Taylors & Company Schofield .45 Long Colt, 7″ Barrel, 6rd

The Taylors & Company Schofield .45 Long Colt, 7″ Barrel, 6rd is a faithful reproduction of Major George Schofield’s break-open revolver, designed for one-handed operation while mounted. It chambers .45 Long Colt, uses a forged blued engraved steel frame, case-hardened components, and a two-piece walnut grip for period-correct historical shooting and collection.

Manufacturer	Taylors & Company
Model	550643 Top Break Schofield
Material	Forged blued engraved steel frame, case-hardened cylinder and trigger guard
Compatibility	.45 Long Colt ammunition
Finish	Blued engraved barrel and frame, case-hardened cylinder (per manufacturer specs)
Weight	Approximately 40 oz unloaded
Condition	New production, factory-fresh

Key Features

• Genuine Top-Break Action — Why it matters: The Schofield’s break-open design lets you reload with one hand while mounted, a critical advantage for cavalry that still speeds up range sessions today.
• 7″ Blued Engraved Barrel — Why it matters: The longer barrel delivers a 6.5” sight radius and classic Western balance, while the engraving adds collector-grade visual appeal that stands out at any gun show.
• Two-Piece Walnut Grip — Why it matters: Period-correct walnut provides a secure hold and natural pointability, reducing recoil fatigue during extended shooting sessions.
• Case-Hardened Cylinder and Trigger Guard — Why it matters: The color case-hardening not only looks stunning but also resists wear better than standard bluing, preserving the revolver’s historical authenticity.
• Forged Steel Frame — Why it matters: Forged steel gives the frame superior strength over cast alternatives, ensuring reliable lockup and safe handling with .45 Long Colt loads.

Who It’s For

This revolver is built for collectors who want a museum-quality piece that shoots, and for cowboy action shooters who demand authenticity without sacrificing reliability. If you’re the type who brings a gun show find to the range to show off, this is your next acquisition.

Pros / Cons

• Pro: Authentic Schofield top-break action with one-handed reload capability — a genuine piece of firearm history you can actually use.
• Pro: Factory engraving and color case-hardening add significant collector value over standard blued models.
• Con: The 7″ barrel and full-size frame make concealed carry impractical; this is a range and display piece, not a daily carry.

Comparison

Feature	Taylors & Company Schofield .45 LC 7″	Uberti 1875 Schofield .45 LC 7″	Ruger New Vaquero .45 LC 4.62″
Action	Top-break (authentic Schofield)	Top-break (replica)	Single-action (gate-loading)
Barrel Length	7″	7″	4.62″
Finish	Blued engraved + case-hardened	Blued or nickel, no engraving	Blued or stainless, no engraving
Grip Material	Two-piece walnut	One-piece walnut	Hard rubber or walnut
Collector Appeal	High (factory engraving)	Moderate	Low (modern production)
Price	$4,212.84	$1,200–$1,500	$700–$900

FAQ

Is the Taylors & Company Schofield safe to shoot with modern .45 Long Colt ammunition?

Yes, but Taylors & Company recommends using standard-pressure .45 Long Colt loads only. Do not use +P or high-pressure ammunition. The forged steel frame and case-hardened cylinder are built for standard-pressure rounds per the manufacturer’s specs.

Does this revolver come with a warranty?

Taylors & Company provides a one-year limited warranty on materials and workmanship. Register your purchase on their website to activate coverage.

Can I install a different grip on the Schofield?

Yes, the two-piece walnut grip can be replaced with aftermarket grips designed for the Uberti/Taylors Schofield frame. However, the factory walnut is period-correct and highly desirable for collectors.

What is the cylinder capacity?

Six rounds of .45 Long Colt. The cylinder is case-hardened and rotates smoothly on the center pin.

Trust & Delivery

• ✅ Nationwide delivery to all 50 states
• ✅ Ships within 1–2 business days from our FFL partner
• ✅ 30-day return policy on unfired, undamaged firearms
• ✅ Secure checkout with encrypted payment processing

Last updated: April 2026

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