Cimarron 1860 Army 44 Cal 8in Charcoal Blued

Name: Cimarron 1860 Army 44 Cal 8in Charcoal Blued
Brand: Cimarron
SKU: UCErWCGIR
Availability: InStock

The Cimarron 1860 Army 44 Cal 8in Charcoal Blued is a .44 Caliber black powder handguns from Cimarron. It is available from 3 vendors at $485.84 to $495.69.

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Product Information

Name: Cimarron 1860 Army 44 Cal 8in Charcoal Blued

Brand: Cimarron

Category: Black Powder Handguns

Caliber: .44 Caliber

Barrel Length: 8"

UPC: 844234103607

SKU: UCErWCGIR

Description

The Cimarron 1860 Army is a single-action black powder revolver chambered in 44 Cal with an 8-inch fluted barrel. It has a 6-round cylinder and a charcoal blued finish. The fluted barrel variant is noted in the listings.

Key Specifications

Brand: Cimarron
Model: 1860 Army
Caliber: 44 Cal
Action: Single Action
Barrel Length: 8 inches
Capacity: 6 rounds
Color/Finish: Charcoal Blued

Detailed Features

44 Cal single-action black powder revolver
8-inch fluted barrel
6-round cylinder
Charcoal blued metalwork finish

Complete Specifications

Caliber	.44 Caliber
Model	1860 Army
Barrel length	8"
Action	Single Action
Color	Charcoal Blued

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the 1860 Army?

The Cimarron 1860 Army is chambered in 44 Cal.

Who makes the 1860 Army?

The 1860 Army is made by Cimarron.

What type of firearm is the 1860 Army?

It is a single-action black powder revolver.

What is the barrel length of the 1860 Army?

This model has an 8-inch fluted barrel.

How many rounds does the 1860 Army hold?

The cylinder holds 6 rounds.

What finish does the 1860 Army have?

It has a charcoal blued metalwork finish.

Where can I buy the 1860 Army?

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What Reviewers Say

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This skeletal shoulder stock for the Cimarron 1860 army cap-and-ball revolver really gives it a lot more stability it's a lot of fun to shoot both with the stock and without but having the stock is sure a nice addition.

The Adventure Cowboy

I should tell you in the interest of full disclosure that while I am fairly handy with a revolver a cap and ball revolver is a new thing for me I'm a rookie.

The Adventure Cowboy

One thing I have learned about cap and ball revolvers is that once you shoot him you better clean him.

The Adventure Cowboy

Customers Say

AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.

Owners of the Cimarron 1860 Army appreciate the historical accuracy of the design and the quality of the charcoal blued finish. The 8-inch barrel is seen as a defining feature of the period-correct configuration, and the revolver is popular with Cowboy Action Shooting participants and collectors alike.

Shooting experience is described as rewarding for those who enjoy black powder, though the loading process draws mixed reactions from owners new to cap-and-ball revolvers. The trigger and action on the 1860 Army are generally considered well-tuned for a production piece at this price point.

For the value, most owners find the Cimarron offering competitive. A recurring complaint is that sourcing caps and balls can be inconvenient, and some note that the finish requires attention to prevent surface corrosion with regular use.