The Taylor's & CO. 1873 Cattleman Outlaw Legacy Engraved is a .45 Colt (LC) single-action revolver with a 4.75-inch barrel and 6-round capacity. It weighs 2.3 lbs (36.80 oz) and measures 10.25 inches overall. The frame has a blued engraved steel finish and the grips are ivory synthetic. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model Name: 1873 Cattleman Outlaw Legacy Engraved 
• SKU: 1794001799 
• UPC: 839665000366 
• Caliber: .45 Colt (LC) 
• Action Type: Single Action Only (SAO) 
• Capacity: 6 rounds 
• Barrel Length: 4.75 inches 
• Overall Length: 10.25 inches 
• Weight: 2.3 lbs (36.80 oz) 
• Sights: Fixed Front & Notched Rear 
• Grip Material: Ivory Synthetic 
• Frame Finish: Blued Engraved Steel 
   

Detailed Features 

The engraved blued steel frame is the defining feature here. It gives the revolver a distinctive look that sets it apart from plain-finished SAA-style revolvers. The synthetic ivory grips complete the aesthetic and hold comfortably. Fixed front and notched rear sights are standard for the design. 
 
The single-action mechanism requires manually cocking the hammer before each shot. The .45 Colt (LC) chambering is a classic caliber with good performance at typical defensive and sporting distances. 
 

Target Audience 

Buyers looking for a collector-grade or display-worthy SAA-style .45 Colt revolver with engraving, as well as cowboy action competitors who want period-authentic aesthetics. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

1. Competitive Shooting: Single-action mechanics and accurate sights suit cowboy action shooting events. 
2. Hunting: .45 Colt caliber works as a field sidearm for larger game. 
3. Collecting and Display: The engraving and ivory synthetic grips make it visually distinctive in a collection.

The Taylor's 1873 Cattleman Legacy Engraved .45 LC draws strong appreciation for its aesthetics and solid shooting performance.

The engraved finish is the most talked-about feature. Owners consistently describe it as well-executed and visually striking, evoking the ornate revolvers associated with Old West history. The ivory synthetic grips complement the engraving and hold up well. Collectors and cowboy action participants are the most enthusiastic buyers.

Shooting performance is generally well-regarded. The .45 Long Colt caliber is praised for its smooth, manageable recoil and classic ballistics. Most owners report reliable function and accurate shooting, with the balance and weight distribution described as comfortable. New and experienced shooters both find it accessible.

Critiques are more practical than performance-based. Cleaning around the engraving takes more care than a plain-finished revolver, which some owners note as a minor but real maintenance consideration. Price comparisons with similar-spec revolvers from other manufacturers come up, with some buyers feeling the premium for the engraving is on the higher end. Occasional fit and finish variations between individual units are mentioned in a few reviews.

Overall the Legacy Engraved is viewed as a well-made, good-shooting SAA-style revolver that adds meaningful visual appeal on top of functional performance.

The engraved Cattleman is a beautiful pistol with excellent fit and finish. Mine shoots directly to the point of aim, something I do not always encounter with 1873-style revolvers and their clones. It is a genuinely good shooter, and the close fitment adds to its appeal. My reservation is the trigger, which could be better. That issue keeps the overall experience in the middle for me despite the handsome execution and solid shooting behavior.

This revolver is not bad, but the trigger keeps it from making a stronger overall impression. It could use a cleaner, more satisfying feel, and that shortcoming is noticeable enough to shape my rating. Beyond the trigger, I found the rest of the gun acceptable. The appearance is beautiful, with fit and finish that compare very favorably to other 1873-style revolvers. It also shoots to the point of aim, which is not something I take for granted with this pattern. Those strengths make the trigger more frustrating, since the revolver otherwise presents and shoots well. I am reasonably satisfied, but it lands in the middle for me because its most immediate control could have been executed better.