Any fan of the Old West era probably has an itch to get his or her hands on a stagecoach-style revolver for sale. Such a fan needs to take a look at the Taylor’s & Company Smoke Wagon.

It’s a good-looking, smooth-shooting revolver replica that comes in a few different flavors. While it leans older on style, it’s up to speed on modern-day performance standards.

So what makes the Smoke Wagon a Western Wonder?

The Look

Smoke Wagon pistols are second-generation, stagecoach-style, single-action revolvers. They have wider-style sights for quicker sight acquisition. Fine details complement the blue and case-hardened finish which give the Smoke Wagon a sleek, distinguished look.

The Trigger Pull

You can also get the Smoke Wagon in a Taylor Tuned version. The Taylor Tuned models come fine-tuned with a custom hammer spring, wire trigger spring, a trigger pull set at around three pounds, hand polishing, and custom timing. Add all that up, and you have one of the smoothest hammer and trigger pulls on the market.

Special Grip

One of the special features of the Smoke Wagon is its slender profile Navy size grip. This checkered grip shape allows for a secure and comfortable hold on the revolver.

The Caliber Options

The series features three different calibers: 357 Mag, .45 Long Colt and .44-40. In addition, Smoke Wagon fans can choose from three different barrel length options: 3.5”, 4.75” and 5.5”.

How to Buy (Entry-Level)

If this is your first western-style reproduction revolver (or first firearm period), it might be best to go with the a standard Smoke Wagon in .357Mag. See how you like it, and, when you fall in love with it, you can have our gunsmiths give it a once-over with a Taylor Tuned action later on. And going with .357Mag gives you better ammo availability and trusted performance at a decent price.

How to Buy (Experienced)

Experienced revolver shooters should look for the Taylor Tuned Smoke Wagons in their preferred caliber. It comes with all the fine-tuning and upgrades needed for casual target shooting or for serious competition.