Taylors and Company 550859 1847 Walker Break Open 44 Cal Striker Fire 9" 6rd Color Case Hardened Frame Blued Barrel & Cylinder Walnut Grip

Taylors and Company 550859 1847 Walker Break Open 44 Cal Striker Fire 9" 6rd Color Case Hardened Frame Blued Barrel & Cylinder Walnut Grip

Taylors & Company
SKU:
115690934
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UPC:
839665004043
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MPN:
550859
$566.43
Current Stock:
Product Specifications
Firearm Group:
Black Powder
Caliber-Gauge:
44 Caliber
Finish-Color:
Case Hardened
Barrel Length:
9"
Barrel Length Range:
9" to 9.99"
OAL:
15.70"
Weight:
4.50 lbs
Action:
Break Open
Sights:
Blade Front
Weight Range:
4 lbs to 4.99 lbs
Barrel Description:
Round
Ignition:
Striker Fire
Product Overview

The Taylors & Co. 1847 Walker .44 caliber revolver is a faithful reproduction of one of the most legendary percussion revolvers in American firearms history. Built for shooters who want authentic black powder performance without compromise, this 6-round revolver combines the stopping power and historical character that made the original Walker famous among Civil War-era shooters, reenactors, and black powder enthusiasts. With its 9-inch blued barrel, case hardened frame, and walnut grips, the Walker delivers the look and feel of a genuine period piece.

The Walker's substantial .44 caliber bore and 6-round capacity made it a favorite among mounted troops and those who needed reliable, powerful firepower. This reproduction maintains those core strengths: the blued round barrel and cylinder provide a professional appearance and corrosion resistance, while the case hardened frame showcases the distinctive coloring that defines the Walker's aesthetic. The walnut grips offer a secure, comfortable hold that ages gracefully with use.

Whether you're loading for target work at the range, preparing for a black powder hunting season, or collecting historically significant reproductions, the Walker is a substantial, capable revolver. Percussion ignition and black powder loading require knowledge and discipline—this isn't a modern cartridge gun—but that's part of the appeal for serious shooters who respect the craft. The Walker's weight and balance reward steady shooting, and its reputation speaks for itself.