof marks
• 19th century style wording on barrels
• Detailed subinspector marks on
U.S.Cavalry and Artillery
• Authentic 19th century caliber markings
Rifle Markings
• Cimarron Repeating Arms added on barrel
• Kings patent date added on barrel
• “Model 1873” added to the rifle tang
• Henry marks match original
• Henry Civil War model features B. Tyler
Henry and principal subinspector
Charles B.Chapman markings
CIMARRON INFORMATION
Cimarron - Like no other ................................................ 4
Cimarron Finish Options..................................................4
Model P Features - Frame Options................................ 13
Cimarron Champions Speak.......................................... 48
PERCUSSION
Cimarron Original Finish.............................................. 5
Percussion Revolvers........................................ 6, 7, 8, 9
1858 Remington Army Revolving Carbine .....................6
CONVERSION MODELS - OPEN TOP
Richards-Mason ® Conversion.......................................10
Richards ® Type II “Transition” Model Conversion...... 10
1872 Open Top...............................................................11
1858 New Model Army Conversion.............................. 11
MODEL ‘P’ / BISLEY MODEL/ THUNDERER®
New Sheriff’s Model .................................................... 12
Model ‘P’....................................................................... 12
Bisley Model..................................................................12
Cimarron Thunderer ®....................................................13
MILITARY MODELS
7th Cavalry Model......................................................... 14
U.S. Scout Model (Nickel)............................................ 14
U.S.V. Artillery Model................................................... 14
STAINLESS FRONTIER MODELS
Stainless Frontier Model ‘P’.......................................... 15
Stainless Frontier Thunderer®........................................15
LIGHTNING / MODEL ‘P’ JR.
Lightning ®.................................................................... 16
Model ‘P’ Jr....................................................................16
Black Stallion ™........................................................... 16
1875 OUTLAW / MODEL 1890
1875 Outlaw ................................................................. 17
Model 1890.................................................................... 17
MOD. NO. 3 SCHOFIELD
MOD. NO. 3 RUSSIAN
Model No. 3 Schofield ..................................................18
Model No. 3 Russian .................................................... 18
CIMARRON COMPETITION SHORT STROKE
Cimarron Competition Short Stroke.............................. 19
FRONTIER / BIG IRON
Frontier Model .............................................................. 20
Frontier Model Stainless ............................................... 20
Big Iron ......................................................................... 20
THUNDERBALL
Thunderball ................................................................... 21
Thunderball Stainless ....................................................21
THUNDERSTORM MODELS
Uberti Thunderstorm Single Action ..............................22
Uberti Thunderstorm Thunderer ................................... 22
Pietta Thunderstorm Single Action ............................... 22
Pietta Thunderstorm Thunderer .................................... 22
EVIL ROY COMPETITION SA
“Evil Roy” Comp. SA....................................................23
“Evil Roy” Comp. SA Stainless.....................................23
CLASSIC HOLLYWOOD GUNS
Man With No Name® Conversion................................. 24
Man With No Name® Single Action.............................. 24
Hand of God (Holy Smoker)......................................... 24
“Wild Bunch” 1911 Combo........................................... 24
Doc Holliday Thunderer® Combo................................. 25
Wyatt Earp Buntline.......................................................25
Cimarron Revolving Carbine ........................................25
Rifle From Down Under Sharps Rifle........................... 25
Crossfire 1876 Carbine.................................................. 25
TerminatorTM 1887 Lever Shotgun..................................25
Rooster’s Shooter® ........................................................25
PISTOLERO® / PLINKERTON®
Pistolero®........................................................................26
Plinkerton®..................................................................... 26
CIMARRON 1911 WWI ISSUE
1911 Semi-Auto .45 ACP ............................................. 27
CIMARRON CUSTOM SHOP
Factory Laser Engraved Deluxe Frontier.......................28
Factory Laser Engraved Patton......................................28
Factory Laser Engraved Roosevelt................................ 28
Rifle Engraving .............................................................29
SPENCER / TRAPDOOR / HENRY RIFLES
Spencer Carbine ............................................................ 30
Trapdoor Cavalry Carbine............................................. 30
Billy Dixon Trapdoor Carbine ...................................... 30
1860 Henry.....................................................................30
REPEATING RIFLES
Model 1866 Repeating Arms......................................... 31
Model 1873 Repeating Arms ............................... 32 & 33
1892 Model Rifle .......................................................... 34
1892 Model Saddle Ring Carbine ................................ 34
1892 Model Big Loop “El Dorado” Carbine ................ 34
1883 Rifle.......................................................................34
1883 Carbine..................................................................34
Model 71 Premium Rifle............................................... 34
Model 71 Classic Rifle...................................................34
Model 71 Hogzilla Killa................................................ 34
1876 Centennial Model .................................................35
1876 N.W.M.P. Carbine ................................................ 35
1876 Crossfire Carbine ................................................. 35
1886 Rifle ......................................................................35
1886 Carbine .................................................................35
SHARPS & ROLLING BLOCK RIFLES (Pedersoli)
Pedersoli Sharps.............................................................36
Adobe Walls Rolling Block........................................... 36
Slotter & Co. Sharps ..................................................... 36
SHARPS RIFLES (Armi Sport)
McNelly™ Carbine........................................................37
Billy Dixon Sharps.........................................................37
Little Rascal (Mini Sharps)............................................37
HIGH WALL / LOW WALL
1885 High Wall ............................................................. 38
1885 Low Wall ..............................................................38
MUZZLOADERS
Santa Fe Hawken .......................................................... 38
SHOTGUNS
1883Double Barrel Shotgun.......................................... 39
1889Double Barrel Shotgun.......................................... 39
1878 Coach Gun............................................................ 39
Doc Holliday Shotgun....................................................39
1887 Lever Action “Terminator” Shotgun .................... 39
ACCESSORIES / RIFLE SCOPES & SIGHTS
Percussion Accessories ................................................. 40
Rifle Sights and Scopes ................................................ 41
Cimarron Screw Sets & Part Kits ................................. 41
DISPLAY CASES
Wyatt Earp Buntline ......................................................42
Walker ........................................................................... 42
Single Action Army........................................................42
Army/Navy Model......................................................... 42
Open Top........................................................................42
Pocket Models ...............................................................42
GUN LEATHER
Shoulder Holsters...........................................................43
Holsters................................................................. 44 & 45
Military Belts and Holsters............................................ 45
Cartridge Belts............................................................... 46
Rifle Scabbard................................................................47
Cimarron Butt Tamers®................................................. 47
Cartridge Holders...........................................................47
Cimarron is not responsible for errors, omissions, vendor modifications or subtractions of vendor accessories.
www.cimarron-firearms.com
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When it comes to innovation and authenticity, Cimarron leads - others follow!
• Forged Steel Frame • Superior Cylinder and Barrel Steels • Superior Authenticity • Superior Fit •
• Superior Polish • Hardened & Polished Internal Parts • Cowboy Comp Action • Hand Fitted Walnut Stocks •
Cimarron keeps a substantial inventory of 19th century firearms from
our extensive collection on hand and at the factories, and acquires special
tooling used to produce Cimarron models. For more on the Cimarron
collection, view our documentary on our YouTube channel:
http://www.youtube.com/cimarronfa “The Story of Cimarron”
Note: All guns in our catalog are featured in standard blue finish with color case hardened frame, unless otherwise noted.
Cimarron Original Finish®
Cimarron Polished
Nickel Finish
Charcoal Blue
Color Case Hardened frame
U.S.A. Finish
Shown with optional
Eagle Ivory™ grips
The Frontier Six Shooter - assembled and finished in the U.S.A.
Cimarron was a long shot ahead of “he who follows” when in the mid 1980’s we introduced the 1st
Colt Replica finished in the U.S.A. The firearm features beautifully case colored frames and hammers in the same bone
charcoal and leather technique used on the originals. Note: The U.S.A. Finish can be applied to any of our percussion,
single action, ‘73 or ‘76 rifles. Available in all calibers and barrel lengths.
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1847 Walker
Whitneyville Dragoon .44
1860 Fluted .44 McCullough Model
In 1860, the Federals pulled out of Texas. Ben McCullough made a
quick deal with his friend Sam Colt for the purchase of 1000 of the
1860 model to be used by Rangers protecting the western frontier.
500 of the Colts were smuggled into Texas through the Federal
blockade by way of Louisiana. These fluted Army models are known
as the McCullough Colts.
Factory Engraved Model ‘P’ 7 1/2”
in Cimarron’s Original Finish
“Cimarron's Original Finish completely
changes the personality of your
firearm. Everyone will think you are
shooting great grand-dad's original
nineteenth century Colt or
Winchester. Those of you who
demand the highest level of
authenticity in a reproduction
firearm are a rare breed.
These are for you.”
- Mike B. Harvey
1873 Sporting Rifle
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“The Colt Paterson, Col. Sam's 1st revolver, was put to test by the Republic of Texas Rangers in the late 1830s. Armed with the new Patterson
revolver, fifteen Rangers in central Texas, near San Antonio at Plum Creek, defeated a fierce band of 100 marauding Comanche warriors. The
battle of Plum Creek made evident the need for Col. Colt's revolver on the American frontier. Regardless, in 1838 Colt was bankrupt.
In 1846, Texas Ranger Captain Sam Walker sought help from Col. Colt to strengthen Texas’ limited forces during the war with Mexico. The
result was the production of the Colt Walker and the return of Col. Colt to the manufacturing of the great firearms pictured on these pages. No
region and no state made a greater contribution than did Texas in the making of Col. Colt's Firearms Co. No weapon, no firearm played a
greater role than did the Colt revolver in the making of Texas and the opening of the American West.”
- Mike B. Harvey
Walker Dragoon U.S. Model
.44 cal. 9”
Captain Walker is best known as the co-inventor of the famous Walker Colt revolver, along with arms
manufacturer Samuel Colt. Walker is said to have self-funded a trip to New York to meet with Colt and
proposed to him the concept of a weapon based on the then-popular five-shot Colt Paterson revolver, with many
enhancements such as adding a sixth round. By 1847, the new revolver was produced. The United States Mounted Rifle companies were provided with the new weapons, which proved to be extremely effective.
1st Model Dragoon
.44 cal. 7 1/2”
2nd Model Dragoon
.44 cal. 7 1/2”
3rd Model Dragoon
.44 cal. 7 1/2”
Whitneyville Dragoon
.44 cal. 7 1/2”
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Pommel holsters were carried across the saddles of Texas Rangers and the United
States Mounted Rifle companies engaged in the War with Mexico in 1847. Each
of the revolvers weighed 4.5 lbs and were much too heavy to wear as a side arm.
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1851 Navy Oval TG
.36 cal. 7 1/2”
“Wild Bill’s favorite”
1851 Navy London (steel grip frame)
.36 cal. 7 1/2”
Leech and Rigdon CSA
.36 cal. 7 1/2”
1860 Army (CFS)
.44 cal. 8”
The American Civil War 1861 - 1865
1860 Army Civilian
.44 cal. 8”
1861 Navy Military (CFS)
.36 cal. 7 1/2”
1860 Army Fluted
.44 cal. 8”
1861 Navy Civilian Brass BS / TG
.36 cal. 7 1/2”
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The Colt 1862 Police Percussion Revolver is considered by many collectors as the quintessential model in the development of the cap
and ball revolvers. Manufactured from 1848 until approximately 1873, it was designed in response to the demand for pocket pistols by
both civilians and the police force.
6 1/2”
1862 Police Pocket
Caliber: .36
Barrels: 4 1/2”, 5 1/2”, 6 1/2”
5 1/2”
1862 Pocket Navy
Caliber: .36
Barrels: 5 1/2”, 6 1/2”
1860’s old west mining town, where percussion pocket model revolvers were commonly
carried as side arms for civilians and police, if present.
1848 Baby Dragoon
.31 cal. 4”
1849 Colt Pocket Model
.31 cal. 4”
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1849 Wells Fargo
.31 cal. 4”
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The Remington Model 1858 Army was one of the favorite side arms of the boys in blue
during America's period of social unrest that some refer to as the Civil War, known for its
superior strength and accuracy due to the top strap style frame. This high quality Cimarron
Model 1858 Army reproduction features parts interchangeable with the original.
1858 Remington Army
.44 cal. 8”
A favorite of the Union
1858 Remington Army
Stainless
.44 cal. 5 1/2”, 8”
1858 Remington Navy
.36 cal. 7 1/2”
8”
Gen. Ulysses S. Grant USA,
Commanding general.
1858 Remington Army
.44 cal. 5 1/2”
1858 Remington Army Revolving Carbine
.44 cal. 18”
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In 1871, Colt employee Charles Richards was awarded a patent for converting Colt percussion models to breech loading cartridge revolvers.
The Richards cartridge conversion was an instant success. On July 2, 1872, William Mason, another Colt employee, was awarded a patent
for an improvement to the Richards model. As percussion parts ran short, the 1860 Richards-Mason barrel was changed from the profile of
the earlier percussion model to the sleek profile found on the 1871-72 Open Top.
7 1/2”
Richards - Mason® 1851 Navy Conversion
Calibers: .38 Colt & S&W Spl.
Barrels: 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
Conversion models remained popular with cowboys (many originals have been found with imprints of
fence staples on the butt) even after the introduction of the Colt Peacemaker® in 1873. This was due to
conversion models costing $5 - $6, while the Peacemaker® cost $15.
8”
Richards - Mason® 1860 Army Conversion
Calibers: .45 Colt, .44 Colt and Russian, .38 Colt/Spl., .45 Schofield
Barrels: 5 1/2”, 8”
Charles B. Richards was an engineer
who worked for Colt. Richards' first
major design along with William
Mason was Colt's ‘Richards-Mason
Conversion’.
8”
Richards Transition Model ®
Calibers: .45 Colt, .44 Colt, .44 Spl., .38 Spl.
Barrels: 5 1/2”, 8”
5 1/2”
William Mason was an engineer and
inventor who worked for Colt’s Patent
Fire Arms Manufacturing Company in
the 19th century.
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The Type II or Richards 2nd Model Conversion
combines the early Richards ejector with the
Richards-Mason conversion ring, gate and hammer.
This rare model is commonly called the 'Transition
Model'.
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1872 Open Top® Army (Late)
Calibers: .45 Colt, .44 Colt/Russian, .44 Spl./Colt/Russian, .38 Colt/Spl.
Barrel : 7 1/2”
"The graceful lines created by nineteenthcentury artisans have
been fully captured in this late 20th century work of art in steel. The
Cimarron Open Top®, made from the Cimarron collection, is without
a doubt the finest
replica to come forth
in the last decade.”
- Mike B. Harvey
5 1/2”
1872 Open Top® Navy (Early)
Calibers: .45 Colt, .44 Colt/Russian,
.44 Spl./Colt/Russian, .38 Colt/Spl.
Barrels: 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
8”
New Model Army
Calibers: .45 Colt, .44 WCF, .38 Spl.
Barrels: 5 1/2”, 7 3/8”, 8”
5 1/2”
The 1858 New Model Army was originally
made in rimfire and centerfire metallic
cartridges and priced for the civilian trade
at $9.00. Like the 1872 Open Top, these
revolvers were not converted from a
percussion model but instead were
manufactured to fire a cartridge.
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The Model ‘P' featuring Cimarron's superior fit and
finish has long been the most authentic and highest
quality reproduction of the 1873 Colt Single Action.
Rugged and dependable inside, the new Model ‘P’
with Cimarron's Cowboy Comp® action eliminates
weaknesses associated with the 19th century design
of the 1873 Colt Single Action.
• 7 1/2” - More accurate with higher velocities
than shorter barreled models.
• 5 1/2” - A very popular compromise between
quick handling and accuracy.
• 4 3/4” - The most popular barrel length.
Lightning fast, perfect balance.
New Sheriff
with ejector
Calibers: .45 Colt,
.44WCF, .357/38Spl.
Barrel: 3 1/2”
7 1/2” Old Model or Pre-War
Calibers: .45 Colt, .45 Colt/.45 ACP, .44 WCF, .44 Spl.,
.357/.38 Spl., .38 WCF, .32 WCF
Barrels: 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
Pre-War frame Model ‘P’s come with a Cimarron Grip
Medallion. See page 13 for Old Model vs. Pre-War
7 1/2”
Bisley
Calibers: .45 Colt, .44 Special, .44 WCF, .357/.38 Spl.
Barrels: 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”,
“The Bisley’s unsightly grip cannot be appreciated until one unholsters this arm and points it down
range. It is then that you will understand and appreciate the Bisley. The model’s popularity was high
with target shooters and lawmen because of its accuracy.
-Mike B. Harvey
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5 1/2”
4 3/4”
NOTE: The Thunderer® was designed by Cimarron
founder and president Mike B. Harvey and is produced
by A. Uberti exclusively for Cimarron Firearms. All
Thunderers use the old model frame.
“To paraphrase the famed film director John
Ford, ‘If this isn’t the way the old west sixguns
were, it’s the way they should have been!’ The
compact 3 1/2-incher is a superb carry single
action. This popular six-shooter is one of today’s
most sought after single action wheel guns!”
- Phil Spangenberger, Old West Historian
3 1/2”
Thunderer®
Calibers: .45 Colt, .45 Colt / .45 ACP dual cylinder, .44 Spl, .44 WCF, .357/.38 Spl.
Barrels: 3 1/2”, 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”
Old Model vs. Pre-War
Old Model ejector:
Bullseye
Old Model frame:
Made until mid 1890’s
Pre-War ejector:
Half Moon
Pre-War frame:
1896 to 1940
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George Armstrong Custer’s 7th
Cavalry Models were inspected
for ordinance by civilian inspector
Orville W. Ainsworth, shipped to
Ft. Lincoln and used by troops of
the 7th Cavalry. Each authentic
firearm is properly marked with
OWA Cartouche, 2 line patent
dates and U.S. on the frame. This
model is limited to 2000 units
each of the 5 companies that
perished under Custer’s command
at Little Big Horn.
Caliber: .45 Colt
Barrel: 7 1/2”
U.S. Scout Model The U.S. Cavalry
models were nickel plated and issued
to Indian scouts. Nickel plating was
needed to give extra protection to the
scout guns.
Caliber: .45 Colt
Barrel: 5 1/2”
Shown in optional Charcoal Blue
U.S.V. Model. The Indian Wars were over and the
1873 U.S. Cavalry Models were in a state of
disrepair. They were returned to the factory or to
Springfield Arsenal to be refurbished. There,
the barrels were changed from 7 1/2” to 5 1/2”
and the working parts replaced. They were
inspected by Rinaldo A. Carr and returned to
service. Many of these firearms saw action in
the Spanish American War of 1898. Most were
issued to artillery batteries and were known as
the Artillery Model. In 1898, the first U.S.
Volunteer Cavalry is formed under the command of
Theodore Roosevelt. This group of gallant young
cowboys from all parts of the American West were
recruited in a San Antonio bar and trained at Camp Wood,
Texas. They would carry more than 100 of these Artillery models
bravely in the charge up San Juan Hill. These historic American
cowboys will be known forever as the “Rough Riders”.
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7 1/2”
Frontier Model ‘P’ Pre-War frame
Calibers: .45 Colt, .357/.38 Spl.
Barrels: 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
5 1/2”
“Venture to the days of yesteryear
armed with Col. Sam Colt’s
19th Century work of
art, reproduced in modern Stainless Steel.
Whether competing mounted or standing,
the Stainless Frontier Model ‘P’ is the
TOP GUN”.
- Mike B. Harvey
4 3/4”
4 3/4”
3 1/2”
Frontier Thunderer®
Barrels: 3 1/2”, 4 3/4”
NOTE: The Frontier Thunderer® was designed by Cimarron founder
and president Mike B. Harvey and is produced by A. Uberti
exclusively for Cimarron Firearms Co. The famous Thunderer® is
now available in durable and beautifully polished stainless steel.
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“The classic 19th century style of this little revolver
is beyond comparison. Designed
by Cimarron, it is a real beauty
when it comes to
appearance and function.
Each Lightning® model is
manufactured to
Cimarron’s superior
level of finish and
strength.”
-Mike B. Harvey
4 3/4”
Lightning®
Calibers: .41 Colt, .38 Spl.,
.22 LR
Barrels: 3 1/2”, 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 6 1/2”
3 1/2”
Dualing 32’s available
Lightning® or Model ‘P’ Jr.
Dual cylinder models.
Caliber: 32WCF/.32H&R
Barrels: 3 1/2”, 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”
This is the actual card shot and
signed by John Wesley Hardin in the
Acme Saloon in El Paso, Texas.
From the Cimarron collection of
Western artifacts.
3 1/2”
4 3/4”
Model P Jr.
Calibers: .38 Spl., .22 LR
Barrels: 3 1/2”, 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”
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Black Stallion™ (Model ‘P’ Jr. in black finish)
Calibers: .22 LR/.22 Mag. Dual Cyl.
Barrel: 4 3/4”
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7 1/2”
1875 Outlaw
Calibers: .45 Colt, .44 WCF, .45 Colt/.45 ACP Dual Cyl., .357/.38 Spl.
Barrels: 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
5 1/2”
Built to compete with Samuel Colt’s single action, the 1875 style revolver was
every bit as reliable and accurate as the much lauded Colt. The revolver retained
the webbed barrel of previous percussion designs. This distinctive design was
favored by outlaw Frank James and Texas Ranger Bill McDonald, who both
praised the handling of this classic revolver.
Model 1890
Calibers: .45 Colt, .45 Colt/.45 ACP Dual Cyl.,
.44 WCF, .357/.38 Spl.
Barrel: 5 1/2”
Original 1890 Remington revolvers were manufactured
from ‘90 to ‘96. They were produced in very small numbers,
and were the last revolvers made by Remington. It is one of
the most prized cowboy revolvers among Old West collectors. Of
the fewer than 2,000 produced, a handful of 1890s saw service as side
arms carried by Native American police on Western reservations.
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7”
Model No. 3 Schofield
Calibers: .45 Colt, .44 WCF, .38 Spl.
Barrels: 3 1/2”, 5”, 7”
5”
In the late 1860's, the U.S. Army was shopping for a breech loading
fixed cartridge revolver to replace the aging 1860 Colt. They tested
the Colt Single Action and the S&W Model No. 3 American. The test
resulted in the adoption of the Colt Single Action Army Model of 1873 and
passing on the less powerful and more delicate 1869 S&W Model No. 3 American.
The superior reloading capability of the S&W American was recognized by Army
ordinance. Major George W. Schofield identified and patented improvements in the design of
the S&W Model No. 3 American and the Model No. 3 Schofield was born.
The latch on the Schofield can be operated with one hand while on horseback and empty cases are automatically
ejected. It is considered by many to be superior to the Colt Single Action when in the hands of mounted troops. The
Army purchased some 9000 Schofields, but due to a lack of promotion by the maker, one of America's greatest
firearms ceased production.
Model No. 3 Russian
Calibers: .45 Colt, .44 Russian
Barrel: 6 1/2”
In 1870, the U.S. Army ordered 1000 of the Model No. 3 American, afterwards the U.S. military had
no interest in this model. The Russians, unlike the U.S. Military, were extremely impressed with the Model No.
3 revolver. The Russians suggested a few improvements that were incorporated into the S&W design and a new .44 Russian
chambering. The agreed price was $13.00 per revolver. The result was the birth of the ‘Russian’ Model and the purchase of some
130,000 revolvers by the Russian government.
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The Cimarron Frontier and Thunderstorm by Pietta
Short stroke
Standard
sports a short and faster action to shave seconds off your overall score.
Frontier
Barrel 4 3/4", 45 Colt, 357 Mag.
Checkered Walnut grips
Tuned Action available
Short stroke
Standard
Thunderstorm
Barrel 4 3/4", 45 Colt, 357 Mag.
Checkered Walnut grips
Low & Wide Hammer
Tuned Action available
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7 1/2”
5 1/2”
4 3/4”
Frontier TM Pre-War or Old Model frame
Calibers: .45 Colt, 357/38 Spl.
Barrels: 3 1/2”, 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
3 1/2”
Stainless Frontier Pre-War frame
Barrels: 3 1/2”, 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
Big Iron
Barrel: 4 3/4”
“Excellent finish, wonderful action,
affordable to own!”
- Mike B. Harvey
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3 1/2”
4 3/4”
Thunderball
Barrels: 3 1/2”, 4 3/4”
3 1/2”
4 3/4”
Stainless Thunderball
Barrels: 3 1/2”, 4 3/4”
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The Cimarron Thunderstorm™ is our latest offering ready for competition straight out of the box. Designed with the Cowboy Action Mounted Shooter
in mind, the Thunderstorm™ takes the Cimarron Model ‘P’ or Thunderer™ and turns it into a competition-ready weapon of choice. Approved by 2009
CMSA World Champion Kenda Lenseigne, you can also look for the Cimarron Mounted Shooting Team to be using Thunderstorms in upcoming
CMSA competitions
3 1/2”
4 3/4
Uberti Thunderstorm
Caliber: .45 Colt
Barrels: 3 1/2”, 4 3/4”
Stainless Steel
3 1/2”
Stainless Steel
4 3/4”
Thunderstorm hammer detail
Uberti and Pietta
4 3/4”
"With so much on the line in such a short amount of time,
its imperative that all components come together flawlessly.
My Cimarron Thunderstorm gives me the confidence I need
to focus on shooting straight to the top".
3 1/2”
Stainless Steel
4 3/4”
Pietta Thunderstorm
Calibers: .45 Colt, .357/.38Spl.
Barrels: 3 1/2”, 4 3/4”
Stainless Steel
4 3/4”
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Often copied, never equaled
“The Evil Roy version of the Cimarron Model ‘P’ features wide square notch rear sight and wide constant width front sights, slim checkered grips, an
action tuned in the U.S. by skilled gunsmiths complete with lightened trigger and hammer springs, no creep trigger pull, and improved internals for
reliability.”
- Evil Roy
Evil Roy signature on barrel
4 3/4”
Evil Roy Competition SA
Calibers: .45 Colt, .44 WCF, .357/.38 Spl.
Barrels: 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”
5 1/2”
World Champion SASS Shooter Evil Roy
4 3/4”
Evil Roy Stainless Steel
Barrels: 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”
“Wicked Felina, Holy Terror and I have many
thousands of cycles of dry and live fire through
our revolvers with no failures. Our guns have
been subject to more use in one year than the
average shooter will have in a lifetime.”
- Evil Roy
5 1/2”
Wide front sight and
rear sight notch
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Accurate replica of the 1851 Conversion used in
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Man With No Name ™ 1851 Navy Conversion octagon barrel
.38 Colt & S&W Spl., 7 1/2”
Available with or without snake
Features hidden ejector rod inside
of loading lever
The rattlesnake on the
walnut stock is hand cast
in solid sterling silver, then
hand inlaid onto the stock.
Man With No Name ™ Single Action
.45 Colt, 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”
In 2006, Cimarron F.A. Co. introduced the Man With No Name®
1851 Conversion. Continuing in the tradition of the spaghetti
western, Cimarron brings you the Man With No Name Single Action, an accurate copy of
the gun used by our nameless hero in Fist Full Of Dollars and For A Few Dollars More.
Hand of God Holy Smoker ™
.45 Colt, 4 3/4”
The Hand of God Holy Smoker ™
was made famous in the great
western 3:10 to Yuma.
Grip inlay:
Gold plated sterling
silver cross
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The Wild Bunch™ 1911 as
used in Sam Peckinpah’s 1969
classic western.
1911 Wild Bunch™ Model
Combo: 1911 High Polish Blue
45ACP Lanyard Magazine
& U.S. Tanker Holster
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Doc Holliday Thunderer® Combo
Inspired by the movie Tombstone
3 1/2” .45 Colt Nickel-plated with simulated ivory grips. Each gun has “Doc Holliday”
hand engraved into the backstrap, along with the number of the set. Also comes with
a simulated ivory-gripped dagger engraved with the same number just in case you run
out of ammunition. Throw in a matching shoulder holster to hold them both and you have one truly special
package.
Wyatt Earp Buntline™ 10”
.45 Colt
The Wyatt Earp Buntline™ was made famous in the movie Tombstone. The plaque on the walnut stock is
hand cast in solid sterling silver, then hand inlaid onto the stock. Walnut display case available.
Cimarron Revolving Carbine 18”
.45 Colt, .44 WCF, .357/.38 Spl.
Silver inlaid grip
medallion
Soule sights optional
The single action revolving carbine was made famous in
the popular Man With No Name Western movies of the 60's. The 'Man Burner' in
the movie Lonesome Dove also favored the revolving carbine.
“The Rifle From Down Under” 1874 Sporting Rifle 34” octagon barrel
.45-70, .45-90, .45-110, 45-120, 50-70, 50-90
We recreated Matthew’s rifle for the adventurous souls desiring single shot rifles capable of the accuracy
depicted in the epic film, Quigley Down Under. The Cimarron “Rifle From Down Under” model is a faithful reproduction of
the long range rifle from that famous epic. It is every bit as accurate as the fictional character’s original firearm.
1876 Carbine Crossfire 22”
45-60, 45-75
The 1876 Carbine is made exclusively for Cimarron by A. Uberti using an original from the Cimarron
collection. It is available in a case colored Civilian model called the ‘Crossfire’. This version of the gun was
further glorified in the movie Crossfire Trail.
An altered version of this
1887 lever action shotgun was used
by Arnold Schwartzenegger in one of his
greatest action movies The Terminator.
1887 Lever Shotgun Terminator ™ 22”
12 ga.
Rooster Shooter™ 4 3/4”
.45 Colt
The inspiration for this piece of cinema history came from the Cimarron Firearms collection. While researching the
grip material, Cimarron learned that the material had not been available for 50 years. Cimarron had the original material
remade so a replica of our western hero’s Colt Single Action used in many of his great Westerns, including his Oscar
winning performance in True Grit, would be available to the firearms and western enthusiasts of all ages.
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Pistolero®
.45 Colt, .357/.38 Spl.
4 3/4”
“On a budget? Check out Cimarron’s
Pistolero® Model. Attractive brass backstrap
and triggerguard. Color case hardened
frame, durable matte finish on cylinder and
barrel. Bargain Priced. Great for small,
under-funded revolutions.”
- Mike B. Harvey
.22 LR 4 3/4”
The Plinkerton® is Cimarron’s ‘Fun Gun’. Chambered in .22 LR or .22LR &
.22 Mag. Dual Cylinder with a 4 3/4” barrel, alloy frame. The weight and
size match that of the Model ‘P’, and the Plinkerton is finished in a flat black
powder coating.
.22 LR and .22 Mag, Dual Cylinder
4 3/4”
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The 1911 model was used by U.S. Armed Forces from
1911 to 1986. The Cimarron M1911 is a copy of the early
production WWl model. Spare WWI style lanyard magazines
are available. These firearms are Colt parts compliant and
come with a lifetime warranty.
1911 WW1 GI
5” barrel .45 ACP
Polished Blue Finish
See ‘Wild Bunch’ Combo on page 27
1911 WW1 GI
5” barrel .45 ACP
Nickel Finish
Also available:
Optional Lanyard Ring Magazine
The Cimarron 1911 features double diamond
checkered walnut grips. The action is semi
automatic, recoil operated with an 8 round
magazine.
1911 WW1 GI
5” barrel .45 ACP
Parkerized Finish
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Classic scroll of 19th century master engravers artfully cut into steel by modern lasers.
Frontier 7 1/2", 45 Colt
Deluxe Laser Engraving,
nickel, Poly Ivory Grip
Frontier 4 3/4”, 45 Colt,
Deluxe Laser Engraving, Old Silver Frame,
Checkered Walnut Grip
Copy of the Colt SAA carried by
General George S. Patton
Model ‘P’ 5 1/2”
Nickel Plated, Laser Engraved
Poly Ivory grips, “George S. Patton” pattern
Model ‘P’ 7 1/2”
Nickel Plated, Laser Engraved
Poly Ivory grips, “Teddy Roosevelt” pattern
“Whether riding the plains of the West, hunting in frontier America or
the wilds of the world, or charging with the ‘Rough Riders’ fighting for
world peace, Teddy Roosevelt was a grand American and great leader.
President Roosevelt was always well armed. He understood firearms
and knew how to use them.”
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Lincoln Henry
A copy of Honest Abe’s
personal Henry Rifle
Henry
Standard factory engraving, original
19th century pattern
1873
Standard factory engraving,
original 19th century pattern
1873 1 of 1000
The finest custom factory engraving
found on the Model 1873 rifle
1866
Standard factory laser
engraving
1866
Standard factory engraving,
original 19th century pattern
Low Wall Goldline
One of the finest engraving
patterns found on originals
1885 High Wall
High Wall
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Trapdoor Cavalry Carbine 22” Rnd.
45-70
Billy Dixon Officers Rifle 26” Rnd.
45-70
1865 Spencer Carbine 20” Rnd.
56-50 Centerfire, .45 Colt
Personally endorsed by President Lincoln, the 1860 Spencer Repeater was one of the most popular and widely used rifles
in the War Between the States. After the war, the 1860 Spencer moved westward to the frontier and was the primary U.S. Cavalry
rifle used during the Indian Wars.
1860 Henry Civil War Model 24”
Calibers: .45 Colt, .44 WCF
Cimarron’s 1860 Civil War Henry Rifle with
military slingswivels. Inspected by Charles
G. Chapman and B. Tyler Henry.
Authentically detailed.
7th Illinois Infantry and their Henry rifles. Confederate soldiers called it “that
damn Yankee rifle that was loaded on Sunday and shot all week”.
1860 Henry Rifle Civilian Model 24”
Iron Frame Henry 24”
Case hardened steel frame
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The 1866 Yellowboy lever-action rifle was a marked improvement over the Henry rifle. It was the first true cowboy lever-action rifle, and the first
rifle widely carried in a cowboy-style saddle scabbard. The Yellowboy had a convenient new type of loading gate, devised by Winchester plant
superintendent Nelson King. The gate passed cartridges through the side of the receiver. This improvement made the lever action more functional
and allowed for the installation of a wooden fore-end. The handy carbine version of the 1866 Yellowboy was a hit worldwide. Chief Sitting Bull
had one; the forces of Benito Juarez used the rifles in Mexico; and the Turkish Army used the new Winchester Yellowboy against the Russians.
1866 Sporting Rifle 24” Oct.
.45 Colt, .44 Spl., .44 WCF, .38 Spl., .38 WCF., .32 WCF, .22 LR
1866 Short Rifle 20” Oct.
.45 Colt, .44 Spl., .44 WCF, .38 Spl., .38 WCF, .32 WCF
1866 Yellowboy Carbine w/ Saddle Ring 19” Rnd.
.45 Colt, .44 Spl., .44 WCF, .38 Spl., .38 WCF, .32 WCF., .22 LR
1866 Indian Carbine 19” Rnd.
.45 Colt
1866 Yellowboy Trapper 16” Rnd.
.45 Colt, .44 WCF, .38 Spl.
Texas Rangers Co. E Frontier battalion with their horses.
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Winchester’s 1873 rifle was the “Rifle that Won the West.” It was chambered in a new, more powerful cartridge: the .44-40—a .44 caliber bullet,
propelled by 40 grains of black powder. However, a factor that really insured the success of the 1873 Winchester rifles was that Colt quickly offered
its Peacemaker chambered in .44-40 as well. A cowboy could have both a lever-action rifle and his six shooter, and needed only one cartridge belt
for both. Most Texas Rangers and every old west cowboy worth his salt carried 1873 rifles. Chappo, the son of Apache war chief Geronimo, packed
an 1873. And Buffalo Bill carried an 1873 lever-action rifle along with a pair of .44-40 Colts in 1876 when he worked as an Army scout.
1873 Long Range Rifle 30” Oct.
.45 Colt, .44 WCF
1873 Long Range Deluxe Rifle 30” Oct.
.45 Colt, .44 WCF
1873 Sporting Rifle 24” Oct.
.45 Colt, 44 WCF, .44 Spl., .357/.38 Spl., .38 WCF, .32 WCF
1873 Deluxe Sporting Rifle 24” Oct.
.45 Colt, .44 WCF., .44 Spl., .357/.38 Spl., .38 WCF., .32 WCF
1873 Short Rifle octagon 20” Oct.
.45 Colt, .44 Spl., .44 WCF, .38 WCF, .357/.38 Spl., .32 WCF
1873 Short Rifle 20” Oct. Hand Checkered Pistol Grip
.45 Colt, .44 WCF, .44 Spl., .38 WCF, .357/.38 Spl., .32 WCF
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Texas Brush Popper 18” Oct./Rnd.
.45 Colt, .357/.38 Spl., .44 WCF
Texas Brush Popper Hand Checkered Pistol Grip 18” Oct./Rnd.
.45 Colt, .357/.38 Spl., .44 WCF
1873 Saddle Rifle 18” Oct.
.45 Colt, .44 WCF, .357/.38 Spl.
1873 Saddle Ring Carbine 19” Rnd.
.45 Colt, .44 Spl., .44 WCF, .44 MAG, .38 WCF, .357/.38 Spl., .32 WCF
1873 Trapper 16” Rnd.
.45 Colt, .44 WCF, .357/.38 Spl.
Available with optional
Color Case Hardened frame
Detailed 1873 Tang engraving
Detailed 1866 and 1873 Rifle patent markings
Cimarron
Butt Tamer
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The Cimarron Model 1892 rifle is manufactured on John Browning’s 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.
1892 Model 24” Oct.
.45 Colt., .44 WCF, .44 Mag., .357/.38 Spl.
1892 Model Saddle Ring Carbine 20” Rnd.
.45 Colt, .357/.38 Spl.
1892 Model Big Loop El Dorado Carbine 20” Rnd.
.45 Colt.
1883 Colt Burgess Replica Rifle 20” Oct. , 25 1/2” Oct. (shown)
.45 Colt, 44 WCF
1883 Colt Burgess Replica Carbine 20” Rnd.
.45 Colt, 44 WCF
Model 71 Premium 24” Rnd.
45-70, .348 Winchester
Color case hardened frame
Model 71 Classic 24” Rnd.
45-70, .348 Winchester
Model 71 Hogzilla Killa 19” Rnd.
45-70
Scope sight optional
The Winchester Model 71 is a big game lever-action rifle introduced in 1935. The Cimarron copy of the Model 71 is chambered in
45-70 and, like the original, is a slightly modified version of the Browning designed Winchester Model 1886. This rifle is very effective
against any North American big game, including the great bears. It was the rifle of choice in Canada and Alaska.
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The Winchester Repeating Arms Company introduced the Model 1876 at the Philadelphia Centennial, celebrating the 100 year anniversary of the
Declaration of Independence from British rule. The 1876 was chambered in much more powerful hunting cartridges than the 1873 model. The ‘76
was the favorite hunting rifle of one of the greatest American outdoorsmen, Theodore Roosevelt.
1876 Centennial Model 28” Oct.
.45-60, 45-75, 40-60, 50-95
1876 N.W.M.P. Carbine 22” Rnd.
45-60, 45-75
1876 Carbine Crossfire 22” Rnd.
45-60, 45-75
The 1876 Carbine is made exclusively for Cimarron by A. Uberti using an original from the Cimarron collection. It is available in a case
colored Civilian model called the ‘Crossfire’. This version of the gun was further glorified in the movie Crossfire Trail. An all blued,
45-75 North West Mounted Police (N.W.M.P.) model is also available. The 1876 saddle ring carbine was their weapon of choice.
1886 Rifle 26” Oct.
45-70
1886 Carbine 22” Rnd.
45-70
The 1886 model, patented by John Browning in 1884 was brought to Winchester’s attention while the two companies were negotiating
for manufacturing rights to the 1885 High Wall and Low Wall. The 1886 was to become Winchester’s Big Game repeater, often seeing
action in Africa, and became Theodore Roosevelt’s favorite until it ceased production in 1932. Today, original ’86’s in good condition
bring a big premium from hunters and collectors. The Cimarron Model 1886 is every bit as strong and accurate as the original at 1/10th
the price.
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Premium walnut hand oil finish, forged frame, broached (cut) rifling
The Rifle From Down Under 1874 Sporting Rifle 34” octagon barrel
.45-70, .45-90, .45-110, 45-120, 50-70, 50-90
Soule sights optional
We recreated Matthew’s rifle for the adventurous souls desiring single shot rifles capable of the accuracy
depicted in the epic film, Quigley Down Under.
Big Fifty® 34” octagon to round barrel
50-90
The Cimarron ‘Big Fifty’® is our top of the line Sharps Rifle. There are none better when comparing
style or accuracy. This model features upgraded wood, hand checkered pistol grip stock, upgraded finish, case
hardened receiver, silver German nose cap and 34” octagon to round barrel with cut rifling. Comes with Soule
Midrange sights, spirit level and globe front sight with inserts.
Billy Dixon® 32” octagon barrel
45-70, .45-90, 50-70
It was June 27, 1874 at Adobe Walls on the Canadian River in the Texas panhandle. Billy Dixon and 27
Buffalo hunters were suddenly surrounded by more than 500 Kiowa and Comanche warriors. The Kiowa medicine
man promised the bullets of the white eyes could not harm them. When Dixon fired a Sharps sporting rifle and
knocked a Kiowa from his horse at 1538 yards (7/8 mile), the Indians departed with haste.
Pride of the Plains 30” octagon barrel
45-70
The Cimarron ‘Pride of the Plains’ Sporting Rifle will turn heads. Beautiful hand checkered walnut
stocks, coin nickel receiver and high polished octagon barrel make this one of the most attractive Sharps rifles
ever made. Creedmoor sight rear and a tunnel front sight with inserts are some of the rifle’s features.
Adobe Walls® Rolling Block 30” octagon barrel
45-70
Cimarron’s Adobe Walls rolling block
Our
friend
replicates Billy Dixon’s rifle of choice. It features a
G.A. Custer.
case hardened receiver, hand finished, hand checkered
Bear taken with
upgraded walnut stock with German silver nose cap.
Rolling Block
rifle.
Slotter & Co. Sharps 30” octagon to round barrel
45-70
Henry and Frederick Slotterbeck left Henry Derringer Co. in 1860 and opened the Slotter & Co
factory. Early on they made derringers, then built Buffalo rifles for upscale hunters on the 1874
Sharps barreled action. The Cimarron Slotter & Co. Sharps is an exact copy of one of the Slotter & Co. originals.
Wood is high grade maple.
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McNelly ™ Carbine 22” round barrel
45-70
This Sharps Carbine is a copy of the 1859 Percussion Sharps Military
Carbine converted to centerfire. This firearm was sold to Texas and issued to the Texas
Rangers stationed on the Western Frontier. Each of the 36 original carbines were marked on the barrel by the Rangers with a 'T H S' and numbered as issued. The carbines are produced in the original 50-70
and 45-70 calibers. The Carbines feature case colored receivers and a blued steel barrel and parts. The wood is
American black walnut as was used on the original Texas Ranger carbines.
McNelly 'T H S' barrel marking detail
McNelly Ranger ca. 1870
Billy Dixon ® 32” octagon barrel
45-70
White finish
The Little Rascal is a 3/4 scale Sharps Rifle. Light and easy to carry afield. Great for hunting miniature
buffalo or deer-sized big game.
Little Rascal ™ Mini Sharps 26” octagon barrel
Calibers: .45 Colt, 38-55, 30-30, .22 LR,
.22 Hornet, .22 Magnum
Standard Blue finish, Color Case Hardened Frame
Patent markings as on original Sharps.
Featured on Cimarron’s Chiappa Sharps only.
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“The 1885 High Wall is no doubt stronger than the Sharps rifle, better designed, made of better materials and is of better appearance than
that famous arm... All these rifles proved very accurate and reliable in every way.”
- Major Ned Roberts, author
1885 High Wall Sporting Rifle w/ pistol grip 30” Oct.
45-70, 45-90, 40-65, 38-55, 30-40 KRAG, .405 Win.
High Wall & Low Wall
Double Set Trigger option
1885 High Wall Sporting Rifle 30” Oct.
45-90, 45-70, 40-65, .405 Win, 38-55, .348 Win, 30-40 KRAG
Shown with optional D03 tang and TS05 front target sights
The above testimony by the foremost expert in the field of single shot rifles says something for the design of this rifle. It is used exclusively
where accuracy is demanded. Be it long range competition, Wild West shooting exhibitions (Pawnee Bill was a High Wall shooter) or sport hunting,
John Browning’s High Wall design was then and is once again king of the range. The Cimarron High Wall is available with sporting model
single or double set triggers. Walnut stocks are either straight or hand checkered pistol grip style. Cimarron’s High Wall receiver is of the more stylish “Thin Side”
class, while our Low Wall is the “Thick Side” version.
1885 Low Wall 30” Oct.
.45 Colt, .44 WCF, .38 WCF, .32 WCF, .22 Hornet, .22 Mag., .22LR,
1885 Low Wall w/ pistol grip 30” Oct.
.45 Colt, .44 WCF, .38 WCF, .32 WCF, .22 Hornet, .22 Mag., .22LR,
Santa Fe Hawken 30" Oct.
.50
Cimarron is proud to offer one of the finest made muzzleloaders on the market today. The Santa Fe Hawken, made by
D. Pedersoli, is perfect for target shooters and hunters alike. Cimarron offers this model with a fancy maple stock. The rifle features a
custom shallow groove, fast 1 in 24 twist and Sharps style barrel for making those Billy Dixon long range shots on big game.
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1883 Double Barrel Shotgun 22”, 26”, 28”
.410 ga., 12 ga.
1883 Deluxe model
frame detail
1889 Double Barrel Shotgun 18”, 20”
.410 ga.
1889 Double Barrel Shotgun 20”, 22”
.410 ga., 12 ga.
1878 Coach Gun 20", 26”
12 ga.
Doc Holliday Shotgun 20”
12 ga.
1887 Lever Shotgun Terminator ™ 22”, 28”
12 ga.
2 3/4” w/ chokes
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DP514
Walker Powder Flask .44
DP545-50
Texas Copper Powder Flask
.50/.44/.58 Spouts
DP518-58
Zouave Pattern
Powder Flask .58
DP523-36 / DP523-44
Colt Pattern
Powder Flask .36 / .44
DP529-36 / DP529-44
Remington Pattern
Copper Powder Flask .36 / .44
DP540-31
UVUM Copper
Powder Flask .31
DP530
Deluxe Patterson
Powder Flask 5 Spout
DP547
Patterson
Powder Flask 1 Spout
P071
Ely Cap Tin
USA060
Colt Pattern
Straight Line Capper
PO41
Baby Nipple Wrench
USA035
Walker Nipple Wrench
DP558
Brass Funnel
USA023
Nipple Wrench
‘T’ Handle 6MM
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USA270-360 / USA270-440
Remington Bullet Mold .36 / .44
USA250-310 / 360 / 440
Colt Bullet Mold .31 / .36 / .44
PO15
Colt Pattern
Nipple Wrench
DP559
Brass Funnel for
Baby, UNUM & Philadelphia
USA027
Deluxe Nipple Wrench
w/Pick ‘T’ Handle 6MM
P075
Colt Pattern
Spiral Cap Holder
PO45
Colt Pattern
Nipple Wrench
USA022
Short Nipple Wrench
‘T’ Handle 6MM
USA016
Universal Wrench w/ Screwdriver
Fits 5MM, 6MM, 7MM Nipples
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6X 3/4” Malcolm Telescopic Rifle Scope 32” long w/ mount
3X M334151 3/4” Malcolm 17” Shorter Riflescope with Mount. - 6X M334181 3/4” Malcolm 18” Shorter Riflescope w/ mount
P175 Soule long-range
Set in Case
D02
High Wall Tang
Custom Competition Sights
(Marble)
P405 Soule
mid-range
P406 Soule
long-range
P465
Universal
short-range
P430
Universal
long-range
P424 Inserts 18
P455 Tunnel sight w/inserts
P463 Creedmoor
Adj. eyepiece
P461
Silhouette
mid-range
P408 Inserts 15
P457 Tunnel w/micro adj.
P401 Asst. colored glass
bubble set
• Pietta Complete 1851 Screw Set
• 51/60/61 Factory Common Parts Set
• Uberti 1866 Screw and Mainspring Set
• Uberti 1873 Screw and Mainspring Set
• Uberti 1873 SA Common Screw Set
• Uberti 1872 O/T Part Set
• Uberti Model P Jr. Common Screw Set
• Pietta Stainless Nipples and Wrench
P170 Soule mid-range
Set in Case
P431
Silhouette
long-range
1872 - 1876
D01-S10-Kit
Tang Sight and
Globe front sight
with inserts
P469 Front sight w/inserts
P462 Tunnel w/level & inserts
P451 Tunnel swiss sight
• Uberti 1866 Rifle Comp. Screw Set
• Uberti 1860 Complete Screw Set
• Uberti 1866 Carbine Com. Screw Set
• Winc. Repro Carbine Rear Sight ‘73
• Uberti 1873 SA Comp. Screw Set
• Uberti Richards-Mason Part Set
• Pietta 51/60/61/62 Common Parts Set
P402 Spirit level
• 51/60/61 Factory Screw Set
• Enhanced 1866 Loading Gate & Screw
• Winc. Repro Semi Buckhorn Sight
• Uberti 1873 Carbine Comp. Screw Set
• Uberti 1873 SA Common Spring Set
• Uberti Model P Jr. Spring Set
• Pedersoli 1874 Sharps Part Set
TS05 High Wall
Marble globe sight
w/inserts
• Uberti 1851 Complete Screw Set
• Uberti Lever Action Spring Set
• Winc. Repro Henry % 66 Rear Sight
• Uberti 1873 Rifle Comp. Screw Set
• Uberti O/T, R/M Common Part Set
• Uberti Mod P Jr. Common Screw Set
• Pedersoli Rolling Block Part Set
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Cimarron display cases are constructed of the highest quality European Walnut. They are available with a solid wood lid with an embossed gold Cimarron
logo or a glass inset lid with an etched Cimarron logo. Cases are available in configurations for: Army/Navy Models, Open Tops, Conversions, Pocket
Models, Single Action Army Models, Walker Model, and Wyatt Earp Buntline Model.
Wyatt Earp Buntline
Glass Top
Solid European Walnut Case
PCTS-WYT-G
Single Action Army
Walker
PCTS-SAA-G
PCTS-WLKR-G
OpenTop
Army/Navy
PCTS-OT-G
PCTS-5160-G
Walker
Wyatt Earp Buntline
PCTS-WYT-W
PCTS-WLKR-W
Pocket Model
PCTS-PKT-G
Single Action Army
PCTS-SAA-W
Wood Top
Solid European Walnut Case
OpenTop
Army/Navy
PCTS-OT-W
PCTS-5160-W
Pocket Model
PCTS-PKT-W
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GHLS
Lightning
Model P Jr.
3 1/2”, 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”
RH or LH
GHSH
Thunderer®
Model P
3 1/2”, 4 3/4”,
5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
RH or LH
GHSS
Tombstone Speed Rig
SAA
3 1/2”, 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
RH or LH
GHLL
Tombstone Speed Rig
Lightning
Model P Jr.
3 1/2”
RH or LH
GHHK
Huckleberry Rig
SAA
3 1/2”, 4 3/4”
RH or LH
GHLH
Huckleberry Rig
Lightning
3 1/2”, 4 3/4”
RH or LH
HFRIG2
Hell Fire Rig
2 Holsters, Belt, 2 Cart Holders
4 3/4” 5 1/2”
.357/.38, .44/.45
DKRIG1-DKRIG2
Duke Rig
1 or 2 Holsters
3 1/2”, 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
.357/.38, .44/.45
Optional:
Custom double edged knife in
sheath on back, with Eagle
simulated ivory handle
ELPR2
El Paso Speed Rig
1 or 2 Holsters
4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
.357/.38, .44/.45
GHTK5
1911 Tanker Holster 5”
RH or LH
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GHWH
Wes Hardin
Wyatt Earp
4 3/4 ‘, 5 1/2”,
7 1/2”, 10”
GHLD
Lightning Double Loop
3 1/2”, 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”
GHHF
Hell Fire Speed Rig
4 3/4”, 5 1/2”
GHCL
Cheyenne Double Loop Lined
4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
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GHSA
Rose of San Antone
4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
GHDC
Dodge City
5 1/2”, 7 1/2”, 10”
GHST
South Texas
4 3/4”,5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
GHJS
Texas Jock Strap
4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
GHTR
Teddy Roosevelt
4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
GHUV
Uvalde Double Loop
4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
GHGF
Lined Gun Fighter
3 1/2”, 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”, 10”
GHSR Straight draw
GHSRCD Cross draw
El Paso Speed Rig
4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
GHCC
Cheyenne Double Loop
Floral Carved
4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
GHDK Straight draw
GHDKCD Cross draw
Duke
3 1/2”, 4 3/4”,
5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
GHPL4R
Plinkerton Slim Jim
Cross Draw
Right Hand only
4 3/4”
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Srtaight Draw-GHOC
Cross Draw-GHOCCD
Open Top / Conversion
7 1/2”
GHDR
Dragoon
8”
Straight Draw-GHSC
Cross Draw-GHSCCD
Schofield
5 1/2” or 7 1/2”
GHSX
Model P Slim Jim
Cross Draw
3 1/2”, 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”, 7 1/2”
GHUC7RBR
Garrison Holster
7 1/2” Right only
Straight Draw-GHNA
Cross Draw-GHNACD
1851/1861 Navy
7 1/2”
Straight Draw-GHWL
Cross Draw-GHWLCD
Walker
9”
GHLJ
Lightning Slim Jim
Cross Draw
3 1/2”, 4 3/4”, 5 1/2”
GHUA
1885 US Artillery
5 1/2” or 7 1/2” Right only
GHD22
Derringer Holster
.22 Cal.
Straight Draw-GHAR
Cross Draw-GHARCD
1858/1860 Army
8”
GH1913
1911 GI U.S. Marked
with flap
GHD38
Derringer Holster
.38/.32H&R Cal.
GBUUBL-GBUUBR
1874 Belt with U.S. plate Black or Brown
GBUOBL-GBUOBR
U.S. 1860 Belt with Officers Eagle plate Black or Brown
GBUGBR
Garrison Star Military Belt Brown
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GBSGSR - Competition Shotgun Belt, 12 ga. and .45 loops, 34” to 48” waist
GBQU - Down Under Cartridge Belt, .44, .45, 45/70 loops, 32” to 50” waist
GBLC - Lined Cartridge Belt, .357/.38 or .44/.45 loops, 32” to 50” waist
GBTR - Teddy Roosevelt Lined Cartridge Belt, .44/.45 loops, 32” to 50” waist
GBDK - Duke Money Belt, .357/.38 or .44/.45 loops, 32” to 50” waist
GBSR - El Paso Speed Rig Cartridge Belt, .357/.38 or .44/.45 loops, 32” to 50” waist
GBHF - Hell Fire Belt, 32” to 50” waist
GBMB - Lined Money Cartridge Belt, .45 loops, 32” to 50” waist
GBUV - Uvalde Cartridge Belt, .357/.38 or .44/.45 loops, 32” to 50” waist
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GASGBT
Cimarron Butt Tamer
Shotguns: 1878, 1887, 1897
GARCBT
Cimarron Butt Tamer
Rifles: Henry, 1873, 1866
GACCBT
Cimarron Butt Tamer
Carbines 1866, 1873
GARS
20” Rifle Scabbard
Suede lined,
Rattle snake straps
included.
Sharps Cartridge Case
opened
GACBBL
U.S. Military
Cartridge Box
GASL8
8 Round Shotgun Slide 12 or 20 ga.
GASCB
Sharps Cartridge Case 45/70 only
GACBBR
Garrison Star
Cartridge Box
GASL612
6 Round Shotgun Slide 12 ga.
GAHF
Hell Fire Cartridge Holder
.357/.38 or .44/.45
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Cimarron is proud to sponsor the following champions from many corners of the shooting world
“Evil Roy” Gene Pearcey
SASS World Champion Shooter
SASS National Champion Shooter
“I would shoot any Cimarron Firearm Evil
Roy revolver out of the box at any match.”
“Outlaw Annie” Bianco-Ellett
CMSA World Champion Shooter
“I’m confident every time I go out and make
a run.”
Kenda Lenseigne
World Champion Cowgirl
"With so much on the line in such a short amount
of time, its imperative that all components come
together flawlessly. My Cimarron Thunderstorm
gives me the confidence I need to focus on
shooting straight to the top".
Joey Dillon
World Champion Gun Spinner
Hollywood Gun Coach
“What I do with my Cimarrons would
make any normal shooter cringe. ”
Old West Historian
Wild West Showman
Founder of CMSA
CMSA World Champion Shooter
Booth Western Art Museum,
Old West Historian
Jim Dunham
“Pistol Packin’ Paula”
"In addition to the quality and reliability of
Cimarron's guns, they possess a certain
look and feel that says ‘Old West’.”
"Cimarron Single Actions are at the top of my
list for balance, reliability and authenticity.
Attention to detail makes the Cimarron
look and feel just like the originals of the
late 1800s.”
“I am glad to recommend Cimarron to any
and all who are interested in Old West guns.
They have been my main performance guns
for years. The balance is the very best for
spinning, twirling, fancy gun handling, and
fast draw.”
"I love to twirl Cimarron's because they
are very balanced guns and they are
very sturdy guns for shooting.”
Phil Spangenberger
Jim Rogers
World Champion Gun Spinner
“Team Cimarron is proud to join Pietta Firearms in this very worthwhile ‘Young Guns’ project.
To say the least this new program has been a smokin’ success!” -Mike B. Harvey

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