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Taylor's 1873 1911 4-7contents1886/1871 SPORTING RIFLES ............................ 39 series | 1892 LEVER ACTION ................................... 40-41 1911 FULL SIZE SERIES ..................................... 4-5 1892 ALASKAN TAKE DOWN RIFLE ..................... 42 1911 CLASSIC SERIES ............................................ 6 1876 CENTENNIAL RIFLE ................................... 43 1911 COMPACT SERIES .......................................... 7 1883 BURGESSTM ............................................... 43 8 REVOLVING CARBINE ......................................... 44 taylor tuned | LIGHTNING PUMP ACTION .................................. 44 9-29 1865 SPENCER .................................................. 45 revolvers | 1885 SINGLE-SHOT RIFLE ............................ 46-47 1873 SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER COLLECTION ................................. 9-23 SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR .................................... 47 SHORT-STROKE COMPETITION SERIES ................ 10 1874 SHARPS .............................................. 48-50 THE SMOKE WAGONTM ....................................... 11 BABY ROLLING BLOCK CARBINE .......................... 50 THE RUNNIN’ IRON® ................................... 12-13 ROLLING BLOCK MODELS .................................. 51 1873 CATTLEMAN WITH STEEL BACK BADGER SINGLE SHOT RIFLE .............................. 52 STRAP AND TRIGGER GUARD................................ 14 X-CALIBER SURVIVAL RIFLE ................................ 52 TAYLOR MARSHAL ............................................. 15 1887 LEVER-ACTION SHOTGUN ......................... 53 TAYLOR GAMBLER .............................................. 15 TRIPLE BARREL SHOTGUN .................................. 54 THE RANCH HAND ............................................. 16 HAMMER COACH GUN ........................................ 55 1873 CATTLEMAN .............................................. 17 WITH BIRDHEAD GRIP .................................... 17 black powder | 56-73 OLD MODEL FRAME ..................................... 17 LE MAT CAVALRY ............................................... 56 THE GUNFIGHTER LARGER PATERSON REVOLVER ........................................ 56 ARMY GRIP ........................................................ 18 1847 WALKER ................................................... 57 1873 CATTLEMAN ........................................ 19-23 HOWDAH HUNTER PISTOL .................................. 57 .44 MAG ...................................................... 19 1848 DRAGOONS .............................................. 58 .22 LR, 6-SHOT OR 12-SHOT ....................... 19 1849 POCKET MODELS ...................................... 59 PHOTO-ENGRAVED ....................................... 20 1863 POCKET REMINGTON ................................ 59 NICKEL FINISH & CUSTOM GRIPS ................... 21 1862 POLICE & POCKET NAVY .......................... 60 CHARCOAL BLUE FINISH ............................... 22 1858 REVOLVING CARBINE ................................ 61 STAINLESS STEEL .......................................... 22 1873 CATTLEMAN BLACK POWDER ..................... 61 ANTIQUE FINISH ........................................... 22 1860 ARMY REVOLVER ............................... 62-63 CATTLE BRAND REVOLVERS ........................... 23 1851-1861 NAVY REVOLVER ......................... 64-65 OUTLAW LEGACY REVOLVERS ............................. 24 1858 REMINGTON ....................................... 66-68 BISLEY REVOLVERS ............................................ 24 1859-1863 BLACK POWDER SHARPS ............ 69-70 STALLION POCKET REVOLVERS ........................... 25 KENTUCKY RIFLE ............................................... 71 TOP BREAK REVOLVERS ...................................... 26 1842 MUSKETS ................................................. 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MASON 1851 NAVY & 1860 ARMY 71 CONVERSION REVOLVERS .................................. 27 CIVIL WAR MUSKETS .................................... 72-73 1871-1872 OPEN TOP CONVERSION .................. 28 1858 REMINGTON CONVERSION ........................ 29 accessories | 74-83 1875 ARMY OUTLAW REVOLVERS ....................... 29 CONVERSION CYLINDERS ............................ 74-75 BLACK POWDER ACCESSORIES & 30-55 CLEANING SUPPLIES .................................... 76-77 rifles | UBERTI & PIETTA SPARE PART KITS ................ 78-79 1860 HENRY RIFLE ..................................... 30-31 SIGHTS ....................................................... 80-81 1866 SPORTING RIFLE ....................................... 32 SCOPES ............................................................. 82 1873 RIFLE COLLECTION ............................. 33-37 LEATHER ACCESSORIES ...................................... 83 1886 LEVER ACTION .45/70 ............................ 38 2 you can’t rewrite but you can relive it. At Taylor’s & Co., we’re all about “Keeping the Legend Alive.” That’s why we bring you the classic historyfirearms that made cowboys, lawmen, and outlaws famous – but with a modern twist. All our firearms are made using precision machinery and high-quality materials with one goal in mind – to create faithful reproductions of Civil War, Old West, hunting, and tactical guns from the 19th century. One of the things that has set us apart since our journey began in 1988 is customer service. We appreciate your individuality and the taylor’s strive to offer a large assortment of products so you’re sure to find exactly what you’re looking for. And when you call us, you’re talking to a real, live person. So don’t be afraid to fire away with difference questions. We’re here to help you learn how you can be a part of is clear. “Keeping the Legend Alive.” special orders part orders If you are interested in a different finish or caliber Taylor’s & Co. carries an extensive inventory of parts configuration than those listed for a particular model in for all products we offer. Call 1-800-655-5814 for this catalog, please let us know. We will gladly check with ordering information, or order online at the factory on availability and pricing. Once you have the taylorsfirearms.com. information, a 50 percent non-refundable deposit is required to confirm a special order. This policy applies only Manufacteror spring and screw kits available. to special orders, not to our standard inventory listing. Contact us for details. PHONE: 1-540-722-2017 | ORDER LINE: 1-800-655-5814 | FAX: 1-540-722-2018 EMAIL: [email protected] | TAYLORSFIREARMS.COM 3 1911 SERIES Thefull classic 1911 with modern upgrades provides reliable function for every shooter’ssize needs. Combat hammer, skeletonized trigger, Adjustable rear sight with dovetail green • • ambidextrous safety front sight Extended beavertail Checkered walnut grips • • Wide angled serrations on front and Short picatinny rail • • back of slide Sold with two magazines • 1911 REAR SIGHT 1911 FULL SIZE PISTOL 1911 FS BLACK ROCK PISTOL 1911 FULL SIZE SERIES BARREL ITEM MODEL CALIBER NO. SHOTS LENGTH TOTAL LENGTH WEIGHT 51465 1911 FS Pistol .45ACP 8 5” 8.75” 3.25 LBS 51473 1911 FS Black Rock Pistol .45ACP 8 5” 8.75” 3.25 LBS 51474 1911 FS Gun Metal Grey .45ACP 8 5” 8.75” 3.25 LBS 51475 1911 FS Dark Earth .45ACP 8 5” 8.75” 3.25 LBS 51476 1911 FS OD Green .45ACP 8 5” 8.75” 3.25 LBS 51477 1911 FS Coyote Tan .45ACP 8 5” 8.75” 3.25 LBS 51644 1911 FS Pistol 9 MM 10 5” 8.75” 3.25 LBS 51488 1911 FS Black Rock Pistol 9 MM 10 5” 8.75” 3.25 LBS 51489 1911 FS Gun Metal Grey 9 MM 10 5” 8.75” 3.25 LBS 51490 1911 FS Dark Earth 9 MM 10 5” 8.75” 3.25 LBS 51491 1911 FS OD Green 9 MM 10 5” 8.75” 3.25 LBS 51492 1911 FS Coyote Tan 9 MM 10 5” 8.75” 3.25 LBS 4 1911 full size series 1911 FS GUN METAL GREY 1911 FS DARK EARTH 1911 FS OD GREEN 1911 FS COYOTE TAN 5 The 1911 model is chambered for .45ACP ammunition and is a close reproduction of the original U.S. Government Model 1911 semi-automatic pistol. 1911 Series-70 compatible 8-round capacity • • Single column, magazine-fed pistol Comes with black carrying • • case and two magazines Fixed front sight, dovetail rear sight • Checkered walnut grip • classicSERIES 1911 – A1 STRAIGHT MAINSPRING 1911 – A1 ARCHED MAINSPRING 1911 – A1 NICKEL 1911 CLASSIC SERIES NO. BARREL ITEM MODEL CALIBER SHOTS LENGTH TOTAL LENGTH WEIGHT 1911STD 1911-A1 Straight Mainspring Housing .45ACP 8 5” 8.54” 2.47 LBS 1911AC 1911-A1 Arched Mainspring Housing .45ACP 8 5” 8.54” 2.47 LBS 51493 1911-A1 Nickel .45ACP 8 5” 8.54” 2.47 LBS 6 1911 compactSERIES The semi-auto, recoil-operated, compact 1911 pistol provides comfort and versatility for a shooter with a sleek size and modern features. Hi-sweep beavertail grip safety and GI thumb safety 1911 COMPACT REAR SIGHT • Adjustable rear sight with dovetail green front sight • Wide-angled serrations on rear of slide • Combat hammer, skeletonized trigger • Checkered walnut grips • Sold with two magazines • 1911 COMPACT PISTOL 1911 COMPACT GUN METAL GREY 1911 COMPACT SERIES BARREL ITEM MODEL CALIBER NO. SHOTS LENGTH TOTAL LENGTH WEIGHT 51469 1911 Compact Pistol .45ACP 7 3-5/8” 8.38” 2.43 LBS 51478 1911 Compact Black Rock Pistol .45ACP 7 3-5/8” 8.38” 2.43 LBS 51484 1911 Compact Gun Metal Grey .45ACP 7 3-5/8” 8.38” 2.43 LBS 51485 1911 Compact Dark Earth .45ACP 7 3-5/8” 8.38” 2.43 LBS 51486 1911 Compact OD Green .45ACP 7 3-5/8” 8.38” 2.43 LBS 51487 1911 Compact Coyote Tan .45ACP 7 3-5/8” 8.38” 2.43 LBS 51618 1911 Compact Pistol 9 MM 7 3-5/8” 8.38” 2.43 LBS 51494 1911 Compact Gun Metal Grey 9 MM 7 3-5/8” 8.38” 2.43 LBS 51495 1911 Compact
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