Taylors & Co 1875 Army Outlaw Standard .45 LC Revolver Case Hardened

The Taylors & Co 1875 Army Outlaw Standard .45 LC revolver is a faithful single-action reproduction that channels the rugged heritage of Remington's iconic Old West designs. Built on a solid frame with period-correct styling, this .45 Colt six-shooter delivers the classic feel of a revolver that saw genuine use in the hands of frontier lawmen and notorious figures alike. Whether you're a Cowboy Action Shooting competitor, a period-correct collector, or someone who appreciates straightforward single-action handling, the 1875 Army Outlaw offers proven mechanical simplicity and authentic aesthetics in a manageable 7.5-inch barrel package.

The case-hardened frame provides visual distinction while the balance of the receiver wears a traditional blue finish. Two-piece walnut grips fill the hand naturally, and a blade front sight keeps the sight picture uncluttered. At 2.8 pounds and 13.6 inches overall length, this revolver sits between pure pocket carry and a full-size duty gun—versatile enough for range work, hunting small game, or dedicated Cowboy Action competition without excessive bulk. The cast steel frame delivers solid lockup and reliability across thousands of rounds when properly maintained.

Chambered in .45 Colt, the 1875 Army Outlaw taps into one of the most flexible and historically significant handgun cartridges in existence. Reloaders appreciate the forgiving nature of the round, and factory ammunition is readily available. The six-round capacity and traditional single-action trigger discipline reward deliberate shooting—exactly what the design was built for.

Key Features

• Solid-frame single-action revolver with period-correct Remington 1875 profile
• Case-hardened frame with blue finish receiver for authentic appearance
• Two-piece walnut grip scales
• Blade front sight for quick target acquisition
• Six-round cylinder in .45 Colt
• 7.5-inch barrel for balance and velocity
• Cast steel frame construction

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the .45 Colt caliber good for in a revolver like this?

The .45 Colt is one of the most versatile handgun cartridges ever developed. Factory loads range from light cowboy-action loads to full-power hunting rounds. Reloaders can tailor ballistics to their specific needs. It's suitable for target shooting, Cowboy Action competitions, and small-game hunting, and the round's low pressure ceiling and forgiving nature make it ideal for cast-frame revolvers.

Is the 1875 Army Outlaw suitable for Cowboy Action Shooting?

Yes. The authentic Remington 1875 profile and single-action trigger are competition-legal in most Cowboy Action Shooting matches. The design and ergonomics have been proven in that sport for decades.

What finish does this revolver have?

The frame features case hardening for a distinctive mottled appearance, while the balance of the receiver is finished in blue. This combination provides both visual character and corrosion resistance typical of quality reproductions.

What sights come on the 1875 Army Outlaw?

This model is equipped with a blade front sight. There is no adjustable rear sight; the gun is regulated for standard .45 Colt loads at typical engagement distances and relies on the fixed-sight system.