Taylor's & Company 1873 Cattleman .45 Colt 5.5 inches Photo finish Revolver

The Taylor's & Company 1873 Cattleman .45 Colt 5.5 inches Photo Finish Revolver is a historically accurate reproduction of the iconic Single Action Army platform that defined frontier and law enforcement service for over a century. This revolver is purpose-built for sport shooters, historical reenactors, and traditional firearms enthusiasts who demand authentic mechanics and period-correct aesthetics. The 1873 Cattleman remains a gold standard for reliability in single-action revolver design, offering shooters a proven platform that combines historical significance with practical field performance.

This model features a 5.5-inch barrel that balances sight radius and practical carry weight at 3.12 lbs, making it suitable for extended shooting sessions without fatigue. The photo finish delivers a professional, uniform appearance that resists corrosion while maintaining the traditional visual profile of vintage Peacemakers. Single-action operation requires manual cocking for each shot, engaging the mechanical lock-work that has proven reliable across millions of rounds fired in demanding environments. The .45 Colt chambering provides substantial stopping power with excellent velocity and trajectory characteristics, supported by widespread ammunition availability for both target and duty applications.

Shooters evaluating the 1873 Cattleman for competitive shooting, cowboy action events, or personal collection will find the 5.5-inch barrel variant optimally suited for target accuracy without excessive sight-line height. The revolver's proven trigger geometry and hammer geometry make it responsive to custom trigger work for shooters seeking lighter, cleaner breaks. This firearm integrates seamlessly into any shooting system that supports .45 Colt ammunition and leather holster equipment, with standard rail dimensions that accommodate period-appropriate leather or modern synthetic carry solutions. Whether for Gunsite-style training, historical documentation, or long-range revolver competition, the Taylor's & Company platform delivers the mechanical predictability that separates professional-grade firearms from casual reproductions.