Taylor & Company Stallion Pocket 22lr Single Action

[TennJed]

Does anyone have any experience with Taylor and Company Single Actions. Any help would be appreciated but particularly on the "Stallion Pocket" single action 22. It seems to be 75 % of the size of a typical SAA.

How does their quality stack up? Is it steel or pot metal? Size wise is it smaller than a Ruget single six? I would be really interested if it is sized in between the Bearcat and Single Six. Price seems to be about the same as the Ruger

 

[Jaymo]

The website says it's made by Uberti and it has a case hardened frame.
I'm going to have to assume it's a steel frame.
Plus, it's also made in .38 spl.

Now, the Chiappa made SA .22 revolver, I believe, has a zinc or aluminum alloy frame.
It's sold as the Plinkerton, by Cimarron. It's also a lot cheaper.

But, the Stallion looks to be around Single Six size and steel frame.
That birds-head 3.5" .38 sure looks sweet to me.

The stallion looks like it's the same gun as the Cimarron Lightning /Model P junior.

Single Six looks to be about 3 ounces heavier