The Taylors & Company 1873 Cattleman Engraved .45 LC revolver is a single-action sixgun built on Taylor's proprietary forged frame, purpose-built for shooters who want classic style without the premium price tag. The 4.75\" barrel balances shootability with the compact profile that made this profile iconic in cowboy action, leather slapping, and recreational six-gun sports. What sets this Cattleman apart is the laser-engraved floral pattern, hand-chased by craftsmen to add genuine depth and dimension—the kind of detail work that usually commands a collector's budget. The white heat-treated steel finish gives it the classic working-gun aesthetic while protecting against rust and wear.

At 2.45 pounds with a 10.35\" overall length, this is a true-to-form single-action revolver. It handles like a modern production Colt 1873 clone but with artistic flair that makes it stand out at the range or in your safe. The fixed front blade sight and rear frame notch are uncomplicated and reliable—you get the gun to work, not to impress with adjustables. Walnut grips round out the period-correct package and provide solid control whether you're shooting from the bench or working it fast in practical pistol competition.

If you run cowboy action sports, hand-load for .45 LC, or simply appreciate a well-made single-action with genuine character, this Cattleman delivers genuine engraving quality at a price that doesn't require you to raid the retirement fund. Taylor's \"Taylor Tuning\" action refinement is available, so if you want a smoother, crisper trigger and cylinder work, that option is on the table. The .45 LC is a forgiving, versatile cartridge—accurate at reasonable distances and manageable in recoil—making this a practical choice for shooters who also care how their gun looks.

The Taylors & Company 1873 Cattleman Engraved .45 LC revolver is a single-action sixgun built on Taylor's proprietary forged frame, purpose-built for shooters who want classic style without the premium price tag. The 4.75\" barrel balances shootability with the compact profile that made this profile iconic in cowboy action, leather slapping, and recreational six-gun sports. What sets this Cattleman apart is the laser-engraved floral pattern, hand-chased by craftsmen to add genuine depth and dimension—the kind of detail work that usually commands a collector's budget. The white heat-treated steel finish gives it the classic working-gun aesthetic while protecting against rust and wear.

At 2.45 pounds with a 10.35\" overall length, this is a true-to-form single-action revolver. It handles like a modern production Colt 1873 clone but with artistic flair that makes it stand out at the range or in your safe. The fixed front blade sight and rear frame notch are uncomplicated and reliable—you get the gun to work, not to impress with adjustables. Walnut grips round out the period-correct package and provide solid control whether you're shooting from the bench or working it fast in practical pistol competition.

If you run cowboy action sports, hand-load for .45 LC, or simply appreciate a well-made single-action with genuine character, this Cattleman delivers genuine engraving quality at a price that doesn't require you to raid the retirement fund. Taylor's \"Taylor Tuning\" action refinement is available, so if you want a smoother, crisper trigger and cylinder work, that option is on the table. The .45 LC is a forgiving, versatile cartridge—accurate at reasonable distances and manageable in recoil—making this a practical choice for shooters who also care how their gun looks.