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Taylors & Company 1873 Cattleman 12-Shot Large .22lr Revolver - 4051
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- Capacity-Rounds:
- 12
- Caliber-Gauge:
- 22 Long Rifle
- Finish-Color:
- Bi-Tone
- Barrel Length:
- 4.75"
- Barrel Length Range:
- 4" to 4.99"
- OAL:
- 10.25"
- Weight:
- 36.32 oz
- Action:
- SAO
- Sights:
- Blade Front, Notched Rear
- Weight Range:
- 32 oz to 47.99 oz
- Grips:
- Walnut
- Cylinder Finish:
- Blued
- Frame Size:
- Large
- Frame Description:
- Color Case Hardened Steel
- Barrel Finish:
- Blued
- Hammer Style:
- Exposed
The Taylors & Company 1873 Cattleman 12-shot .22 LR revolver brings classic single-action handling to a rimfire platform that's perfect for learning, plinking, and small-game hunting. This Model 4051 is a faithful recreation of the iconic 1873 design, scaled to the gentle recoil and economical ammunition of .22 LR—making it an ideal choice for shooters who want authentic cowboy-style mechanics without the kick of a centerfire magnum. Whether you're introducing a younger shooter to revolvers, running trigger time on a budget, or just enjoying the timeless appeal of a Cattleman action, this revolver delivers genuine single-action character in a manageable, approachable package.
Built with a 4¾-inch barrel and an overall length of 10.25 inches, the gun balances pointability with sight radius. The 12-round capacity of .22 LR means fewer reloads during a session at the range or in the field. The blue barrel paired with a case-hardened steel frame gives it that classic worn-in appearance that improves with honest use, while walnut grips provide comfortable control. A simple blade front sight keeps things straightforward—no complicated adjustments or electronics, just you and the gun.
At 2.27 pounds, the Cattleman handles light enough for extended shooting sessions without fatigue, yet solid enough to feel like a real revolver in your hand. It's a no-nonsense tool for anyone serious about the fundamentals of single-action shooting or anyone who simply loves the look, feel, and reliability of a 1873-style gun in a practical, affordable caliber.
Key Features
- 12-shot capacity in .22 LR for extended practice and plinking without frequent reloads
- 4¾-inch barrel with classic single-action profile and adequate sight radius
- Case-hardened steel frame and blue barrel for authentic appearance and durability
- Walnut grips for comfortable, period-correct handling
- Lightweight at 2.27 lbs, suitable for all-day shooting or training
- Simple blade front sight—reliable and easy to use
Specifications
| Caliber | .22 LR |
| Capacity | 12 rounds |
| Barrel Length | 4¾ inches |
| Overall Length | 10.25 inches |
| Weight | 2.27 lbs |
| Frame Material | Steel, case hardened |
| Barrel Finish | Blue |
| Grips | Walnut |
| Front Sight | Blade |
| Action | Single-action revolver |
| Model | 4051 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the 1873 Cattleman .22 LR good for beginners?
Absolutely. The .22 LR produces minimal recoil and is quiet, making it ideal for shooters learning single-action mechanics and trigger control. Ammunition is affordable and widely available, so you can put in serious practice time without breaking the bank.
Can I use this revolver for hunting?
The .22 LR is suitable for small game and varmints at reasonable ranges. With proper shot placement, it's effective for rabbit, squirrel, and other small-game hunting. It's not appropriate for larger game.
What sights does this revolver have?
The Model 4051 features a simple blade front sight. There is no adjustable rear sight; it's a fixed-sight revolver in the traditional 1873 style.
How many rounds does it hold?
This revolver holds 12 rounds of .22 LR ammunition, more than the original 1873 design and well-suited to range sessions and practice.
Firearm Shipments:
To buy rifles or shotguns, you must be 18 years old, and for handguns, actions, or receivers, the minimum age is 21. By placing an order for this firearm, you confirm that you are the legitimate transferee/buyer, meet the legal age requirements, and comply with all Federal, State, and local laws and regulations necessary to purchase this firearm.
We only ship firearms to valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) holders. At checkout we provide a FFL locator for your convenience.
We will need a copy of the FFL’s license to facilitate the process, kindly request your dealer to email us a copy of their FFL, as we cannot dispatch the firearm until we receive this document. It is imperative for the buyer to choose their FFL dealer, ensure they are willing to facilitate the transfer, and have them email their FFL copy to BOSQUE Outdoors. To avoid any confusion, the customer's name or order number must be mentioned in the email containing the FFL.
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- Prior to placing an order, it is the buyer's responsibility to understand and adhere to their state's firearm regulations.
- The buyer should verify with their receiving dealer that the chosen firearm is legally permissible in their state.
- The buyer is accountable for any transfer fees or background check charges imposed by the receiving dealer. If the designated dealer declines to accept the firearm delivery, the buyer assumes responsibility for shipping costs to retrieve the firearm and resend it to an accommodating dealer.
- Handguns will be shipped using air transportation, while long guns can be shipped using ground methods. If your order includes a mix of firearm and non-firearm items, BOSQUE Outdoors will send the firearm(s) to your selected FFL dealer and the remaining non-firearm items to your billing address.
- Firearms cannot be returned to BOSQUE Outdoors; please contact the manufacturer for warranty claims.
- Firearms refused by the FFL Dealer or which cannot be transferred due to a failed background check are subject to a $75 restocking fee plus 10% of the purchase price.
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