Taylors & Company Old Randall .357 Mag 4.75″ Blued 6-Round Revolver

Description

There's a reason the 1873 pattern never went out of style, and the Old Randall from Taylors & Company leans into that heritage hard. Inspired by the famous Kentucky and West Virginia family feud era, this single-action six-shooter skips the high polish in favor of a working gun look: matte blued forged steel frame and barrel, a case hardened hammer, and matte brass on the backstrap and trigger guard. It reads like a revolver that spent its life in a saddle holster instead of a display case, and that subdued finish is exactly what draws people to this model.

Old Randall Details That Matter

The 4.75-inch barrel is the classic gunfighter length, quick out of the leather and easy to carry all day at around 2.45 pounds. Chambering it in .357 Magnum was a smart call too, since you can run full magnum loads when you want the thump or feed it mild .38 Special for cheap, easy-going range sessions. Sights are period correct with a fixed blade up front and a notch cut into the frame at the rear, and the six-round cylinder rounds out the traditional package. The Navy-size walnut grip is a touch slimmer than the standard Army style, which a lot of folks find points more naturally and suits medium-sized hands well.

Uberti Craftsmanship Behind the Taylors & Company Name

Like the rest of the Taylors lineup, the Old Randall is manufactured by Uberti in Italy, a name that has set the standard for reproduction single actions for decades. Fit and finish on these tend to be very good out of the box, with a crisp hammer draw and the four-click cadence that makes an 1873-style revolver so satisfying to handle. Whether you're getting into cowboy action shooting, want a wheelgun for trail carry and plinking, or just appreciate a revolver with real character, this one earns its spot in the safe. It looks the part, shoots modern ammo you can find anywhere, and won't make you nervous about putting wear on a glossy showpiece.