Cimarron Revolver Shoulder - Stock 1860/1851/1861 Steel

The Cimarron Revolver Shoulder Stock for the 1860, 1851, and 1861 models is a period-correct accessory designed for shooters who demand authentic performance with classic percussion revolvers. Originally developed during the American Civil War era, shoulder stocks transformed handheld percussion revolvers into stabilized, longer-range platforms—a conversion still valued by blackpowder enthusiasts and historical reenactors today.

Manufactured from solid steel, this shoulder stock is designed to bridge the gap between historical accuracy and practical field use. It weighs 1.45 lbs and measures 18.35 inches in overall length, ensuring minimal balance shift while dramatically improving accuracy through shoulder support and recoil management. The robust steel construction ensures durability and longevity, which are critical factors in blackpowder shooting where moisture and powder residue demand reliable materials.

This stock is an essential component for anyone using Cimarron's authentic 1860, 1851, or 1861 reproduction revolvers for extended-range shooting or formal competition. Its engineering accounts for the unique mechanics of percussion revolvers, providing a secure mechanical interface that does not interfere with cylinder rotation or loading procedures. This makes it an ideal choice for blackpowder competition, historical reenactment, and extended-range shooting.