The Cimarron 1860 Army Civilian is a black powder percussion revolver chambered in .44 caliber. It has an 8-inch barrel with a blued finish and walnut grips. The cylinder holds 6 rounds. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Cimarron 
• Model: 1860 Army Civilian 
• Caliber: .44 
• Capacity: 6 rounds 
• Barrel Length: 8 inches 
• Color/Finish: Blued 
• Grips: Walnut 
   

Detailed Features 

• 8-inch barrel with blued finish 
• 6-round cylinder 
• Walnut grip panels 
• Black powder percussion ignition system 
• Civilian configuration

Owners of the Cimarron 1860 Army Civilian tend to appreciate the fit and finish relative to other reproduction percussion revolvers in this class. The blued finish is consistently described as even and well-applied, and the walnut grips fit the hand well for most shooters. Those new to black powder shooting often choose this model as an entry point based on the name recognition of the 1860 Army pattern.

The 8-inch barrel is the standard configuration for the 1860 Army, and most owners find it well-balanced. Accuracy at reasonable distances gets positive marks, though opinions on trigger feel vary. Some owners do light tuning work on the action before considering it fully shootable at their standards.

Black powder percussion revolvers require more maintenance than cartridge firearms, and the Cimarron 1860 Army Civilian is no exception. Owners who clean thoroughly after each range session report no reliability issues. Those who skip cleanup find fouling-related problems quickly. The Civilian model appeals to Cowboy Action shooters and historical reenactors looking for a period-accurate sidearm.