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Taylors and Company 550777 1858 Remington Break Open 44 Cal Striker Fire 8" 6rd Blued Walnut Grip$480.33
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The Taylors & Company Sodbuster .44 Cal black powder revolver brings authentic percussion-cap shooting to hunters and range enthusiasts who want to step back into nineteenth-century firearm tradition. Built on the 1858 Remington platform by Uberti, this 6-shot revolver features an 8-inch blued barrel and steel frame that balance historical accuracy with reliable field performance. The ivory-grip handle provides both comfort and a classic aesthetic that's as much at home at a blackpowder rendezvous as it is at your gun cabinet.
Black powder firearms demand respect and knowledge—they're not plug-and-play like modern cartridge guns. But for hunters pursuing deer and elk in states with dedicated muzzleloader seasons, or for shooters who simply enjoy the meditative ritual of loading, shooting, and cleaning a traditional revolver, this Sodbuster delivers authentic performance without the premium price tag of higher-end competition models. The octagonal barrel adds visual character while contributing to handling balance. Whether you're stocking up for a season of hunting or looking to explore cap-and-ball shooting on a budget, this is a solid, straightforward platform.
Taylors & Company has built a reputation for value-conscious reproductions that don't skimp on function. This revolver is no exception—it's designed to work, shoot, and last through seasons of use when properly maintained. Remember: black powder shooting requires dedicated equipment (powder measure, percussion caps, patches, and a ball starter at minimum), so factor in those essentials when you're getting started.
| Caliber | .44 Cal |
| Action | Percussion (cap and ball) |
| Barrel Length | 8 inches |
| Barrel Profile | Octagonal blued |
| Cylinder | 6-shot blued |
| Frame | Blued steel |
| Grip | Ivory polymer |
| Manufacturer | Uberti for Taylors & Company |
This is a percussion cap–and–ball revolver, not a cartridge gun. You'll need .44 caliber lead balls (round projectiles), black powder (FFg or FFFg granule sizes work well), percussion caps (#11 is standard), and patches or cloth to wrap around the balls. A powder measure, ball starter, and ramrod are also essential. Don't use smokeless powder—it will damage the revolver and void your safety.
Yes, in states and seasons that allow black powder firearms. The .44 caliber is effective on deer and similar game when you use appropriate shot placement. Be aware that black powder hunting typically requires a dedicated hunting license or a special muzzleloader tag depending on your state. Check your local regulations before the season.
The facts provided do not specify what accessories or documentation are included. Contact us directly to confirm whether the ramrod, nipple wrenches, or other components are bundled with your purchase.
Black powder is corrosive and requires prompt cleaning after shooting. Field-strip the revolver, soak the parts in hot water with a touch of dish soap, dry thoroughly, and oil lightly. Regular maintenance prevents rust and keeps the action functioning smoothly. Many black powder shooters clean their guns the same day they shoot.
SKU: 115798627 • Width: 6in • Height: 2in • Depth: 14in • Weight: 4oz
Availability: In Stock
The Taylors & Company Sodbuster .44 Cal black powder revolver brings authentic percussion-cap shooting to hunters and range enthusiasts who want to step back into nineteenth-century firearm tradition. Built on the 1858 Remington platform by Uberti, this 6-shot revolver features an 8-inch blued barrel and steel frame that balance historical accuracy with reliable field performance. The ivory-grip handle provides both comfort and a classic aesthetic that's as much at home at a blackpowder rendezvous as it is at your gun cabinet.
Black powder firearms demand respect and knowledge—they're not plug-and-play like modern cartridge guns. But for hunters pursuing deer and elk in states with dedicated muzzleloader seasons, or for shooters who simply enjoy the meditative ritual of loading, shooting, and cleaning a traditional revolver, this Sodbuster delivers authentic performance without the premium price tag of higher-end competition models. The octagonal barrel adds visual character while contributing to handling balance. Whether you're stocking up for a season of hunting or looking to explore cap-and-ball shooting on a budget, this is a solid, straightforward platform.
Taylors & Company has built a reputation for value-conscious reproductions that don't skimp on function. This revolver is no exception—it's designed to work, shoot, and last through seasons of use when properly maintained. Remember: black powder shooting requires dedicated equipment (powder measure, percussion caps, patches, and a ball starter at minimum), so factor in those essentials when you're getting started.
| Caliber | .44 Cal |
| Action | Percussion (cap and ball) |
| Barrel Length | 8 inches |
| Barrel Profile | Octagonal blued |
| Cylinder | 6-shot blued |
| Frame | Blued steel |
| Grip | Ivory polymer |
| Manufacturer | Uberti for Taylors & Company |
This is a percussion cap–and–ball revolver, not a cartridge gun. You'll need .44 caliber lead balls (round projectiles), black powder (FFg or FFFg granule sizes work well), percussion caps (#11 is standard), and patches or cloth to wrap around the balls. A powder measure, ball starter, and ramrod are also essential. Don't use smokeless powder—it will damage the revolver and void your safety.
Yes, in states and seasons that allow black powder firearms. The .44 caliber is effective on deer and similar game when you use appropriate shot placement. Be aware that black powder hunting typically requires a dedicated hunting license or a special muzzleloader tag depending on your state. Check your local regulations before the season.
The facts provided do not specify what accessories or documentation are included. Contact us directly to confirm whether the ramrod, nipple wrenches, or other components are bundled with your purchase.
Black powder is corrosive and requires prompt cleaning after shooting. Field-strip the revolver, soak the parts in hot water with a touch of dish soap, dry thoroughly, and oil lightly. Regular maintenance prevents rust and keeps the action functioning smoothly. Many black powder shooters clean their guns the same day they shoot.
SKU: 115798627 • Width: 6in • Height: 2in • Depth: 14in • Weight: 4oz