Taylors and Company Schofield Second Model .45 LC 7″ 6rd Blued
Specs at a glance
About this product
Designed by Major George Schofield for one-handed operation on horseback, the Second Model Schofield is a break-open revolver with historic roots in U.S. cavalry service. This Taylors and Company reproduction maintains the classic profile with a blued steel frame and barrel, walnut grips, and a case-hardened trigger guard. The top-break action allows swift ejection of spent cartridges and straightforward reloading, while fixed sights and an exposed hammer preserve the period-correct handling characteristics. Built to modern standards with period styling, it appeals to historic shooters, reenactors, and collectors.
Key Specifications
- The barrel measures 7 inches for a traditional balance of sight radius and carry.
- Chambered in .45 Long Colt for compatibility with that cartridge.
- The cylinder holds 6 rounds.
- Operates as a Single Action break-open revolver.
- The frame is finished in blued steel for a classic appearance.
- The barrel finish is blued.
- Features walnut grips for period-correct ergonomics and appearance.
- The cylinder finish is blued.
- Includes an exposed hammer with a spur for traditional single-action cocking.
- Sighting is a fixed front blade with a notched rear incorporated into the barrel latch.
Classic in form and straightforward in function, this Second Model Schofield reproduction delivers historic character with modern workmanship. Its break-open action, period finishes and walnut grips make it a dependable choice for historic shooting events, display, or anyone who values a historically accurate revolver built to contemporary standards.
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