TAYLORS & CO SHOTGUNS for Sale

Quick Look

Taylors & Co has a long heritage crafting quality shotguns known for traditional design and dependable performance. Their shotguns focus on classic reliability and solid build quality. Today, they remain popular among collectors and hunters seeking vintage-style firearms.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Classic craftsmanship with durable steel and wood
• Reliable break-action design for ease of use
• Ideal for upland hunting and clay shooting
• Simple maintenance and time-tested mechanics
• Strong collector appeal for traditional shotgun fans

Key Variants

Taylors Over/Under Shotgun

A favored model for hunters valuing balance and precision in upland game shooting.

Taylors Side-by-Side Shotgun

Classic double-barrel style popular with collectors and traditional shooters.

Taylors Single Shot Shotgun

Simple and dependable choice for small game hunting and beginner shooters.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Taylors & Co Shotguns	Winchester Shotguns	Remington Shotguns
MSRP	$700–$1,200	$800–$1,500	$750–$1,400
Capacity/Size	2 rounds, various barrel lengths	2 rounds, multiple models	2–4 rounds, hunting and defensive
Weight	6.5–7.5 lbs	6–8 lbs	6.5–8.5 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	Rare on traditional models	Limited
Trigger Type	Single/selective trigger	Both single and double triggers	Single and double trigger options
Notable Pro	Traditional build, affordable	Wide model variety	Strong aftermarket support
Notable Con	Limited modern features	Heavier models	Price variation

Best Use Cases

• Upland game and bird hunting
• Clay target shooting and sport
• Collector and vintage firearm enthusiasts
• Small game hunting and farm use
• Casual range practice

FAQs

Can I use modern shells in Taylors & Co shotguns?

Yes, these shotguns are chambered typically for standard modern shells like 12 and 20 gauge. Confirm your specific model’s chamber size before use.

What is the typical barrel length on Taylors & Co shotguns?

Barrel lengths vary but commonly range from 26 to 30 inches, suitable for upland and sport shooting.

How does the single trigger compare to double trigger models?

Single triggers allow faster follow-up shots with one trigger pull. Double triggers offer manual barrel selection but slower for rapid fire.