Uberti SAA clones have been imported by a lot of different firms, and the number of their guns in circulation probably rivals that of authentic Colts. They are pretty good guns, on the whole.
I've not handled the Cimmaron version, but I did own a 4-3/4" adjustable sighted Uberti with brass grip-frame and one-piece grips, imported by Mitchell Arms. This was a few years ago, before the Cowboy Shooting craze drove the price of SA clones through the garage roof. (I think I paid $175.) The finish and fit of this revolver were outstanding and it shot my heavy .45 Colt handloads into tiny groups, which were, unfortunately, 4" high at 25 yards with the rear sight bottomed out. A front sight that's too tall can be filed, but if it's too short, welding or brazing on a taller blade can be a huge PIA, so I left it as is and 'aimed low'.
When the mainspring broke for the second time during a dry-fire session, I wrote the piece off and traded it.
You may find more recent Ubertis have solved the minor problems that irritated me. If they now have their spring metallurgy and sight heights straightend out, you may have a good shooting, good looking revolver. For looking, however, I prefer the real old Colts, and for shooting, the Ruger.