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There is a reason the hammer coach gun never really went out of style, and the Taylors & Company Wyatt Earp is one of the nicest examples you can put your hands on today. Built by Davide Pedersoli in Italy, this 12 gauge side-by-side pairs 20 inch blued barrels with a color case hardened steel frame, engraved lock plates, and a checkered walnut pistol grip stock. It looks like it walked straight out of 1880s Tombstone, but the fit and finish are what you expect from a modern Italian gunmaker. This particular model, part number 210114, is the clean-frame version without the Wyatt Earp name stamped on the receiver, which plenty of folks prefer for a more understated look.
Competitors will appreciate the details that matter when the timer is running. The action breaks open easily with one hand, shells extract smoothly for quick reloads, and the sturdy external hammers are shaped so you can cock both together in one motion. Double triggers and a tang safety keep the controls period correct, and the fixed cylinder and improved cylinder chokes are a practical pairing for close-range steel. At 7.05 pounds with a 37.75 inch overall length, it swings quick and stays manageable through a full match day.
The chrome-lined bores are a quiet upgrade you will thank yourself for later. They shrug off fouling, wipe clean fast, and add a layer of corrosion resistance that plain steel bores just do not have. Chambered for 2-3/4 inch shells, it handles standard field and target loads without fuss, so it works fine for casual clays or knocking around the property between matches.
Plenty of coach guns look the part. Fewer are built to run hard match after match while still being the kind of double you are proud to pull out of the safe. Between the case colors, the engraving, and the walnut, this one earns its wall space and its range time.
No, this version (part number 210114) is the no-stamp model, so the case hardened frame is clean aside from the engraving. Taylors offers the same gun with WYATT EARP stamped on the frame under a different part number if you want the marked version.
That is exactly what it was built for. The action opens easily with one hand for fast reloads, shells extract quickly, and the hammers are shaped so both can be cocked together in one motion. The 20 inch barrels and period-correct double triggers and tang safety round out the match-ready setup.
It is chambered for 2-3/4 inch 12 gauge shells, which covers the light target and cowboy loads most people run through it. The fixed cylinder and improved cylinder chokes pattern well at the close distances typical of match stages and casual clays.
It is manufactured by Davide Pedersoli in Italy, a company known for high-quality reproductions of classic firearms. Taylors & Company imports it, so you get Italian fit and finish with details like engraved lock plates, chrome-lined bores, and a genuine color case hardened frame.
| UPC | 8029874027786 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 210114 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 20" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Capacity | 2 |
| Chokes Included | Cylinder/Fixed Improved Cylinder |
| Length | 31.9500 |
| Safety | Tang |
| Sights | Brass Bead Front |
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