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Taylors and Company 1873 Cattleman .357 Mag 4.75″ Revolver

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SKU: TSW|121395
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The Taylors and Company 1873 Cattleman .357 Mag 4.75” Revolver delivers a compact birdshead grip, color case-hardened frame, and fixed sights for reliable single-action performance. Perfect for EDC, Cowboy Action Shooting, or collectors who want a classic belly-gun with modern .357 Magnum power.

SKU: TSW|121395 Category: Revolvers

The Taylors and Company 1873 Cattleman .357 Mag 4.75” Revolver is a traditional single-action revolver that blends Old West styling with modern-caliber practicality. Chambered in .357 Magnum, it features a 4.75-inch blued barrel, a forged color case-hardened steel frame, and a birdshead walnut grip for classic ergonomics. This “belly-gun” silhouette is compact enough for EDC carry while delivering the power and accuracy needed for range days and historical shooting disciplines. Per manufacturer specs, the fixed blade front and notched rear sights keep the profile period-correct, and the exposed hammer supports consistent single-action operation.

Manufacturer	Taylors and Company
Model	1873 Cattleman Birdshead
Material	Forged color case-hardened steel frame, blued steel cylinder and barrel
Compatibility	.357 Magnum / .38 Special
Finish	Blued barrel and cylinder, case-hardened frame
Weight	Approx. 35 oz (per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

Birdshead Grip — Why it matters: The compact walnut grip reduces overall length and improves concealability, making this revolver a natural for everyday carry or a backup gun in a pocket dump setup.
Color Case-Hardened Frame — Why it matters: This traditional finish not only looks authentic but also adds surface hardness for durability against holster wear and range use.
4.75-Inch Blued Barrel — Why it matters: The barrel length balances sight radius for accuracy with a compact profile that clears holsters quickly, ideal for both target shooting and defensive drills.
Fixed Sights — Why it matters: The blade front and notched rear are zeroed at the factory for common defensive distances, so you don’t have to mess with adjustments — just point and shoot.
Exposed Hammer — Why it matters: Allows for thumb-cocking during single-action fire, giving you a crisp trigger pull for precision shots, especially in CAS (Cowboy Action Shooting) matches.

Who It’s For

This revolver is built for the EDC enthusiast who wants a piece of history that still works today. It’s also ideal for Cowboy Action Shooters who need a reliable .357 Mag revolver that fits SASS rules. Collectors will appreciate the birdshead grip and case-hardened finish as a standout in any safe. If you carry a pocket dump or belt rig and value a slim, lightweight single-action, this is your wheelgun.

Pros and Cons

Pro: Authentic 1873 design with modern .357 Magnum stopping power — you can shoot .38 Special for practice, too.
Pro: Compact birdshead grip makes it one of the most concealable single-action revolvers on the market.
Con: Fixed sights limit elevation adjustments for long-range precision (beyond 25 yards). Most shooters won’t notice, but competitive shooters may want a taller front sight.

Comparison

Feature	Taylors 1873 Cattleman .357 Mag 4.75”	Zev Technologies OZ9c	Geissele Automatics Super Duty Pistol
Action Type	Single-action revolver	Striker-fired semi-auto	Striker-fired semi-auto
Caliber	.357 Magnum / .38 Special	9mm	5.56 NATO (rifle)
Barrel Length	4.75 inches	4.5 inches	16 inches
Capacity	6 rounds	15+1	30 rounds (mag)
Weight	35 oz	24 oz	6.5 lbs
Best For	EDC, CAS, collectors	Competition, duty	Home defense, range

FAQ

What is the barrel length of the Taylors 1873 Cattleman .357 Mag?

The barrel measures 4.75 inches from the front of the cylinder to the muzzle, giving you a classic balance of accuracy and concealability.

Can I shoot .38 Special in this revolver?

Yes. The cylinder accepts .38 Special rounds without any modifications, making it versatile for practice or lighter recoil loads.

Is the grip interchangeable with other 1873 models?

The birdshead grip is specific to this variant, but aftermarket grips are available from makers like Altamont and Eagle Grips.

Does this revolver have a transfer bar safety?

No. Like most traditional single-actions, it relies on a half-cock notch and loading gate. Always carry with the hammer down on an empty chamber for safety.

What holster fits the Taylors 1873 Cattleman 4.75”?

Look for holsters designed for Colt SAA or Uberti 1873 with a 4.75-inch barrel. Brands like Galco and Simply Rugged offer compatible options.