The Taylors & Co 1875 Army Outlaw .357 Mag revolver is a historically inspired single-action built on the proven Remington design that earned respect from lawmen and civilians across the Old West. This large-frame revolver chambers .357 Magnum, pairing authentic 1875 styling with the flexibility of a modern cartridge that lets you shoot both .357 Mag and .38 Special loads. With a 7-1/2 inch barrel and 6-round capacity, it delivers the reach and stopping power that made the original a working gun, not a showpiece.

The case-hardened frame and blue finish give this revolver a period-correct look that turns heads at the range or in the hunting camp. The two-piece walnut grips feel natural in your hand and age beautifully with use. At 2.8 lbs and 13.6 inches overall, it balances easy carry with the heft you expect from a proper single-action revolver. The fixed blade front sight keeps things simple and reliable—no batteries, no fussy adjustments.

Whether you're after an affordable entry into single-action shooting, building a versatile revolver for hunting or trail work, or just appreciate firearms built on timeless mechanical principles, the 1875 Army Outlaw delivers solid performance without pretense. It's made for shooters who value function over flash and respect the guns that built the West.

Key Features

• Faithful reproduction of the 1875 Remington single-action design with solid frame construction
• .357 Magnum caliber with flexibility to shoot .357 and .38 Special ammunition
• 7-1/2 inch barrel for effective range and velocity
• 6-round capacity
• Case-hardened frame with blue finish for period-correct aesthetics and durability
• Two-piece walnut grips
• Fixed blade front sight for reliable aiming
• Large frame design for comfortable handling and shootability

Specifications

Caliber	.357 Magnum
Barrel Length	7-1/2 inches
Capacity	6 rounds
Overall Length	13.6 inches
Weight	2.8 lbs
Finish	Blue with case-hardened frame
Grips	2-piece walnut
Front Sight	Blade
Frame	Large frame, solid construction
Manufacturer	Taylors and Company

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I shoot .38 Special ammunition in this .357 Magnum revolver?

Yes. The 1875 Army Outlaw in .357 Magnum will safely fire .38 Special ammunition, giving you ammunition flexibility and lower recoil options for practice or lighter shooting.

What's the difference between this revolver and a typical modern double-action?

The 1875 Army Outlaw is a single-action revolver, meaning you must manually cock the hammer before each shot. This design is simpler mechanically, easier to maintain, and preferred by many hunters and sport shooters for its clean trigger and pointability.

Is this revolver suitable for hunting?

Yes. The 7-1/2 inch barrel, .357 Magnum caliber, and 6-round capacity make this revolver capable for hunting applications where .357 Magnum is appropriate. Its fixed sight and single-action design appeal to hunters who value reliability and mechanical simplicity.

What sights does it have?

The 1875 Army Outlaw features a fixed blade front sight. There is no rear sight adjustment on this model—it's designed with period-correct sighting to match the 1875 Remington original.