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Some revolvers are tools, and some are pieces you catch yourself staring at. The Taylors & Company 1873 Cattleman in 45 Colt lands squarely in the second camp without giving up anything on the first. The white-heat treated finish gives the steel a bright, almost silvery look, and the engraving pattern mixes floral scrollwork with cross-hatch and stippled textures across the 4.75 inch round barrel, cylinder, and frame. The pattern is applied at the factory and then chased by hand to add real depth, so the detail catches light the way old presentation pieces did. Paired with the Navy-size black polymer grip, the contrast is striking without being loud.
Underneath the looks, this is the same 1873 Cattleman that has earned a loyal following in cowboy action circles. Taylor's builds these on forged steel frames rather than cast, which gives the metal better grain structure and strength for years of regular shooting. The single action lockwork is simple and proven: cock the exposed hammer, press the trigger, repeat. Sights are the classic fixed blade front and notched rear, true to the original Single Action Army pattern. The 4.75 inch barrel length is the classic gunfighter configuration, quick out of a leather rig and easy to carry all day.
A quick note on upkeep, since folks ask. The white-heat treated finish is bare polished steel rather than a plated or stainless surface, so treat it like you would a blued gun. A light coat of oil after handling and a wipe down before it goes back in the safe keeps it looking sharp for decades.
Plenty of single actions can punch holes in paper. This one does that while looking like something passed down from a great-grandfather who rode for a brand. Whether it ends up working match stages, riding along on ranch chores, or anchoring a collection, the engraved Cattleman is the kind of revolver that gets handed around the shop counter more than once before it goes home.
The white-heat treated finish is bare polished steel, so maintain it the same way you would a blued firearm. Wipe it down with a lightly oiled cloth after handling and keep a thin protective coat on it during storage. Avoid leaving fingerprints on it long term, since skin oils can mark unprotected steel over time.
Yes, the Cattleman line is a staple in cowboy action competition. The forged steel frame holds up to the demands of regular match shooting, and the traditional single action lockwork is exactly what the sport calls for. The 4.75 inch barrel is a favorite length for quick, smooth draws from a leather rig.
Stick with standard pressure 45 Colt loads that meet SAAMI specifications. Cowboy action loads with lead bullets are a natural match and keep recoil pleasant for long range sessions. This is a traditional single action design, so it is not intended for the heavy hunting loads meant for large-frame magnum revolvers.
The pattern is applied at the factory and then hand chased by an engraver, which adds genuine depth and dimension to the design. The result blends floral scroll, cross-hatch, and stippled elements across the barrel, cylinder, and frame. It gives you the look of custom engraving work at a fraction of what a full hand-cut job would run.
| UPC | 810012512220 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 555160 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Finish | White Engraved |
| Barrel Length | 4.75" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 45 Colt (Long Colt) |
| Capacity | 6 |
| Sights | Blade Front/Notched Rear |
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