The Cimarron 1911A1 is a semi-automatic pistol in .45 ACP, built to closely follow the original 1911 military specifications. The black parkerized finish and checkered walnut grips give it a utilitarian, period-correct appearance. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Cimarron 
• Model Name: 1911A1 
• UPC: 844234128617 
• Caliber: .45 ACP 
• Action Type: Semi-Automatic 
• Capacity: 8 + 1 rounds 
• Barrel Length: 5 inches (5.03" precise) 
• Weight: 4.1 lbs (approximately 38 ounces) 
• Grip Material: Checkered Walnut 
• Finish: Black Parkerized 
   

Features 

The parkerized finish is durable, corrosion-resistant, and matte. It looks right for a military-spec 1911 and holds up well in various conditions. Checkered walnut grips provide good traction and a comfortable hold. Fixed sights allow quick target acquisition. The semi-automatic action delivers reliable follow-up shots in the classic 1911 single-action pattern. At 38 ounces, this is on the heavier end even for a steel-frame 1911, which affects all-day carry comfort. 
 

Usage 

The Cimarron 1911A1 is aimed at buyers who want an authentic, military-specification 1911, not a modernized or customized version, but a faithful reproduction of the original design. It works well as a range gun, a collector's piece, or a home defense option. Those considering it for extended carry should note the weight. Feeding reliability is generally good, though some users report occasional issues with specific ammunition types.

Owners consistently appreciate the classic design and historical accuracy of the 1911A1. The parkerized finish and walnut grips read as authentically military, which is the main appeal. Performance at the range is generally reported as reliable: accurate, smooth action, predictable .45 ACP recoil.

The weight at approximately 38 ounces is the most-cited practical drawback, particularly for anyone considering the pistol for carry. Some owners note minor magazine compatibility issues with certain aftermarket mags or occasional feeding variation with specific ammunition. Overall, buyers who want a period-correct 1911 and understand the weight trade-off are typically satisfied.