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Cimarron Firearms, makers of authentic American Old West replicas, will be showcasing the guns that made America Great in booth 217, Oct. 15 – 17, 2025, in Grapevine, Texas.
Fredericksburg, Texas (October 2025) – Cimarron Firearms, the premier name in authentic Old West firearm replicas, will be exhibiting its popular lineup of revolvers, rifles, and shotguns at the 2025 NASGW Expo in Grapevine, Texas, Oct. 15 – 17, 2025, in booth 217.
Cimarron Firearms founder and CEO, Mike Harvey, commented, “For as long as Cimarron Firearms has been in business, well over forty years now, we have stood by the two-tier distribution system, much to our apparent success. Besides fully supporting our distribution partners, the NASGW offers us the opportunity to reconnect with our industry friends and make new ones as well. This coming year, Cimarron Firearms will be introducing quite a few new firearms, and it’s here, at NASGW, that our distributor customers get that first look at our 2026 lineup.”
While 2026’s new products are still under wraps, attendees at the NASGW Expo will find plenty of options at the Cimarron booth. With many industry experts touting 2025 as the year of the lever-action rifle, Cimarron has been at the forefront of the uniquely American lever-action rifle with the introduction of the 1873 John Russell Winchester rifle, a tribute to Elmore Leonard’s book-turned-movie character, Paul Newman, known as “Hombre.” The Cimarron John Russell lever-action features a 20″ heavy barrel made from forged steel with a hand-rubbed oil walnut stock and forend, and a classic old metal finish.
With a nod towards Texas history, the Nueces™ 1873 rifle pays tribute to Texas Ranger Captain Leander H. McNelly, leader of the Texas Ranger “Special Forces” who policed the lawless Rio Grande frontier. The Nueces lever-action rifle features a specially designed 24.25″ heavy round barrel chambered in 45LC and stamped with a “T * S” – the same stamp used on rifles issued to the Texas Rangers. The rifle features a beautifully finished hand-rubbed oil walnut stock and forend, along with the classic old metal finish.
This past year, Cimarron released the ever-popular Pistolero® and Lightning® pistols in 9mm caliber. The Cimarron Dual Cylinder .38 Special/9mm comes with its fluted .38 cylinder and a 9mm smooth, or non-fluted, cylinder. Perfect for home defense or small game hunting, the revolver comes in a standard blue and case-hardened finish with smooth walnut grips and is available in a 3 ½” barrel and 4 ¾” barrel.
The Pistolero, Cimarron’s classic Western revolver styled with a brass backstrap and trigger guard, smooth as silk action, is also now available as a Dual Cylinder 9mm. The popular gun for “first-timers,” the Pistolero has a 4 ¾” barrel and color case-hardened frame in standard blue and comes with Cimarron’s smooth walnut grip.
In keeping up with the demands of their public, Cimarron also expanded the Arizona Ranger™ Competition SA pistol line with the new Arizona Ranger Big Iron™ model series. The new Big Iron SA series is available in .357, .45 Colt, and .44WCF in barrel lengths of 4 ¾ inches, 5 ½ inches, and 7 ½ inches. A standard blue finish or a nickel finish is available on all Big Iron Models. The wide, square-notch rear sight and wide constant-width front sight allow for easy target acquisition and quick second-shot follow-ups.
The slim, checkered walnut grips provide for a confident and firmer hand fit. Built on a Pre-War frame with a standard hammer, the Big Iron SA series also features a roll-engraved “Arizona Ranger” on the barrel.
These are but a few of the models that distributors at the NASGW show will have an opportunity to see in person and hold a piece of history in their hands.
For more information on Cimarron Firearms and accessories, visit www.cimarron-firearms.com. Keep up with the history and happenings at Cimarron on YouTube.
