Cimarron Celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary with Commemorative Frontier Rifle

Cimarron Firearms is celebrating American patriots on the 250th anniversary of the United States with a commemorative Frontier Rifle. This flintlock, blackpowder muzzleloader is both nostalgic, authentic, and super cool, considering how rare it is to see people using these nowadays. With additional embellishments and stylistic features, anyone who wants to celebrate our nation’s anniversary – or simply wants a gorgeous Frontier rifle – will want to check out what Cimarron has announced.

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This new frontier rifle from Cimarron is beautifully carved from the maple stock, adorned with a brass plate on the left side bearing the Liberty Bell and the inscription “Let Freedom Ring.” The brass patch box features a Betsy Ross flag, two galloper cannons, crossed sabers and inscribed “1776 – 2026” (indicating our nation’s 250th anniversary). The percussion rifle has an overall length of 54 ¾” with a 29″ barrel, and weighs just over 7 pounds. The beautiful 250th Commemorative Frontier Rifle is available in .45 or .50 caliber for an MSRP of $2,592.

• Calibre: .45 cal | .50 cal
• Rifling: 8-grooves
• turning rate: 1 in 48″
• Barrel Length: 29″
• Overall Length: 54 3/4″
• weight: 7.05 pounds
• SKU: SH267
• MSRP: $2,592

A word from Cimarron on the Frontier Rifle

Fredericksburg, Texas – June 2026 – Five years after Lexington and Concord, the British Army began its Southern Campaign, starting in South Carolina. But it was on October 7, 1780, that British Major Patrick Ferguson, Cornwallis’s favorite, met his rival on a rocky ledge at the Battle of King’s Mountain. Thomas Jefferson later wrote, “This was the turning of the tide of success that ended the Revolutionary War.” Over a thousand fighters, not Continental soldiers but average hunters, farmers, and lumbermen, came together to oust the British army in a decisive battle that turned the tide of the Revolutionary War. In honor of these true American patriots, cimarron firearmsMajor Names in Authentic Old West Firearm Replicas, Introduces 250^th commemorative frontier rifle.

Mike Harvey, founder and president of Cimarron Firearms, commented, “The Battles of the Overmountain Men and Kings Mountain were turning points in the Revolutionary War. These were not patriot soldiers, but a militia force consisting of frontiersmen from Watauga and other areas in what became Tennessee, Virginia, and the Carolinas.” “The Overmountain men used guerrilla tactics to surround and crush Major Patrick Ferguson’s Loyalist army. It was the last time Cornwallis could rely on Loyalists to fill his ranks. The Overmountain men were not soldiers, but fought solely for their freedom and freedom from tyranny.”

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