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The Taylors & Company 1873 Cattleman .45 LC revolver in nickel is a faithful recreation of the iconic single-action revolver that defined an era. With a 7.5-inch barrel and classic walnut grip, this .45 LC six-shooter delivers the authentic look and feel of a Wild West sidearm—whether you're a Cowboy Action Shooting competitor, a history enthusiast, or simply drawn to the timeless appeal of the 1873 platform. The nickel finish with charcoal-blue screws gives it a period-correct aesthetic that stands out on the range or at the holster.
Built on proven single-action mechanics, the 1873 Cattleman is straightforward to operate and maintain. The 7.5-inch barrel length strikes a practical balance between velocity and handling, and the .45 LC cartridge remains a popular choice for shooters who appreciate its manageable recoil and proven stopping power. Whether you're loading cowboy loads for action shooting or full-power rounds for hunting or defense, this revolver handles both with the reliability you'd expect from a design refined over nearly 150 years.
At 2.50 pounds and 13 inches overall, the Cattleman is comfortable to carry and quick to draw. The blade front sight is simple and effective, and the nickel finish requires regular maintenance to protect it from corrosion—a small price for the distinctive visual appeal it brings. This is a working revolver for shooters who value heritage, accuracy, and straightforward mechanical design.
| Caliber | .45 LC |
| Barrel Length | 7.5 inches |
| Overall Length | 13 inches |
| Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Weight | 2.50 lbs |
| Finish | Nickel with charcoal-blue screws |
| Grip | Walnut |
| Front Sight | Blade |
The 1873 Cattleman is popular with Cowboy Action Shooting competitors, historical reenactors, and shooters who appreciate classic single-action revolvers. The .45 LC chambering and 7.5-inch barrel also suit hunting and general sport shooting where traditional mechanics and authentic aesthetics matter.
Nickel is a traditional revolver finish prized for its appearance, but it does require regular cleaning and maintenance to prevent corrosion, especially in humid environments or after use. Proper care keeps it looking its best over time.
At 2.50 pounds and 13 inches overall, the Cattleman is lightweight and quick to draw. It's designed to be carried comfortably and operates smoothly for shooters accustomed to or interested in learning single-action mechanics.
The Cattleman is chambered in .45 LC (Long Colt), a versatile cartridge available in light cowboy loads for action shooting and full-power hunting loads. Always verify ammunition compatibility and follow manufacturer guidance.

SKU: 120915241 • Weight: 3oz





Availability: In Stock
Current Stock: Out of stock
The Taylors & Company 1873 Cattleman .45 LC revolver in nickel is a faithful recreation of the iconic single-action revolver that defined an era. With a 7.5-inch barrel and classic walnut grip, this .45 LC six-shooter delivers the authentic look and feel of a Wild West sidearm—whether you're a Cowboy Action Shooting competitor, a history enthusiast, or simply drawn to the timeless appeal of the 1873 platform. The nickel finish with charcoal-blue screws gives it a period-correct aesthetic that stands out on the range or at the holster.
Built on proven single-action mechanics, the 1873 Cattleman is straightforward to operate and maintain. The 7.5-inch barrel length strikes a practical balance between velocity and handling, and the .45 LC cartridge remains a popular choice for shooters who appreciate its manageable recoil and proven stopping power. Whether you're loading cowboy loads for action shooting or full-power rounds for hunting or defense, this revolver handles both with the reliability you'd expect from a design refined over nearly 150 years.
At 2.50 pounds and 13 inches overall, the Cattleman is comfortable to carry and quick to draw. The blade front sight is simple and effective, and the nickel finish requires regular maintenance to protect it from corrosion—a small price for the distinctive visual appeal it brings. This is a working revolver for shooters who value heritage, accuracy, and straightforward mechanical design.
| Caliber | .45 LC |
| Barrel Length | 7.5 inches |
| Overall Length | 13 inches |
| Capacity | 6 rounds |
| Weight | 2.50 lbs |
| Finish | Nickel with charcoal-blue screws |
| Grip | Walnut |
| Front Sight | Blade |
The 1873 Cattleman is popular with Cowboy Action Shooting competitors, historical reenactors, and shooters who appreciate classic single-action revolvers. The .45 LC chambering and 7.5-inch barrel also suit hunting and general sport shooting where traditional mechanics and authentic aesthetics matter.
Nickel is a traditional revolver finish prized for its appearance, but it does require regular cleaning and maintenance to prevent corrosion, especially in humid environments or after use. Proper care keeps it looking its best over time.
At 2.50 pounds and 13 inches overall, the Cattleman is lightweight and quick to draw. It's designed to be carried comfortably and operates smoothly for shooters accustomed to or interested in learning single-action mechanics.
The Cattleman is chambered in .45 LC (Long Colt), a versatile cartridge available in light cowboy loads for action shooting and full-power hunting loads. Always verify ammunition compatibility and follow manufacturer guidance.
SKU: 120915241 • Weight: 3oz
