Taylors 1858 Remington Conversion .38 Special 7.37" Revolver

The Taylors & Company 1858 Remington Conversion revolver in .38 Special blends 19th-century design with modern cartridge reliability. Featuring a 7.37-inch blued barrel, steel frame, and walnut grips, this six-shot single-action revolver brings Old West authenticity to Cowboy Action Shooting and collecting. Its conversion-cylinder design reflects the historic transition from cap-and-ball black powder revolvers to cartridge firearms, offering shooters both tradition and accuracy.

Key Specifications

• Chambered in .38 Special for manageable recoil and versatility.
• Features a 7.37-inch blued barrel for balance and accuracy.
• Holds 6 rounds in a single-action cylinder design.
• Built with an overall blued finish steel frame for strength and durability.
• Equipped with warm walnut grips for comfort and authentic styling.
• Conversion-cylinder design reflects historic black powder upgrades.
• Constructed with period-correct detailing for Old West accuracy.
• Designed for Cowboy Action Shooting, reenactments, and collecting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Taylors 1858 Remington Conversion special? It reproduces the historic black powder to cartridge conversions of the late 1800s with modern reliability. Is the 1858 Remington Conversion chambered in .38 Special good for Cowboy Action Shooting? Yes, its chambering, balance, and authentic design make it ideal for competition. What is the advantage of the 7.37-inch barrel? The long barrel improves sight radius and accuracy while keeping the revolver historically correct. Does this revolver feature authentic Old West styling? Yes, the blued finish, walnut grips, and steel frame reflect period authenticity. The Taylors & Company 1858 Remington Conversion in .38 Special offers shooters and collectors a revolver that combines frontier heritage with modern function. With its long blued barrel, sturdy steel frame, and classic walnut grips, it is a faithful reproduction built for Cowboy Action competitors, reenactors, and enthusiasts of Old West firearms.