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Taylors & Company 1873 Runnin Iron 45Lc 3.5 Cattleman$706.10
Availability: In Stock
The Taylors & Company 1873 Antique Finish revolver in .45LC is a working single-action sixgun built on a modern forged frame but finished to look like it rolled out of a 1873 Colt factory. With a 3.5-inch barrel and full antique finish applied to every component—including the walnut grips—this gun splits the difference between authentic cowboy aesthetics and reliable modern manufacturing. If you shoot Cowboy Action, hunt with a classic sixgun, or just want a .45LC revolver with real character, the aged appearance and solid construction make this one worth considering.
The antique finish is applied throughout the manufacturing process to create a convincingly aged look across the frame, cylinder, barrel, and grip. Because it's treated like traditional blued steel in terms of care and maintenance, you're getting an authentic patina without sacrificing the durability of a purpose-built revolver. The fixed front blade and rear frame notch sights keep things simple and period-correct.
At 2.40 pounds and 9.10 inches overall, this is a compact and comfortable carry or belt gun. The six-round capacity in .45LC gives you solid power and stopping potential in a frame that's proven itself over 150 years. Whether you're after a Cowboy Action rig, a hunting companion, or a sixgun with genuine visual appeal, this Taylors & Company delivers on both function and aesthetics.
| Caliber | .45LC |
| Barrel Length | 3.5 inches |
| Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Overall Length | 9.10 inches |
| Weight | 2.40 lbs |
| Finish | Antique |
| Grips | Walnut |
| Sights | Fixed front blade, rear frame notch |
| Frame | Forged |
The antique finish is applied to create an aged, vintage appearance across all parts of the revolver, including the grips. It's maintained like traditional blued steel—meaning you'll care for it the same way you would any other finished firearm to preserve the patina and prevent rust.
Yes. The 1873-pattern single-action design, fixed sights, and walnut grips make it period-appropriate for Cowboy Action competitions. The .45LC caliber is commonly used in the sport.
The 3.5-inch barrel provides a compact, well-balanced platform suitable for both shooting at the range and hunting. It's shorter than full-length barrels, making it easier to carry and maneuver in the field while maintaining solid .45LC performance.
The revolver weighs 2.40 pounds and measures 9.10 inches overall, making it a relatively compact single-action. Walnut grips are fitted during construction, but fit varies by hand size—we'd recommend handling one in person to confirm comfort for your grip.
SKU: 120911357 • Weight: 3.4oz
Availability: In Stock
The Taylors & Company 1873 Antique Finish revolver in .45LC is a working single-action sixgun built on a modern forged frame but finished to look like it rolled out of a 1873 Colt factory. With a 3.5-inch barrel and full antique finish applied to every component—including the walnut grips—this gun splits the difference between authentic cowboy aesthetics and reliable modern manufacturing. If you shoot Cowboy Action, hunt with a classic sixgun, or just want a .45LC revolver with real character, the aged appearance and solid construction make this one worth considering.
The antique finish is applied throughout the manufacturing process to create a convincingly aged look across the frame, cylinder, barrel, and grip. Because it's treated like traditional blued steel in terms of care and maintenance, you're getting an authentic patina without sacrificing the durability of a purpose-built revolver. The fixed front blade and rear frame notch sights keep things simple and period-correct.
At 2.40 pounds and 9.10 inches overall, this is a compact and comfortable carry or belt gun. The six-round capacity in .45LC gives you solid power and stopping potential in a frame that's proven itself over 150 years. Whether you're after a Cowboy Action rig, a hunting companion, or a sixgun with genuine visual appeal, this Taylors & Company delivers on both function and aesthetics.
| Caliber | .45LC |
| Barrel Length | 3.5 inches |
| Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Overall Length | 9.10 inches |
| Weight | 2.40 lbs |
| Finish | Antique |
| Grips | Walnut |
| Sights | Fixed front blade, rear frame notch |
| Frame | Forged |
The antique finish is applied to create an aged, vintage appearance across all parts of the revolver, including the grips. It's maintained like traditional blued steel—meaning you'll care for it the same way you would any other finished firearm to preserve the patina and prevent rust.
Yes. The 1873-pattern single-action design, fixed sights, and walnut grips make it period-appropriate for Cowboy Action competitions. The .45LC caliber is commonly used in the sport.
The 3.5-inch barrel provides a compact, well-balanced platform suitable for both shooting at the range and hunting. It's shorter than full-length barrels, making it easier to carry and maneuver in the field while maintaining solid .45LC performance.
The revolver weighs 2.40 pounds and measures 9.10 inches overall, making it a relatively compact single-action. Walnut grips are fitted during construction, but fit varies by hand size—we'd recommend handling one in person to confirm comfort for your grip.
SKU: 120911357 • Weight: 3.4oz