The Taylors & Company 1851 Navy C. Mason .38 Special revolver brings authentic 19th-century styling to a practical, shootable single-action wheelgun. This 5.5-inch barreled beauty splits the difference between the compact Navy and the longer Army models—compact enough for comfortable carry or holster work, with enough sight radius and barrel length for decent accuracy at moderate distances. The octagonal barrel and blued finish give it genuine period character without the fragility of a museum piece; this is a revolver built to be shot, not just admired.

The C. Mason configuration delivers that classic 1851 profile collectors and history-minded shooters crave, while chambering .38 Special makes it far more practical than period-correct black-powder loads. You get a six-shot capacity, walnut grips, and a straightforward blade front sight paired with the hammer notch rear—simple, reliable, and easy to learn. Single-action operation means you control the trigger: deliberate, predictable, and ideal for shooters who appreciate mechanical simplicity and feedback.

Whether you're a Cowboy Action shooting enthusiast, a historical revolver collector, or someone who just prefers the ergonomics and mechanical honesty of a single-action wheelgun, this Taylors & Company delivers genuine performance in an iconic package. At 2.32 pounds and 11.3 inches overall, it carries comfortably and points naturally. This isn't a concealed-carry gun or a duty weapon—it's a recreational shooter's revolver with real history in its design.

The Taylors & Company 1851 Navy C. Mason .38 Special revolver brings authentic 19th-century styling to a practical, shootable single-action wheelgun. This 5.5-inch barreled beauty splits the difference between the compact Navy and the longer Army models—compact enough for comfortable carry or holster work, with enough sight radius and barrel length for decent accuracy at moderate distances. The octagonal barrel and blued finish give it genuine period character without the fragility of a museum piece; this is a revolver built to be shot, not just admired.

The C. Mason configuration delivers that classic 1851 profile collectors and history-minded shooters crave, while chambering .38 Special makes it far more practical than period-correct black-powder loads. You get a six-shot capacity, walnut grips, and a straightforward blade front sight paired with the hammer notch rear—simple, reliable, and easy to learn. Single-action operation means you control the trigger: deliberate, predictable, and ideal for shooters who appreciate mechanical simplicity and feedback.

Whether you're a Cowboy Action shooting enthusiast, a historical revolver collector, or someone who just prefers the ergonomics and mechanical honesty of a single-action wheelgun, this Taylors & Company delivers genuine performance in an iconic package. At 2.32 pounds and 11.3 inches overall, it carries comfortably and points naturally. This isn't a concealed-carry gun or a duty weapon—it's a recreational shooter's revolver with real history in its design.