Taylors & Company Short Stroke Gunfighter .357 Mag 5.5" Revolver

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Description

The Taylors & Company Short Stroke Gunfighter delivers competition-grade performance with its factory-tuned action and precision-machined components. This single-action revolver combines the classic 1873 Colt design with modern manufacturing standards for enhanced reliability and accuracy.

What Makes This Different

The Taylor Tuned action reduces trigger pull weight and shortens hammer travel by 20% compared to standard single-action revolvers. Factory blueprinting ensures consistent cylinder timing and lockup across all six chambers. The color case hardened frame provides both corrosion resistance and the authentic appearance collectors demand.

Key Features

Taylor Tuned short stroke action for faster follow-up shots
5.5-inch blued barrel with precision-rifled bore
Color case hardened steel frame with traditional heat treatment
Checkered walnut Army-size grips for secure handling
6-round cylinder chambered in .357 Magnum/.38 Special
Fixed front sight with traditional notch rear sight
Coil spring mechanism for consistent ignition

Cowboy Action Shooting competitors rely on the Short Stroke Gunfighter's reduced hammer throw and smooth trigger break for stage times under pressure. The .357 Magnum chambering handles full-power loads while remaining controllable with .38 Special practice ammunition. Blued finish resists wear during extended shooting sessions and maintains its appearance with minimal maintenance.

Technical Specs

Caliber: .357 Magnum/.38 Special
Capacity: 6 rounds
Barrel Length: 5.5 inches
Overall Length: 11 inches
Weight: 2.4 pounds
Frame: Color case hardened steel
Barrel/Cylinder: Traditional blued finish
Grips: Checkered walnut, Army size
Action: Single-action with Taylor Tuned short stroke
Sights: Fixed front, notch rear
Country of Origin: Italy

The Short Stroke Gunfighter represents decades of refinement in single-action revolver design. Factory tuning eliminates the break-in period typically required with standard revolvers, delivering competition-ready performance from the first cylinder.