CIMARRON FRONTIER 45LC PW FS 5.5 CC/BLUED WALNUT

CIMARRON MAN W/NO NAME 357 MAG FRONTIER 5.5" SILVER SNAKE

The single best, and most economical arm for hunting and defense in the Old West was the side by side, double-barreled shotgun. Scores of thousands of these sidehammer scatterguns were a mainstay to settlers, miners, ranchers, gunfighters, and virtually anyone who needed a weapon. In times of civil unrest, many lawmen considered the scattergun as the best town tamer and express companies especially realized the value of these smoothbores and armed their messengers with them. They each knew the threat of scattered shot from a shotgun's blast had a greater chance of dissuading an unruly crowd or a road agent, than would the single projectile from a rifle or pistol. The Cimarron 1878 Coach Gun, inspired by an original in their collection, is available with a 20-inch barreled, capable of handling 3-inch shotshells, with the traditional exposed sidehammers, a pistol grip stock and schnabble forearm, blued barrels and a blued receiver. When you ride shotgun, ride with a Cimarron 1878 Coach Gun.

Here's the lever gun that helped establish the repeating shotgun Introduced in the West in spring 1888 this 5-shot smoothbore quickly became a success and saw fair usage during the latter years of the frontier. With nearly 64000 of them made before 1899 the gun was carried by Arizona Sheriff John Slaughter and the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad issued '87s to its messengers. Made from an original in their collection Cimarron's 1887 Lever Shotgun Terminator comes with either a 20 22 or 28-inch round blued barrel a blued receiver in 12 gauge and capable of handling 2 3/4-inch shotshells. Who could forget Arnold's 1887 model in the Sci-Fi action thriller Terminator 2: Judgement Day?

The El Malo Model .357/.38 Special features a 4.75" blued barrel, color case hardened Pre-War frame and smooth walnut grips.