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Some revolvers you buy to shoot, and some you buy because you can't stop looking at them. The Cimarron Frontier Pre-War in .45 Long Colt manages to be both. The Old Silver frame and ejector housing wear detailed laser engraving in the style of the ornate presentation guns of the frontier era, set against a polished blued 7.5 inch barrel and cylinder. Add the diamond checkered walnut grips and you've got a single action that draws a crowd at the range before you ever thumb the hammer back.
Cimarron built its reputation on getting the details correct, and this Frontier follows the Pre-War pattern that covers the 1896 to 1940 production era of the original Single Action Army. That means period-correct frame contours, fixed sights with a blade front and topstrap notch, a right-side loading gate, and the famous four clicks as you ease the hammer back. The 7.5 inch cavalry-length barrel gives you a long sight radius that makes ringing steel at distance a whole lot easier, and it balances the .45 Colt's easygoing push nicely. At roughly 40 ounces, there's enough heft to soak up recoil and keep follow-up shots comfortable all afternoon.
This one is built in Italy to Cimarron's specifications, and the fit and finish reflect it. Owners consistently praise the smooth, precise action, the quality of the engraving, and how pleasant it is to run with cowboy loads. It's a natural pick for cowboy action matches, casual plinking with big-bore lead, or anchoring a Western collection. The .45 Long Colt chambering is the original frontier cartridge, with plenty of soft-shooting ammo options on shelves and easy reloading if you roll your own. Six rounds through the loading gate, one at a time, just like it was done back then.
Whether it spends its days punching paper or resting in a display case between range trips, the Frontier Pre-War brings genuine Old West flavor without the four-figure custom engraving bill.
Cimarron Firearms is based in Fredericksburg, Texas, and has this Frontier model built in Italy by Pietta to Cimarron's own specifications. Cimarron is known for demanding tighter fit, finish, and historical accuracy than typical import replicas, which is why their sixguns have such a strong following among cowboy action competitors and collectors.
The scrollwork on the Old Silver frame and ejector rod housing is laser engraved rather than hand cut. That's what makes this level of decoration attainable, since traditional hand engraving on a single action can cost more than the gun itself. The pattern is crisp and detailed, and buyers regularly comment on how well executed it is up close.
Stick with standard pressure .45 Colt loads, which is exactly what this design was built around. Cowboy action loads with lead bullets in the 200 to 250 grain range are soft shooting, affordable, and a great match for the fixed sights. Avoid the heavy so-called Ruger-only loads, since those are meant for beefier modern frames.
The 7.5 inch tube is the original cavalry length from the 1873 Single Action Army pattern, so it's the most historically iconic configuration. Beyond the looks, the longer sight radius makes accurate shooting easier and the extra weight up front tames the .45 Colt's recoil. It's a favorite length for target work and steel plates.
| UPC | 844234129546 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PP415LSFW |
| Barrel Finish | Blued |
| Barrel Length | 7.5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .45 Long Colt |
| Capacity | 6 |
| Length | 14.3000 |
| Shipping Weight | 3.0 |
| Sights Type | FIXED |
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