Taylors & Company 1873 Cattleman Standard Finish Taylor Tuned .45 LC Revolver, Case Hardened - 700ADE

In the dusty town of Deadwood, there was a legend that spread like wildfire among the cowboys and outlaws who roamed the wild west. It was said that there was a gun like no other, a weapon that could outshoot any man foolish enough to challenge its owner. That gun was known as Taylors & Company 700ADE 1873 Cattleman New Model. Crafted with precision and care by the skilled hands of Taylors and Company, this revolver was a force to be reckoned with. Its 10.30" barrel was fixed with a front sight that never missed its mark, while the notched rear sight ensured accuracy even in the heat of battle. Weighing in at 39.20 oz, this revolver was a perfect balance of power and control. The Taylor Polished Blued finish gave the gun a sleek and polished look, while the Taylor Polished Color Case Hardened Steel frame added a touch of elegance to its rugged exterior. The walnut navy size grip fit perfectly in the hand, providing comfort and stability with every shot fired. Chambered in .45 LONG COLT, this revolver packed a punch that could take down even the toughest of foes. With a capacity of 6 rounds, the Taylors & Company 700ADE was always ready for action. Its single action mechanism ensured quick and precise shooting, while the exposed hammer added an element of danger to every pull of the trigger. But what truly set this revolver apart was the Taylor Tuned action, a special modification that made it smoother and more reliable than any other gun on the market. This was a weapon that had been honed to perfection, a true masterpiece of craftsmanship and ingenuity. In the world of revolvers, Taylors & Company 700ADE 1873 Cattleman New Model stood tall as a symbol of power and precision. It was a gun that demanded respect, a weapon that could turn the tide of any gunfight in the blink of an eye. For those brave enough to wield it, the Taylors & Company 700ADE was more than just a gun – it was a legend in the making.