The Taylors and Co 1873 Cattleman in .357 Magnum is a single-action revolver with a 5.5-inch barrel and stainless steel finish. The 1873 pattern is a well-established design with walnut grips and a six-round cylinder, well-suited to cowboy action shooting, range practice, and collecting. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Action: Revolver 
• Barrel Length: 5.5 inches 
• Caliber: .357 Magnum 
• Capacity: 6 rounds 
• Weight: 2.3 lbs. 
• Finish: Stainless Steel 
   

Detailed Features 

 
The 5.5-inch barrel -- "Cavalry" length -- gives a stable sighting radius and comfortable balance in hand. Stainless steel holds up to weather and regular use without the maintenance demands of a blued finish. 
 
Walnut grips are a traditional fit for the 1873 design and provide a natural hold. The blade front sight allows quick acquisition at range distances. Six rounds of .357 Magnum is solid practical capacity, and the revolver also accepts .38 Special for lighter practice loads. 
 
Taylors sources revolvers from Uberti, and workmanship is consistent with that manufacturer's production.

Owners and enthusiasts discussing the Taylors & Co 1873 Cattleman .357 Magnum consistently note its Old West aesthetic as a major draw. The steel finish and walnut grips give it a traditional look that appeals to collectors and cowboy action shooters.

Range performance is rated positively. The revolver shoots reliably and handles well, and the .357 Magnum caliber is valued for its versatility -- full-power loads for hunting or defense, lighter .38 Special for extended range sessions.

Weight is occasionally noted: the steel frame feels substantial during long matches or extended carry. Price comes up as a consideration, with some finding it on the higher end for the category while others consider the Uberti quality sufficient justification.

Overall the feedback balances genuine appreciation for the classic design against honest practical observations about weight and value.