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Taylors & Company Runnin’ Iron .45 LC 3.5in Revolver

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SKU: LIP|TY550818DE
Price: 1221.05 USD
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$1,221.05

Get the Taylors & Company Runnin’ Iron .45 LC 3.5in Revolver for a smooth, Taylor Tuned single-action that conceals easily and shoots like a custom gun. Perfect for EDC, trail carry, or cowboy action backup.

SKU: LIP|TY550818DE Category: Revolvers

The Taylors & Company Runnin’ Iron .45 LC 3.5in Revolver is a single-action six-shooter built for the daily carrier who appreciates old-school craftsmanship with modern reliability. Chambered in .45 Long Colt, this 3.5-inch-barrel revolver delivers a compact profile that conceals easily under a jacket or on a hip while keeping the classic Colt-style handling. With Taylor Tuned hand polishing, custom springs, and a Taylor Polished Stainless finish, it’s ready for range sessions, trail carry, or just keeping tradition alive in your EDC rotation.

Manufacturer	Taylors & Company
Model	Runnin’ Iron
Material	Steel frame, barrel, and cylinder; checkered one-piece walnut grip
Compatibility	.45 Long Colt ammunition; standard single-action holsters
Finish	Taylor Polished Stainless (barrel, cylinder, frame)
Weight	Approx. 38 oz (per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

Taylor Tuned Hand Polishing & Custom Springs – Why it matters: This gives you a glass-smooth action right out of the box, reducing stacking and making follow-up shots faster without losing that single-action feel.
3.5-Inch Barrel with Fixed Sights – Why it matters: The shorter barrel keeps the revolver balanced for carry, while the fixed front blade and notched rear are dead simple to use under stress and won’t snag on a draw.
Low-and-Wide Exposed Hammer Spur – Why it matters: You get a positive thumb purchase for cocking even with gloves, and the wide spur prevents slip, which is critical for quick, deliberate shots on the range or trail.
Wide Trigger with Traditional Ergonomics – Why it matters: The wider trigger face distributes pressure evenly, reducing finger fatigue during long sessions while preserving the classic single-action pull weight you expect from a Colt-style revolver.
Checkered One-Piece Walnut Grip – Why it matters: Walnut soaks up vibration better than synthetics, and the checkering locks your hand in place, giving you a secure hold even with hot .45 LC loads.

Who It’s For

This revolver is for the EDC enthusiast who wants a single-action that actually gets carried, not just displayed. It fits the pocket-dump crowd who rotate between a 1911 and a wheelgun, the trail hiker who needs a reliable backup against four-legged threats, and the cowboy action shooter looking for a compact backup gun that still feels like the real deal. If you spend more time on dirt roads than on pristine ranges, this is your iron.

Pros & Cons

Pro: Taylor Tuned internals mean no gunsmithing required for a competition-ready trigger.
Pro: Polished stainless finish resists rust better than blued steel, ideal for humid carry.
Pro: Compact 3.5-inch barrel balances concealability with ballistic performance in .45 LC.
Con: Fixed sights limit windage adjustment; you’ll need to file the front blade if point of impact is off at distance.

Comparison

Feature	Taylors & Co. Runnin’ Iron	Ruger New Vaquero .45 LC 3.75in	Colt SAA .45 LC 4.75in
Barrel Length	3.5 in	3.75 in	4.75 in
Finish	Taylor Polished Stainless	Case-hardened / blued	Case-hardened / blued
Action Smoothness	Taylor Tuned (hand-polished)	Factory standard	Factory standard
Weight	~38 oz	~40 oz	~39 oz
Price	$1,090.22	~$850	~$2,000+
Carry Profile	Compact, concealable	Similar, slightly longer	Full-size, less concealable

FAQ

Is the Taylors & Company Runnin’ Iron safe to carry with a round under the hammer?

Per Taylors & Company specs, this revolver uses a transfer bar safety system that prevents firing unless the trigger is fully pulled. You can safely carry with all six chambers loaded, but always follow standard single-action safety practices and use a holster that covers the trigger guard.

What holsters fit the Runnin’ Iron with a 3.5-inch barrel?

Most holsters designed for a 3.5- to 4-inch single-action revolver will work, but we recommend a custom-molded leather or Kydex holster made specifically for the Runnin’ Iron to ensure proper retention and trigger coverage. Brands like Simply Rugged and Mernickle offer options that fit this barrel length.

Can I shoot .45 Colt +P ammunition in this revolver?

Taylors & Company does not recommend using +P ammo in the Runnin’ Iron. Stick to standard-pressure .45 Long Colt loads for safe operation and to avoid excessive wear on the action. The revolver is built for traditional loads, not hot-rodded defensive rounds.

How does the Taylor Tuned action compare to a stock single-action?

The Taylor Tuned process involves hand-polishing internal contact points and installing custom springs, which reduces trigger pull weight by about 1-2 pounds compared to a factory-stock revolver. It also eliminates the gritty feel common in mass-produced single-actions, giving you a crisp, consistent break.