Classic single-action revolvers remain relevant for collectors, mounted shooting enthusiasts, and tactical users who value simple, reliable mechanics. The Schofield pattern is notable for its one-handed operation and break-open design that made it a cavalry favorite; modern reproductions bring that legacy into contemporary use with improved materials and fit.

TAYLOR’S & CO. SECOND MODEL is a faithful reproduction that blends historic form with modern manufacturing. Taylors handgun line are replicas copying the original designs but built with todays high quality standards in mind. The Schofield model was designed to be operated with one hand while on horseback making it ideal for soldiers in the U.S. Cavalry. The breakopen pistols barrel latch opens by pulling it back and has a rear sight notch incorporated into it. This 45LC model has a 5 barrel blued metal finish walnut grip and a fixed blade front sight. Shop this product

Design & Key Features

The break-open Schofield frame remains the defining feature. Its barrel latch, which opens by pulling it back, also carries a rear sight notch—an elegant integration that simplifies sight alignment while preserving the original silhouette. The fixed blade front sight provides a durable, snag-free reference for quick presentation.

Finish, Grip, and Barrel

This .45LC example sports a blued metal finish and a walnut grip that echoes period aesthetics while offering modern ergonomics. The listed five-inch barrel balances sight radius against portability and keeps the center of gravity forward for stable pointability.

Caliber Considerations: .45LC

The .45 Long Colt remains a capable cartridge for close-range defensive use and medium-game fieldwork. Its straight-walled, large-bore design delivers strong terminal performance at typical revolver engagement distances. In a single-action revolver like this, expect controllable recoil with proper technique and a cartridge that is reliable on hard-cast or soft-lead bullet options.

For collectors and practical shooters who want the look and operation of a historic Schofield with modern reliability, the price point of $1329.99 positions this revolver as a premium replica built for long-term use. View product details and pricing

Buying Notes and Use

As an informed buyer, verify local regulations and ensure you select appropriate ammunition. This revolver is best suited to range work, historical shoots, and defensive scenarios where a robust, single-action platform is desired. For purchase and availability, click through to the shop page to complete your transaction with the retailer. Check current availability

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