Taylor's & Co. Gambler 357 Magnum Revolver

A: I'd say from my experience that the .357 is lighter recoiling than the .44. Hope that helps, sir. Remember to select a best answer.

A: much lighter than a 44Mag you can also shoot the less expensive 38 special rounds for even less recoil

A: Christopher, this will vary due to projectile weight, velocity and pistol barrel length and weight. As a rule of thumb, expect the 44Mag to recoil 50% more. For a couple of fairly hot ( but within Hornady specification) loads, a 32 oz .357 revolver with 158 gr. @ 1250 fps. generates 11.78 ft/lbs recoil. A 48 oz. .44 mag with 240 gr. @ 1400 fps. generates 21.5 ft/lbs recoil.

A: . Thanks to a modern hammer safety, not found on the original 1873 model, the Cattleman revolvers can be carried with all six chambers loaded when the hammer is in this first position. https://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/2015/3/9/review-taylors-co-1873-cattleman-gunfighter/

A: Max, Talors has transitioned to the "Floating Pin Safety" for 6 Round carry.

A: Yes indeed.

A: Jeff, yes Sir. Any 357 Revolver can safely shoot the milder loaded 38 Special Ammunition no issue. Cheers and stay safe!

A: yes it is 100% good to go with 38 special ammo including 38 special +p ammo

A: Most definitely. You can even shoot hot 38 special ammunition. It was my pleasure to assist you.