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There are plenty of 1873 reproductions floating around, but the Taylors & Company Marshal earns a second look the moment you see that grip. Instead of the usual walnut, the Marshal wears a one-piece aged ivory polymer grip with deep checkering, giving it that old gambler-and-gunfighter character while adding real texture where your hand meets the gun. Set against the color case hardened steel frame, blued 5.5 inch barrel, and blued cylinder, it has the kind of presence that turns heads at any cowboy match or range session.
Underneath the classic styling is a forged steel frame, and that matters more than most folks realize. Forging gives the steel a tighter grain structure than casting, which means this revolver is built to soak up years of hard use, including the high round counts that come with cowboy action shooting. Taylors & Company has these built by Uberti in Italy, a name that has set the standard for Single Action Army reproductions for decades. You get six rounds of .45 Long Colt, a smooth single action trigger, and the traditional four-click hammer that fans of these guns know by heart.
At 36 ounces with an 11.10 inch overall length, the Marshal has enough heft to tame .45 Colt recoil while still balancing naturally in the hand. The 5.5 inch artillery-length barrel splits the difference between the quick-handling 4.75 inch guns and the long 7.5 inch cavalry models, giving you a longer sight radius without feeling barrel heavy. Sights are period correct, with a fixed blade up front and a notch cut into the topstrap, and the checkered grip keeps the gun planted through recoil better than smooth stocks do.
Whether you run it in matches, roll steel plates on the weekend, or just want a proper single action with some personality, the Marshal delivers the traditional experience with the durability to back it up.
The Marshal is manufactured by Uberti in Italy and imported by Taylors & Company, who spec out their own exclusive versions of the 1873 platform. Uberti has been the go-to maker for Single Action Army reproductions for decades, so the fit and finish reflect that experience. Taylors backs it with their own customer support here in the States.
Yes, that's one of the main reasons this revolver exists. The frame is forged rather than cast, which gives the steel better grain structure and the strength to handle high round counts over years of match use. The 5.5 inch barrel is also a popular length in the cowboy action game, balancing sight radius with fast handling.
The Marshal wears a one-piece polymer grip finished in an aged ivory color with sharp checkering across the surface. It captures the look of old ivory-stocked six guns without the cost or fragility of the real thing, and the checkering gives you noticeably more traction than smooth wood or plastic stocks.
No, the Marshal is chambered strictly for .45 Long Colt, also called .45 Colt. It does not accept .45 ACP without a dedicated conversion cylinder, and it is not built to fire .410 shotshells. Stick with standard pressure .45 Colt loads, which this platform was designed around.
| UPC | 839665008669 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 555127 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Finish | Blued |
| Barrel Length | 5.5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .45 Long Colt |
| Capacity | 6 |
| Product Type | Revolver |
| Sights | Blade Front, Notched Rear |
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