The date code would indicate 2014.
Now, I'll tell you some things which may or may not help because I'm somewhat vague on these facts. Cimarron does not currently have a CE410 model in the lineup. The 410 indicates an SAA-type gun with 4 3/4" 45 Colt barrel. The current piettas all start with PP. I recall some guns that had "Eliminator" on the frame. The Thunderstorms are mounted shooter guns in 45. Most have low hammer spurs. The term "Eliminator" referred to a money shoot at the larger mounted events. But then later Cimarron started using Eliminator for their short-stroke series of Piettas, but those do not say Eliminator on the frame. HOWEVER, when I noticed your cylinder has the long lead ramps to the bolt notches, it rang a bell. There was a shortlived effort to produce a gun with a different acction. It has a spring loaded plunger in the hammer where the cam would be for the bolt, and is based on the Ruger 3-screw action. There was a sample gun that we took to shows for a year while Pietta worked on it, and that sample felt really nice. But by the time they finally came into production, they were starting to work on the short-stroke guns. I don't know if that is why they stopped making them or if there were any issues with them. If you take yours apart, you will know if it has that action. It probably has had an action job as well.
BTW, what does "Charger" mean in your subject? Does it say Charger Eliminator on the label? I've never heard of that one, but then I'm just on the road crew so I miss some stuff