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Taylors and Company Runnin’ Iron .45 Long Colt 4.75″ 6-Round

Name: Taylors and Company Runnin’ Iron .45 Long Colt 4.75” 6-Round | Taylor Tuned Revolver
SKU: CSSI|TURC1550885DE
Price: 1023.08 USD
Availability: InStock

$1,023.08

The Taylors and Company Runnin’ Iron .45 Long Colt 4.75” 6-Round delivers a factory-tuned single-action revolver with a polished trigger, aggressive walnut grip, and durable black nitride finish—ready for fast, reliable carry and range work.

SKU: CSSI|TURC1550885DE Category: HANDGUNS

The Taylors and Company Runnin’ Iron .45 Long Colt 4.75” 6-Round is a single-action revolver built for shooters who demand speed, consistency, and reliability right out of the box. This Black Rock model comes Taylor Tuned with hand-polished internals and custom springs, delivering a refined trigger pull and smooth action without a trip to the gunsmith. The low-and-wide hammer spur and wide trigger are designed for rapid follow-up shots, while the checkered one-piece walnut grip locks into your hand for positive control. If you’re looking for a production single-action that handles like a custom piece, this is it.

Manufacturer	Taylors and Company
Model	Runnin’ Iron Black Rock
Material	Steel frame, walnut grip
Compatibility	.45 Long Colt ammunition
Finish	Taylor Polished Black Nitride
Weight	Approx. 40 oz (per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

Taylor Tuned Action — Hand-polished internals and custom springs give you a crisp, consistent trigger pull right from the factory. No need to send it off for a trigger job; it’s ready for the range or the holster.
Low-and-Wide Hammer Spur — The hammer profile is designed for fast, positive thumb placement during cocking. You get a full purchase every time, even under stress or with gloves on.
Wide Trigger — A broader trigger face distributes pressure evenly across your finger, reducing fatigue during long sessions. It helps you stay on target for repeat shots.
Checkered One-Piece Walnut Grip — The aggressive checkering bites into your palm, preventing the revolver from shifting in your hand during rapid fire. The one-piece construction adds strength and a classic look.
Taylor Polished Black Nitride Finish — This isn’t just for looks. The nitride treatment penetrates the metal surface, offering superior corrosion resistance and a slick, low-friction exterior that holsters smoothly.

Who It’s For

This revolver is for the shooter who carries a six-gun as part of their everyday carry rotation or hits the range for fast-paced cowboy action shooting. It’s also for collectors who want a production single-action that performs like a custom build. If you value a tuned trigger and aggressive grip texture over flashy engraving, the Runnin’ Iron fits your style.

Pros and Cons

Pros: Factory-tuned action saves you time and money; low-and-wide hammer spur is ideal for speed; nitride finish is durable and rust-resistant; walnut grip offers excellent traction.
Cons: The 4.75-inch barrel limits sight radius compared to longer models. For precision target work at longer distances, you might prefer a 5.5-inch or 7.5-inch variant.

Comparison with Competitors

Feature	Taylors Runnin’ Iron	Ruger Vaquero	Uberti Cattleman
Action Type	Single-action	Single-action	Single-action
Caliber	.45 Long Colt	.45 Long Colt	.45 Long Colt
Barrel Length	4.75 inches	4.62 inches	4.75 inches
Factory Tuning	Yes (Taylor Tuned)	No	No
Grip Material	Checkered walnut	Smooth walnut	Smooth walnut
Finish	Polished Black Nitride	Case-hardened/Blued	Case-hardened/Blued
Price Range	~$913	~$750	~$600

Per manufacturer specs, the Runnin’ Iron’s Taylor Tuned action gives it a distinct edge in trigger quality and cycling smoothness over the Ruger Vaquero and Uberti Cattleman. You pay more upfront, but you skip the cost of a gunsmith visit.

FAQ

Is the Taylors and Company Runnin’ Iron safe to carry with all six rounds loaded?

Like most single-action revolvers without a transfer bar safety, carrying with a round under the hammer is not recommended. Use the loading gate to load five rounds and rest the hammer on an empty chamber for safe carry.

Does this revolver come with a warranty?

Yes, Taylors and Company backs the Runnin’ Iron with a limited lifetime warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. Check their website for full terms.

Can I mount optics or a red dot on this revolver?

No, the Runnin’ Iron has a fixed front sight and no optic cut. It’s designed for traditional iron sight use. For optics, you’d need a gunsmith to mill the frame or use a replacement barrel with a rail.

What holster types work best with the 4.75-inch barrel?

Any single-action holster designed for a 4.75-inch barrel will fit. Look for leather or kydex options from brands like Simply Rugged or Galco that accommodate the low-and-wide hammer spur.