The Taylors and Company 1873 Comanchero is a lever-action rifle chambered in .357 Magnum with a 20-inch octagonal barrel, 10+1 capacity, blued finish, walnut stock, and case-hardened receiver. It weighs 7.59 lbs. 
 

Key Specifications: 

• Barrel Length: 20 inches 
• Caliber: .357 Magnum 
• Capacity: 10 rounds (+1 in the chamber) 
• Condition: New in Box 
• Finish: Blued 
• Manufacturer: Taylors and Co 
• Model: 1873 Comanchero Lever 
• Type: Lever Action Rifle 
• Weight: 7.59 lbs 
   

Features: 

 
The octagonal barrel is the defining visual feature -- it gives the rifle a 19th-century profile and adds a bit of rigidity compared to a round barrel of the same length. The blued finish pairs with the case-hardened receiver, which shows the familiar color-case pattern. 
 
The buckhorn rear sight and bead front sight are standard on the 1873 pattern. They work fine for target shooting and hunting at typical lever-action distances. The walnut stock is comfortable and gives the rifle good weight balance. 
 
.357 Magnum also accepts .38 Special, which makes it flexible for range practice at lower cost and recoil. The 10+1 capacity is generous for the caliber and format. 
 

Owners of the 1873 Comanchero generally rate it highly among modern 1873-pattern rifles. The lever action is smooth out of the box -- a common complaint with budget lever guns -- and the cycling is consistent with both .357 Magnum and .38 Special.

The octagonal barrel and walnut stock get consistent praise for fit and finish. People buying this for cowboy action shooting appreciate that it looks and handles the part without requiring cosmetic modifications.

The main negative feedback is weight. At 7.59 lbs it's on the heavier side for a .357 lever gun, and some users mention fatigue during extended field carry. Price is also noted as a consideration -- it's priced above entry-level lever-action options, though most owners feel the quality justifies it. A small number of users note the sights are basic and may want to upgrade for precision work.