TAYLOR’S & COMPANY CATTLEMAN 45LC BL/WD 5.5″

Taylor’s & Company Cattleman 45LC BL/WD 5.5" Revolver

The Taylor’s & Company Cattleman 45LC BL/WD 5.5" revolver is built for shooters who want a compact, reliable revolver option for EDC carry and home defense use. Chambered for .45 ACP with a 5.5" barrel, it offers a classic, single-action configuration that’s commonly chosen for range sessions, backup protection, and duty-style handling. With fixed blade and notch rear sights, it’s designed for straightforward aiming under typical defensive and recreational conditions.

Key Specifications

• Manufacturer is Taylors and Company.
• Manufacturer part number is 555118.
• UPC is 839665002759.
• Action is Single Action.
• Firearm type is Revolver.
• ATF type is Revolver.
• Barrel length is 5.5".
• Caliber/gauge is .45 ACP.
• Capacity is 6 rounds.
• Rate of twist is 1-in-16".
• Sight type is Fixed Sights.
• Sights are Fixed Blade | Notch Rear.

This Taylor’s & Company Cattleman model combines a manageable 5.5" revolver platform with 6-round capacity and fixed sights for quick, consistent target acquisition. The single-action design emphasizes deliberate, accurate shooting, making it a strong choice for training, defensive readiness, and traditional revolver enthusiasts who want dependable revolver performance with a familiar manual operation.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• What caliber is the Taylor’s & Company Cattleman 45LC BL/WD 5.5" revolver? It is chambered in .45 ACP.
• How many rounds does the revolver hold? The cylinder capacity is 6 rounds.
• Is this revolver single-action or double-action? It uses a Single Action configuration.
• What is the barrel length? The barrel length is 5.5".
• What sights are included? It features Fixed Blade front sights and a Notch Rear sight setup.
• What is the rate of twist? The rate of twist is 1-in-16".
• Is this suitable for home defense or EDC? As a revolver platform with fixed sights and a traditional single-action manual operation, it can be used for home defense and range/defensive training; always ensure you follow local laws, use safe handling practices, and train with the specific ammunition you intend to carry or store.
• Does the fixed sight design affect accuracy? Fixed sights are typically chosen for durability and repeatability; accuracy depends on proper sight alignment, ammunition choice, and consistent grip and trigger control.