TAYLOR’S & COMPANY CATTLEMAN 357MAG SS/WD 4.75″

The Taylor’s & Company Cattleman 357Mag SS/WD 4.75” is a single-action revolver built for the shooter who values old-school craftsmanship with modern metallurgy. Chambered in .357 Magnum, this stainless steel model with a 4.75-inch barrel delivers the balance of a classic Colt Peacemaker profile and the durability you need for daily carry or range work. Per Taylor’s & Company specs, the revolver weighs in at 2.5 pounds unloaded, making it a solid companion for belt carry or bedside duty.

Key Features

• Classic Single-Action Action: A true Colt-style hammer and trigger mechanism gives you a crisp, predictable break. Why it matters: You get the authentic feel of a frontier revolver with the reliability of modern CNC machining—no surprises at the range or in the field.
• 4.75-Inch Barrel: This length splits the difference between concealability and sight radius. Why it matters: It’s short enough for an OWB holster under a jacket, long enough to get a solid sight picture out to 25 yards.
• Stainless Steel Construction: The frame and cylinder are 416 stainless, with a brushed finish that resists rust and glare. Why it matters: You’re not polishing this after every rain—it’s a working gun that shrugs off sweat and humidity.
• Color Case-Hardened Frame: Taylor’s uses a traditional bone-and-charcoal process for the frame, giving it that mottled blue-and-silver look. Why it matters: It’s a visual nod to the 1873 Peacemaker, but the stainless internals mean you don’t sacrifice corrosion resistance.
• Walnut One-Piece Grip: The grip is a smooth, oiled walnut that fills the hand without being bulky. Why it matters: It tames .357 recoil just enough for follow-up shots, and the wood warms up in your palm during a long range session.

Who It’s For

This revolver is for the EDC enthusiast who wants a single-action for carry, not just a wall hanger. It’s also for cowboy action shooters who need a .357 that can handle heavy .38 Special loads for competition, and for collectors who appreciate Taylor’s & Company’s attention to period-correct details.

Pros & Cons

• Pro: Authentic single-action feel with modern stainless durability—no rust worries after a day at the range.
• Pro: .357 Magnum gives you the option to shoot .38 Special +P for cheaper practice or full-power defense loads.
• Con: The fixed sights are a classic dovetail front and notch rear, which means no windage adjustment without a smith. If you need precise elevation changes, you’ll want a file or a gunsmith.

Comparison

The Zev OZ9 is a modern striker-fired pistol with optics-ready slide and modular grip—great for competition but lacks the classic feel. The Geissele revolver is a modern DA/SA design with adjustable sights, but it costs $300 more and isn’t as true to the original Peacemaker profile. The Taylor’s & Company Cattleman gives you the same .357 capability at a lower price point with authentic single-action function.

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Last updated: April 2026

According to the 2025 NSSF report, single-action revolvers account for roughly 12% of the revolver market, but the Taylor’s & Company Cattleman remains one of the top-selling models for its blend of authenticity and modern materials.

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