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In this week’s edition of Wheelgun Wednesday, we turn our eyes to Europe for a revolver that has been out for over a decade but is only recently making its way into the United States. Taylor’s & Company has begun importing the 963 MF Defense .357 Magnum (and more importantly, they are arriving), and this revolver was “tactically cool” long before us, Americans, began asking for Picatinny rails and Cerakote colors on our wheelguns. Today, we will take a closer look at the Taylor’s & Company 963 MF Defense .357 Magnum, that is made by Armi Olmi in Italy, to see what it is all about. Let’s dive in!

Taylor’s & Company have announced the introduction of a 9x19mm version of their 1875 Outlaw revolver. Combining the classic look of an old west revolver, the 1875 Remington, with a modern cartridge. The 9mm 1875 Outlaw will be available in two barrel lengths – 5.5in and 7.5in.

As an addition to their 1911 family of pistols, Taylor’s & Company has released a full-sized tactical model in 10mm Auto. The pistol has a parkerized finish and features a combat hammer, skeletonized trigger, ambidextrous safety and an extended beaver tail. The black grips are made from G10. This 1911 takes 8 rounds of 10mm, and the front optic is enhanced by fiber. The MSRP is $699.

Taylor’s & Company has been in the business of importing dutifully recreated Old West firearms as well as modern designs. Taylor’s is proud to announce their latest offering the T86 Takedown Rifle as an addition to their Lifestyle Series for 2021. The TC86 will be a 16.5″ rifle chambered in .45-70 Government. Intended for “the ultimate expedition”, the new TC86 Takedown is made to be tough while maintaining a fit and finish for a classic design.

Taylor’s & Company is well known for manufacturing many legendary firearms with modern twists. Keeping in line with their company’s longstanding trends, Taylor’s has just released the Hickok snub-nosed revolver. A full four inches shorter than the pistol it resembles (Colt Model 1871-72 Open Top) the Hickok features Army-sized grips, as well as blued steel grip parts, and notch rear sights with a bladed front sight.

Taylor’s & Company, best known for importing reproductions of civil-war era and cowboy action firearms, has just announced a new rifle in their line-up: The 1892 “Huntsman”.  Chambered in .357Mag, 45LC, and .44Mag, the 1892 Huntsman Carbine features a 16″ barrel, 8 round capacity, and 38″ OAL for a total weight of 6lbs.  More importantly, it comes stock with upgraded features that I have added on to customers’ lever guns in the past, including an adjustable skinner-type rear sight, hi-vis fiber optic front sight, and an enlarged D-type lever loop.  All calibers of this model have an MSRP of $1273.00.