The Taylors & Company 1873 Cattleman delivers authentic single-action performance with modern manufacturing precision. This faithful reproduction of the legendary Colt Single Action Army combines traditional aesthetics with reliable function for competitive shooting, hunting, and collecting.
What Makes This Different
Unlike mass-produced revolvers, the 1873 Cattleman features color case hardened frames that replicate the original heat-treating process used in the 1800s. The 4.75-inch barrel length provides the optimal balance between accuracy and handling speed that made this configuration famous among frontier lawmen. Each revolver undergoes individual timing and fitting to ensure smooth cylinder rotation and consistent lockup.
Key Features
- Color case hardened steel frame with authentic period-correct finish patterns
- 4.75-inch blued barrel optimized for .357 Magnum ballistics
- 6-round capacity cylinder with traditional half-cock safety notch
- Imitation stag grips provide secure hold and classic appearance
- Traditional single-action trigger mechanism with crisp break
- Fixed front sight and rear notch for instinctive shooting
- Standard SAA holster compatibility with period and modern leather
The .357 Magnum chambering handles everything from light .38 Special target loads to full-power hunting ammunition. Competitive shooters appreciate the consistent timing and smooth action cycle during rapid-fire stages. The 4.75-inch barrel delivers excellent accuracy at typical handgun ranges while maintaining quick handling characteristics. Weather-resistant blued finish protects against moisture and handling wear during extended use.
Technical Specs
- Caliber: .357 Magnum/.38 Special
- Barrel Length: 4.75 inches
- Overall Length: 10.25 inches
- Weight: 37 ounces (approximate)
- Capacity: 6 rounds
- Frame: Color case hardened steel
- Barrel/Cylinder: Blued steel finish
- Grips: Imitation stag
- Sights: Fixed front blade, rear notch
- Action: Single-action only
- Manufacturer: Taylors & Company (Uberti)
This revolver represents the intersection of historical accuracy and modern quality control. Serious collectors and shooters choose the 1873 Cattleman for its attention to detail and reliable performance across diverse shooting applications.