Hi Richard - Taurus practices "lean" manufacturing. The frame for the 605, 856, and the 942 is the same, sans the barrel and the cylinder. It is fascinating how they do this. I'm not going to claim Taurus is the best, but they put out decent guns these days at a reduced price.
I picked up a Taurus 905 in 9mm a few years ago and I have no regrets. The recoil is close to a 38 snubby. The moon clips actually makes reloading easier. Great pocket carry pistol.
Taurus seems to lack in quality control. With that being said if you get one of their guns as long as you run a few boxes of ammo threw them to make sure that you didnt get a lemon you're probably good to go. They have def stepped their game up over the past few years and make a decent product for an affordable price. I would much rather take a Taurus g2c or one of their revolvers over a highpoint Jennings or raven.
I paused this video and did a search trying to find that exact revolver, no luck. 22wmr is my favorite rimfire. 40 years ago on this month, I was given a Marlin bolt action 22wmr for my birthday. It was a gift from my grandmother. It was stolen once but recovered. I no longer use that rifle, I "retired it" to the gun safe, but about once a year I bring it out and shoot it for old time sake. I think that little 942 would be a great replacement for my 6 shot Roughrider in 22wmr as my yard/fence building/working on the deer lease gun. This is the first video of yours I have seen and I liked it very much, just subbed you. Good video and content, thank you! And as I always say in any TH-cam comment I make, Greetings from GODS country, Arkansas.
Glad to hear you got the rifle back, many times that doesn't happen. They are hard to find, especially during these times. I've only ever seen two of them on the shelf, the first one was a 2" barrel and after several months, this 3" barrel version was available so I jumped on it. Thank you very much for the comment and thanks for the sub!
I have the stainless snub nose 942M, been shooting it for about 2yrs no problems. Have found modern 22WMR ammo is very reliable, have fire about 1500 rounds, bang every time.
I’ve been watching a lot of these videos for the 3" 942 22WMR so that’s how I found your channel. This was a nice quick review for the gun. The one thing I like most about this little revolver is the sights are windage adjustable and they allow for changing the front to a fiberoptic or Tritium big dot. I’m really looking forward to getting one of these. I also want the 856 Defender. I’m looking forward to both of these. I’ve spent the last three or four years buying pocket 9s that I don’t even like once I started shooting them. My hands are just too big to hold one well enough to not have problems. I’m 6’5" and I wear a XXL glove. So I’m going to focus on getting some of the new Taurus revolvers and hopefully since I shoot the 85 just fine I should have no troubles with these. Taurus really has made some nice new additions to their revolver line up. I was very happy with the Taurus 85 ultralight I bought for $300 bucks when they first came out. It’s a fun gun to just pop off a few rounds in the backyard. But I’ve never felt comfortable with a five round 38 special as my daily carry. That said, I really do have my eye on 3 or 4 of the new Taurus models. The 3" 856 will be the second one I get providing this shoots as well as my 85. Then I’m interested in the 3" 692 7 shot .38/.357/9mm, I also would like the 6.5" 608 8 shot .357, and then maybe the 380 5 shot mini revolver just because it’s cute. But I’ll be done with the Taurus line up after that. I’ll be living in my retirement then, and I unfortunately didn’t plan for buying a new every 4 to 6 months. I’ve had several Taurus revolvers but I have always traded them off to try other guns. They once were the affordable choice for a S&W knockoff, but they have now moved to the middle bracket, but the reputation seems to allow for that increase. Well good luck with the reviews, maybe I’ll see more of your reviews as I’m shopping around for ideas. Be safe and stay ready.
Now you went and put a bunch of ideas in my head! I have always liked wheel guns and I agree that Taurus has stepped up their game. Hopefully I'll be able to take a look at some of the revolvers you mentioned in the future. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!
great review 👍 love wheel guns. .22 mag seems plenty good enough, easy to aim, get an extra few rounds for revolver. in cali limit is 10 so 8 is only 2 down from max, makes these a more appealing option for some
Thanks for showing this one. My wife carries but is one that has weak hands and recoil sensitive. She can't rack the slide of any and if she can the recoil gets her. She doesn't like the recoil of her 38 snubbie. So this 22 mag revolver will fit nicely. She carries a MP 22 compact with 4 mags. But she like wheel guns. So thanks for showing.👍👍👍
This is exactly what I was looking for. I did not want a Ruger Wrangler or Heritage , where I had to plunge the casing out one at a time at the range paying by the hour. I also needed something for concealed carry and being sensitive for recoil, it's perfect. I have a new Ruger MK4 Standard and this would be a great addition for me. Thank you for a excellent video.
I bought the Taurus 942 in .22LR a few months ago and am really impressed with fit and finish. I've only fired 42 rounds- saving my stash- but seems OK so far.
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview you and me both. I tell people over and over just stop the panic buying. There's no shortage except the one WE are creating. If we just go on as usual nothing will change. We're playing right in the gun haters hands. Just what they want is to do
The first handgun I ever owned was a blued Taurus revolver chambered in 22 magnum with a 8 shot cylinder and a 4” barrel. Even though I only owned it for a year it was very reliable and shot pretty good out to 25 yards or so.
If you can find one of these 942M revolvers, I think you'll enjoy it. Their revolvers seem to be very reliable and their newer ones are really good looking to boot! Thanks for watching!
I’ve got this gun with a 4In barrel (don’t know the model number). It’s hefty but feels solid in the hand and super accurate. I carry it OWB sometimes but it would be heavy for a back up on the ankle or something. Speed Beez makes speed loaders for it. CCI makes reliable ammo that can be used for self defense. 8 rounds on target in a couple seconds with nearly 0 recoil? I don’t know anyone who would volunteer to get hit by that!
I watch a lot of gun reviewers, this is the first one I've seen from you. I have never even considers a Taurus, but you may have changed my mind here! Have subbed and will check out more, thank you.
Awesome! Tell all your friends to subscribe too! Lol. I really like the little 942 and the Taurus 605 too. (same frame, different caliber) They're affordable, reliable and fun to shoot. Thanks for the sub and thanks for watching too!
Finally got my 942M Ultralite 2" version and shot a few boxes at the range, really nice gun and accurate too. I now own 3 Taurus products, including the PT-22 and G2C (which replaced my problem prone unrepairable 738 TCP under warranty). All work fine except for that TCP.
@@TexasCorgiGun Got mine at KY gun company. They had several models in stock a little over 6 months ago, I was waiting on their notification list and grabbed it then.
Found a 992 model in local pawn shop with both 22lr and 22mag cylinders and hard case and cc holster ! For under 400.00 ! Very nice 9 shot and great but Slightly heavy concealed carry gun. Very accurate and solid revolver!
Sounds to me like you got a pretty good deal on the 992. I don't know what the weight difference between a 992 and a 942 is but the 942 feels like a great concealed carry option. Thanks for watching!
There are a few guns that used to be everywhere that have been sold out for months now. I'm even seeing Black Powder firearms being sold out everywhere too. Gun shops and shelves that have bare spots that were once full of anything you could want. Hopefully it will get better soon! Thanks for watching!
I have been thinking about a smaller revolver for EDC. Taurus is a decent choice, 3 inch barrel is a good choice, I have seen some videos about the higher speeds of 22 magnum ammo. All things considered , well worth consideration. Good video ,Thanks.
Right now I'm in the market for a .22 handgun so your video is right on time. I've been a Taurus fan long before they were as popular as they are now. That looks like a nice little revolver. Stay warm brother.
I bought a Taurus 22m revolver a few years back and sold it 3 days after getting it. It had terrible trigger pull and I got it for my mom and she couldn't pull it back. Love my other Taurus pistols.
I only have one Taurus pistol that I have issues with, the Spectrum. This 942M has what I would consider a typical trigger pull, really no different than any other revolver I own. Thanks for watching!
The rim fire rounds need a very heavy hammer so of course the trigger pull is always heavier with these. Better to get a .32 long or .32 magnum for someone who needs a lighter trigger pull as well as less recoil.
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview I would recommend the Ruger LCR in .327 Magnum for your mom. Has a great trigger and you can fire regular .32 out of it for less recoil. Yes, the ammo situation is terrible right now.
The first time I saw it on the shelf, I waited and it was gone the next day. The next time I saw it, I set my ID on the counter and said "I'm taking that one!" Strike when you see it because I know a lot of people are looking for one! I actually bought mine several months ago. Thanks for watching!
A good "speedloader" to use at the range for the Taurus 942 would be a fully loaded Kel-Tec PMR30 with its thirty round magazine. The frame of this 942 resembles Taurus' 905 9mm revolver ("lean" manufacturing per Lionquest Fitness below) which is an A-W-E-S-O-M-E wheelgun to accompany one's warm weather EDC 9mm pistol. Also, do conceal carry here a NAA Sidewinder in .22 Magnum with the folding boot grip and it's no slouch in the Winter. Good video here!
I've heard a few people suggest using a semi-auto magazine for a revolver speedloader, I have never tried it though. I hope to do a video on the 2" barrel version of this little revolver, I'm interested in seeing if there's any bullet tumbling. I also want to see how much velocity difference there is in the two barrel lengths. Lean manufacturing has my vote, I just wish the shelves weren't so lean! Thanks for watching!
There are a lot of guns that are out of stock, I've been checking my computer! It may take some time but hopefully they'll get back to normal inventory some day. Thanks for watching!
That's a cool revolver. 22 magnum is nothing to laugh at for sure. I am looking for a small caliber revolver for carry so I'll take a closer look at this one. Thanks for the video.
It started out as just a covered area to shoot from in case of unpleasant weather then developed into the "Shootin' Saloon". I blame it, and my fondness of Cowboy guns on Santee @Arizona Ghostriders! Thank you for watching!
Many thanks for your great review on your Taurus 942M!. Actually I have a couple, (Older models, made in Brazil), one is .22WMR, Ti alloy frame, 2.125" bbl, other is .22lr steel frame, 4" bbl. Frame size is similar to S&W's model 63 ('J' frame). I also have an S&W mod 17 - 2 / .22lr, pinned 6" bbl (Old classic), and a mod 48 'no dash', 6" pinned bbl (Old classic, too). NONE of the above is for sale. If anyone wishes to 'dry fire' / practice with a rimfire gun, nowadays anyone can find polymer snap caps, searching in the Web, to minimize damage. However, as you wisely explain, make sure to check your gun's Owner's Manual first.
I have an older Taurus in 9mm, the PT-92. It’s identical to the Beretta model and is a dream to shoot. I own S&Ws, CZ’s, and Rugers, as well as Tauruses. Taurus is underrated in my opinion. They perform excellent for the money. If they had quality issues, it hasn’t been in the last twenty years from what I’ve seen.
Thank you for this video. You shared a lot of good information. I am making a change from semi autos to revolvers due to arthirits in my hands (and gout in my hands) It has become nearly impossible for me to load a magazine of a semi auto. But I have no trouble loading a revolver. I bought myself a Heritage Rough Rider with a 4.75" barrel for Christmas. It will be used just for plinking in the back yard and will replace my S&W 22lr compact. Next I'm looking at Taurus 856 to replcae my Ruger lc9s. But I am also interested in the 942 which could be used as a self defense round or varmit shooting out of the garden, but usually I use my Marlin model 60. I think if I buy these three revolvers I'll be done. Thanks again for this video.
I've got a couple Heritage revolvers and they're great for plinking. I have used the 856 and it's a pretty good revolver too. The 942M is one of my favorites! Easy to shoot, reliable and small enough to carry all the time. I think you've got it all figured out. Thanks for watching!
Check out Very 1st Review of 9-shot .22lr/.22Magnum Diamondback Sidekick DA/SA Revolver w Magnums here th-cam.com/video/w1ES6iTKDYk/w-d-xo.html I also did a 942 .22lr review
Great video! I have the 605 in mat black, love it. I also enjoy shooting my Heritage Rough Rider which has two cylinders, .22 LR and .22 wmr, fun to shoot but with a six in barrel, not for EDC, now the 942 for EDC is right on. Question, what’s it retail for? Thanks fir the cool video.
Both the 605 and the 942 both retail about $350-360. Both are great guns and fun to shoot, but not as inexpensive as the Heritage. Thanks for watching!
Great review. I have been looking for this gun for almost a year now, I'm on 4 waiting lists and no luck yet, and because I've been looking for so long I'm not sure that it's imported in Oregon
Nice review, subbing. If I was to carry 22 mag for self defense a wheel gun would be my choice. Misfires just take a fraction of a second to recover from, unlike autos that would require racking or fixing a feed issue.
Hi Richard, suggestion: try some Winchester Silvertip 22 winmag , it is optimized for handguns. Hard to find usually but I just received some from MidwayUSA. Five Star Firearms [5 Star] has speedloaders for the 942M (really cool company and products), I have them - with docks - for a handful of different calibers. I have a couple of Taurus m327 - 2" and 3" - for over a decade, in .327 fedmag, built on the 605 frame , they are 100% sweet , smooth and accurate. See you in the saloon soon.
I've tried the Silvertip .22lr in a couple semi-autos with varying success, I'm sure they're great in a revolver! I did eventually pick up a couple speed loaders for the 942, I just haven't done a video on them. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching too!
Most people shot by a pistol end up living through it, no matter the caliber... you just need something you’re comfortable with that’ll make the perp “squeak and leak” and stop what they’re doing.
This one might not be the right choice for someone that has trouble pulling a trigger. I'm not sure what the pull weight is but it is very heavy in DA and although the hammer is very smooth, it's also pretty heavy.
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview Trigger pull on any DA .22 rimfire is inherently heavy, as is cocking the hammer, and maybe the top main complaint with them. I've had a Taurus 94 in 5" for over twenty years, small hammer spur, and will eat the meat off your thumb with long repeated use. One exception for me is a S&W 63-5.
Nice review of the gun and the 22 magnum round. 22mag is a really good self defense round; and as a bonus they are fun to shoot. Never heard of or read an article where someone came back the next day to finish a robbery, home invasion, physical assault because they only took a few rounds of 22 magnum to the chest.
They're pretty tough to find right now, but then again, nearly everything is tough to find these days! Good luck on your search and thanks for watching!
Have smith and wesson pro series 9 mm , and have Taurus g2c and G3 stainless, and Raging Hunter 5 1/2 inch barrel 357 magnum 7 shot, and some other guns and Taurus has stepped up , trust them all anymore , price are great, this is a nice looking 22 magnum would carry it, love all guns if had Ammo, gun shop tried to sell my son 380 ammo for his Ruger lcp for 90 dollars 50 rounds he ask him if he was on crack. Great Video 👍
Unfortunately there's a shortage of all kinds of guns, all I can say is keep checking with your local dealers. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Thanks for watching!
That's be a good choice. One of these days I'm going to check out the Taurus Tracker 17, it's not a pocket gun but it's my favorite caliber! Thanks for watching!
I found the snubbie about a week after I bought this one and it was gone just as quickly as it appeared! If I could have got it, I wouldn't have to make a new holster. Thanks for watching!
@@rickthompson1422 I just happened to walk into one of my LGS and there it was in the case. I stood right there until someone came over to me and I said "hand me that one" as I set my ID on the counter. I wasn't going to miss the opportunity for it like I did several months before.
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview ...thanks....I went to a couple local shows hoping to find them...ZIP....they had plenty of 605s, but not one 942. I have my local dealers looking and I am searching...just very few out there at this moment...I like to buy pairs when I can, but I can't even find one...
@@rickthompson1422 I'd like to get me a pair of .45 Schofields! Hopefully things will be getting back to normal and guns and ammo will start hitting the shelves again.
Self defense shootings require the shooter to be aware of background. You can expect to get sued by anyone injured from missed shots. A 22 lr or even wmr can reduce the liklihood of missed shots and the possibility of striking an unintended target.
.22WMR is not anything to be scoffed at for SD There's a few choices of ammo that get massive expansion and give up all of that energy in the would be aggressor. Expands almost flat at about .40 caliber with a small bump on the backside that is slightly larger than the original .22 diameter. Wound channel is wicked and I'm sure the fluid shock would be devastatingly painful. He isn't going to ask for another one....if he could.
There's a few videos available showing .22wmr out of the Ruger LCR. The cartridge does just fine, even out of a snub. This gun looks really good. I wish Ruger made the .22wmr LCRx in 8 shot. I said I'd never own a Taurus again, but this has me thinking twice.
There's such a big price difference in the Ruger and Taurus and honestly, the Taurus feels nice, looks nice and functions great! If you get lucky enough to find one of these in a store, check it out, I don't think you'll be disappointed. Thanks for watching!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview Very true on price. I've had a few of the Taurus revolvers. I can attest to how fantastic they are with warranty work. They take really good care of you. That was kind of my issue. I was too familiar with their warranty dept. That's almost 20 years ago now. Thanks for the input. I'll definitely be keeping an eye out. BTW, I have that LCR in my pocket holster right now. .22wmr gets it done. 👌
Good review, Sir, thanks! I have the 942 in .22 LR and have been looking for speed-loaders, with no luck, but I see your point about the issue of frame clearance. Just have to wait and see.
Oh wow! I hate to hear that. I've always had good luck with my Taurus revolvers. They should never let a bad one get out but I hope they finally get it right for you. Thank you for watching!
Great review! I just found your channel and subscribed. I've been looking for one of these for my wife for a while now. How heavy is that double action trigger pull?
I don't have a scale to tell you exactly but things I've read say around 7.5lbs-ish. To me it seems pretty average for a revolver. Thanks for watching!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview Very cool! That sounds like it should be manageable. Every online store I've checked is out of this model, must be very popular.
Yes. I always clean and lubricate them before shooting. At a minimum, I will clean the bore to ensure no obstructions. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching too!
I just ordered a 942 3” in 22 lr. I have a 941ul which is a 2” 22 mag. I have numerous Taurus revolvers and no problems, also a big fan of the 22 mag. I think it is very underrated
I have recently decided that I am in the market for a .22 mag revolver..... This may be an option.... Being a die hard S&W Fan, I'm still undecided....
Taurus customer service is so bad, they put out new products and when they keyhole at 7yds and you send it back it takes 7 months to get your new defective firearm fixed or replaced. I'm done with taurus, you get what you pay for. I purchased a Taurus 942 2" 22lr brand new at the end of June 2020, put 3 cylinders of 3 different types of 22lr ammo that I shot with no problem from various other 22's I own and they all keyholed at 7 yards. Taurus received it on July 15 2020 and I just got a call from my FFL yesterday that they have it. The communication was horrible as they barely responded to emails and when they did it was months later, calling them was even worse. I didn't even know the firearm was on its way, just got a call from the FFL. Good luck finding a functional one if you can find them.
I have heard horror stories about that. Their new president said they were going to work on that after the move to Georgia. Maybe I should go down there and run that department! I hate to hear bad customer service stories about any company, it's hard to recover from those types of things. Thanks for watching!
That rapid shooting at 7 yards was impressive. Both you and the gun did well!
Thank you! Thanks for watching too!
Hi Richard - Taurus practices "lean" manufacturing. The frame for the 605, 856, and the 942 is the same, sans the barrel and the cylinder. It is fascinating how they do this. I'm not going to claim Taurus is the best, but they put out decent guns these days at a reduced price.
Smart move for them and us consumers too. I have no issues with Taurus products with the exception of the Spectrum. Thank you for watching!
I picked up a Taurus 905 in 9mm a few years ago and I have no regrets. The recoil is close to a 38 snubby. The moon clips actually makes reloading easier. Great pocket carry pistol.
@@bighomie6283 I've been wanting to get a S&W 625 in 45ACP, reloads are really fast, just ask Jerry Miculek!
Taurus seems to lack in quality control. With that being said if you get one of their guns as long as you run a few boxes of ammo threw them to make sure that you didnt get a lemon you're probably good to go. They have def stepped their game up over the past few years and make a decent product for an affordable price. I would much rather take a Taurus g2c or one of their revolvers over a highpoint Jennings or raven.
@@John5.56 I own 3 Taurus guns. No complaints.
Nice review. I just bought this for my 80+ year old father. An all around nice feeling gun. Very happy with the purchase.
Nice present! I've been really happy with mine, Taurus makes a nice revolver. Thanks for the compliment and thanks for watching!
I paused this video and did a search trying to find that exact revolver, no luck. 22wmr is my favorite rimfire. 40 years ago on this month, I was given a Marlin bolt action 22wmr for my birthday. It was a gift from my grandmother. It was stolen once but recovered. I no longer use that rifle, I "retired it" to the gun safe, but about once a year I bring it out and shoot it for old time sake. I think that little 942 would be a great replacement for my 6 shot Roughrider in 22wmr as my yard/fence building/working on the deer lease gun. This is the first video of yours I have seen and I liked it very much, just subbed you. Good video and content, thank you! And as I always say in any TH-cam comment I make, Greetings from GODS country, Arkansas.
Glad to hear you got the rifle back, many times that doesn't happen. They are hard to find, especially during these times. I've only ever seen two of them on the shelf, the first one was a 2" barrel and after several months, this 3" barrel version was available so I jumped on it. Thank you very much for the comment and thanks for the sub!
Nice, Taurus is really stepping up there game, I can see that being a great trappers gun or for SD if need be. Thx for the vid
I agree, they've been doing better. Thank you for watching!
They moved to a new facility.
There in Bainbridge Ga. Now and its basically a brand new plant.
I have the stainless snub nose 942M, been shooting it for about 2yrs no problems. Have found modern 22WMR ammo is very reliable, have fire about 1500 rounds, bang every time.
If I run across the snubbie version, I will pick it up too! I think they are well made revolvers. Thanks for watching!
I like it. I gave an old 941, same capacity and caliber in blue with wood grips. It’s still like brand new. Nice shooting.
Thank you, and thanks for watching!
Wow!
Gun lust for sure!
Always loved the 22 WMR.
You and me both! Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the great video. My mother in law has a Charter Arms 22 mag that looks very similar. It's also a good shooting gun.
I've seen a few of the Charter Arms guns, I need to pick one up and check them out. Thanks for watching!
I'm sure she showed you she was pretty handy with it !
I’ve been watching a lot of these videos for the 3" 942 22WMR so that’s how I found your channel. This was a nice quick review for the gun. The one thing I like most about this little revolver is the sights are windage adjustable and they allow for changing the front to a fiberoptic or Tritium big dot. I’m really looking forward to getting one of these. I also want the 856 Defender. I’m looking forward to both of these. I’ve spent the last three or four years buying pocket 9s that I don’t even like once I started shooting them. My hands are just too big to hold one well enough to not have problems. I’m 6’5" and I wear a XXL glove. So I’m going to focus on getting some of the new Taurus revolvers and hopefully since I shoot the 85 just fine I should have no troubles with these. Taurus really has made some nice new additions to their revolver line up. I was very happy with the Taurus 85 ultralight I bought for $300 bucks when they first came out. It’s a fun gun to just pop off a few rounds in the backyard. But I’ve never felt comfortable with a five round 38 special as my daily carry. That said, I really do have my eye on 3 or 4 of the new Taurus models. The 3" 856 will be the second one I get providing this shoots as well as my 85. Then I’m interested in the 3" 692 7 shot .38/.357/9mm, I also would like the 6.5" 608 8 shot .357, and then maybe the 380 5 shot mini revolver just because it’s cute. But I’ll be done with the Taurus line up after that. I’ll be living in my retirement then, and I unfortunately didn’t plan for buying a new every 4 to 6 months. I’ve had several Taurus revolvers but I have always traded them off to try other guns. They once were the affordable choice for a S&W knockoff, but they have now moved to the middle bracket, but the reputation seems to allow for that increase. Well good luck with the reviews, maybe I’ll see more of your reviews as I’m shopping around for ideas. Be safe and stay ready.
Now you went and put a bunch of ideas in my head! I have always liked wheel guns and I agree that Taurus has stepped up their game. Hopefully I'll be able to take a look at some of the revolvers you mentioned in the future. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!
great review 👍 love wheel guns. .22 mag seems plenty good enough, easy to aim, get an extra few rounds for revolver. in cali limit is 10 so 8 is only 2 down from max, makes these a more appealing option for some
Thanks! Revolvers are usually pretty reliable too. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for showing this one. My wife carries but is one that has weak hands and recoil sensitive. She can't rack the slide of any and if she can the recoil gets her. She doesn't like the recoil of her 38 snubbie. So this 22 mag revolver will fit nicely. She carries a MP 22 compact with 4 mags. But she like wheel guns. So thanks for showing.👍👍👍
It'd be a good choice Hillbilly! Thanks for watching!
For some reason, this comment keeps showing up as "I haven't responded" to it. I'll try again!
"She carries ... with 4 mags." My kind of lady!!
This is exactly what I was looking for. I did not want a Ruger Wrangler or Heritage , where I had to plunge the casing out one at a time at the range paying by the hour. I also needed something for concealed carry and being sensitive for recoil, it's perfect. I have a new Ruger MK4 Standard and this would be a great addition for me. Thank you for a excellent video.
Keep your eyes peeled, they're kind of hard to find but I think you'll enjoy it! Thanks for the compliment and thanks for watching!
Definitely on the list for this year!
Keep your eyes peeled, I see them pop up from time to time. Thanks for watching!
Good luck I don't see it popup.
I e spent months trying to find one. I wanted a .22lr hand gun. I ended with a Taurus TX22 which I’m very happy with.
Hopefully they'll make a comeback someday! I also have the TX22 and I agree with you on it. Thank you for watching!
Three inch 22 Magnum is just about right. I think I would go with the 22LR, simply because I have a ton of 22 lr in the stash
I have a little of each, either one is a fun round! Thank you for watching!
I bought the Taurus 942 in .22LR a few months ago and am really impressed with fit and finish. I've only fired 42 rounds- saving my stash- but seems OK so far.
That would be a ton of fun to shoot. After the madness is over I'm going look at one
@@357bullfrog9 I hope it ends soon!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview you and me both. I tell people over and over just stop the panic buying. There's no shortage except the one WE are creating. If we just go on as usual nothing will change. We're playing right in the gun haters hands. Just what they want is to do
Nice little revolver, thanks Richard.
Thank you for watching!
I love that cute little revolver during this winter I carry one in my coat as a backup to my Glock 20 or 21
Good choices! Thanks for watching!
The first handgun I ever owned was a blued Taurus revolver chambered in 22 magnum with a 8 shot cylinder and a 4” barrel. Even though I only owned it for a year it was very reliable and shot pretty good out to 25 yards or so.
I'm kind of fond of Taurus revolvers myself. Thanks for watching!
Great channel Richard, Appreciate you
Thank you very much!
I had a lot of Taurus guns back in the day they were my first gun and they were good back then I will probably buy some more of them
If you can find one of these 942M revolvers, I think you'll enjoy it. Their revolvers seem to be very reliable and their newer ones are really good looking to boot! Thanks for watching!
I have the "Judge" and the "pt92." Taurus just makes great stuff!
I completely agree! Thanks for watching!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview you bet!
I’ve got this gun with a 4In barrel (don’t know the model number). It’s hefty but feels solid in the hand and super accurate. I carry it OWB sometimes but it would be heavy for a back up on the ankle or something. Speed Beez makes speed loaders for it. CCI makes reliable ammo that can be used for self defense. 8 rounds on target in a couple seconds with nearly 0 recoil? I don’t know anyone who would volunteer to get hit by that!
I did pick up a couple speed loaders for mine from Taurus. This has got to be one of my favorite little revolvers. Thanks for watching!
941 look where the cylinder opens in the front
I watch a lot of gun reviewers, this is the first one I've seen from you. I have never even considers a Taurus, but you may have changed my mind here! Have subbed and will check out more, thank you.
Awesome! Tell all your friends to subscribe too! Lol. I really like the little 942 and the Taurus 605 too. (same frame, different caliber) They're affordable, reliable and fun to shoot. Thanks for the sub and thanks for watching too!
I have the same gun in 22 lr. Couldn't get a mag so I took what I could get. Definitely love the little fella, thanks for the video.
I hear ya! I really wanted the 2" barrel but, like you, I took it! Thanks for watching!
I enjoyed watching your video review, keep it up man 👍🏻
Thanks, will do!
Finally got my 942M Ultralite 2" version and shot a few boxes at the range, really nice gun and accurate too. I now own 3 Taurus products, including the PT-22 and G2C (which replaced my problem prone unrepairable 738 TCP under warranty). All work fine except for that TCP.
Awesome! The 942 is one of my favorite little revolvers, I hope you'll continue to enjoy yours too. Thanks for watching!
Congratulations !!! Where did you find it in stock ? Seems hard to find for me.
@@TexasCorgiGun Got mine at KY gun company. They had several models in stock a little over 6 months ago, I was waiting on their notification list and grabbed it then.
@@ScampCamper Thanks, and again enjoy It.
Found a 992 model in local pawn shop with both 22lr and 22mag cylinders and hard case and cc holster ! For under 400.00 ! Very nice 9 shot and great but Slightly heavy concealed carry gun. Very accurate and solid revolver!
Sounds to me like you got a pretty good deal on the 992. I don't know what the weight difference between a 992 and a 942 is but the 942 feels like a great concealed carry option. Thanks for watching!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview , the 4" 992 comes in at 40 oz, the 3" 942 weights 25 oz. Good review 👍🏼
@@joeyates1428 that's a pretty big difference.
Nice video. All version of 942 WMR are out stock in every online shop for a long time now, also I could not find it locally.
There are a few guns that used to be everywhere that have been sold out for months now. I'm even seeing Black Powder firearms being sold out everywhere too. Gun shops and shelves that have bare spots that were once full of anything you could want. Hopefully it will get better soon! Thanks for watching!
Nice review! 22wmr is a fun round.
I agree! Thanks for the compliment and thanks for watching!
I have been thinking about a smaller revolver for EDC.
Taurus is a decent choice, 3 inch barrel is a good choice, I have seen some videos about the
higher speeds of 22 magnum ammo. All things considered , well worth consideration.
Good video ,Thanks.
I don't think this one would be a ad choice! Thanks for watching!
Very Nice job-review of this firearm, Thanks !
Thank you for watching!
Great test sir, Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Right now I'm in the market for a .22 handgun so your video is right on time. I've been a Taurus fan long before they were as popular as they are now. That looks like a nice little revolver. Stay warm brother.
I think it would be a great choice! Thanks for watching!
This is the exact gun im getting.
3 inch barrel. 8 shot.
Perfect.
I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoy mine. Thanks for watching!
I bought a Taurus 22m revolver a few years back and sold it 3 days after getting it. It had terrible trigger pull and I got it for my mom and she couldn't pull it back. Love my other Taurus pistols.
I only have one Taurus pistol that I have issues with, the Spectrum. This 942M has what I would consider a typical trigger pull, really no different than any other revolver I own. Thanks for watching!
The rim fire rounds need a very heavy hammer so of course the trigger pull is always heavier with these. Better to get a .32 long or .32 magnum for someone who needs a lighter trigger pull as well as less recoil.
@@LA_Commander I wish .32 Long and .32 Magnum were as common as .22 magnum and around the same price too!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview I would recommend the Ruger LCR in .327 Magnum for your mom. Has a great trigger and you can fire regular .32 out of it for less recoil. Yes, the ammo situation is terrible right now.
@@LA_Commander I think you meant this reply for CORYSart, my Mom has no need for a firearm.
Cant find a freaking 942 anywhere! Thanks for the review!
There's a shortage of everything out there. Keep your eyes peeled, hopefully stuff will start coming back. Thanks for watching!
I have my eye on that gun at my local gun shop and I can't wait to go get it thanks for the review 👍🇺🇸
The first time I saw it on the shelf, I waited and it was gone the next day. The next time I saw it, I set my ID on the counter and said "I'm taking that one!" Strike when you see it because I know a lot of people are looking for one! I actually bought mine several months ago. Thanks for watching!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview ya no problem I like seeing 2A videos and anyone taking time out to review any gun so thank you sir 👍
@@joelrainey1979 same here, I like making the videos too! I hope you've subscribed because I'm going to keep making more videos!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview subscribed and shared
@@joelrainey1979 awesome, thanks!
That's a nice little revolver. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
A good "speedloader" to use at the range for the Taurus 942 would be a fully loaded Kel-Tec PMR30 with its thirty round magazine.
The frame of this 942 resembles Taurus' 905 9mm revolver ("lean" manufacturing per Lionquest Fitness below) which is an A-W-E-S-O-M-E wheelgun to accompany one's warm weather EDC 9mm pistol. Also, do conceal carry here a NAA Sidewinder in .22 Magnum with the folding boot grip and it's no slouch in the Winter. Good video here!
I've heard a few people suggest using a semi-auto magazine for a revolver speedloader, I have never tried it though. I hope to do a video on the 2" barrel version of this little revolver, I'm interested in seeing if there's any bullet tumbling. I also want to see how much velocity difference there is in the two barrel lengths. Lean manufacturing has my vote, I just wish the shelves weren't so lean! Thanks for watching!
This would be the perfect ankle gun, if it was a 2'" barrel. So close. And yet, so far. Thanks for the share!!
They are available with a 2" barrel! They are a great little revolver. Thank you for watching!
I just bought one used 3" I really like it shoots great and pretty accurate
That has to be my favorite little revolver. Thanks for watching!
I have been looking for one of these guns for ever, all my dealers say that everything is out of stock without even checking their computer.
There are a lot of guns that are out of stock, I've been checking my computer! It may take some time but hopefully they'll get back to normal inventory some day. Thanks for watching!
Great information, excellent video examples. Overall fantastic review. Thanks. Keep up the Great work 👍
Much appreciated! Thanks for watching!
That's a cool revolver. 22 magnum is nothing to laugh at for sure. I am looking for a small caliber revolver for carry so I'll take a closer look at this one. Thanks for the video.
Good luck in your search, the Taurus 942 has been a really Hard-to-find Revolver! Thanks for watching!
Good review Richard. Shooting out the back door of your saloon; how cool is that! Thanks.
It started out as just a covered area to shoot from in case of unpleasant weather then developed into the "Shootin' Saloon". I blame it, and my fondness of Cowboy guns on Santee @Arizona Ghostriders! Thank you for watching!
Many thanks for your great review on your Taurus 942M!. Actually I have a couple, (Older models, made in Brazil), one is .22WMR, Ti alloy frame, 2.125" bbl, other is .22lr steel frame, 4" bbl. Frame size is similar to S&W's model 63 ('J' frame). I also have an S&W mod 17 - 2 / .22lr, pinned 6" bbl (Old classic), and a mod 48 'no dash', 6" pinned bbl (Old classic, too).
NONE of the above is for sale. If anyone wishes to 'dry fire' / practice with a rimfire gun, nowadays anyone can find polymer snap caps, searching in the Web, to minimize damage. However, as you wisely explain, make sure to check your gun's Owner's Manual first.
Sounds like a pretty nice collection you got there. I like wheel guns! Thanks for the compliment and thanks for watching too!
I have an older Taurus in 9mm, the PT-92. It’s identical to the Beretta model and is a dream to shoot. I own S&Ws, CZ’s, and Rugers, as well as Tauruses. Taurus is underrated in my opinion. They perform excellent for the money. If they had quality issues, it hasn’t been in the last twenty years from what I’ve seen.
Nice review Richard.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for this video. You shared a lot of good information. I am making a change from semi autos to revolvers due to arthirits in my hands (and gout in my hands) It has become nearly impossible for me to load a magazine of a semi auto. But I have no trouble loading a revolver.
I bought myself a Heritage Rough Rider with a 4.75" barrel for Christmas. It will be used just for plinking in the back yard and will replace my S&W 22lr compact. Next I'm looking at Taurus 856 to replcae my Ruger lc9s.
But I am also interested in the 942 which could be used as a self defense round or varmit shooting out of the garden, but usually I use my Marlin model 60. I think if I buy these three revolvers I'll be done. Thanks again for this video.
I've got a couple Heritage revolvers and they're great for plinking. I have used the 856 and it's a pretty good revolver too. The 942M is one of my favorites! Easy to shoot, reliable and small enough to carry all the time. I think you've got it all figured out. Thanks for watching!
Check out Very 1st Review of 9-shot .22lr/.22Magnum Diamondback Sidekick DA/SA Revolver w Magnums here th-cam.com/video/w1ES6iTKDYk/w-d-xo.html I also did a 942 .22lr review
Very interesting, I think I'm going to have to check out the Sidekick.
I've got one on a waiting list in the 2" version for my wife. Her Ruger LCP is just too stout for her.
I saw the 2" version on the shelf the same day I bought my 605, I should have bought it at the same time. Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the awesome video. Looks like a good little gun. I have never owned a ♉️ Taurus. One day that may change.
It's one of my favorites. I haven't had any issues with a Taurus revolver. The only real issues I've had with a Taurus, was the Spectrum .380 pistol.
Good video nice little pistol definitely better than nothing for self defense thanks man
A lot of fun to shoot too! Thank you for watching!
Great video! I have the 605 in mat black, love it. I also enjoy shooting my Heritage Rough Rider which has two cylinders, .22 LR and .22 wmr, fun to shoot but with a six in barrel, not for EDC, now the 942 for EDC is right on. Question, what’s it retail for?
Thanks fir the cool video.
Both the 605 and the 942 both retail about $350-360. Both are great guns and fun to shoot, but not as inexpensive as the Heritage. Thanks for watching!
I just purchased the Taurus 605 .357 magnum and love it!!!!
I think that ismy next gun purchase, thank you. I hope I can find one!
Good luck, they're a lot of fun. Thanks for watching!
Great presentation and i must commend you on the saloon at the range. Brilliant!! Thanks for sharing.
Wow, thank you!
Great review. I have been looking for this gun for almost a year now, I'm on 4 waiting lists and no luck yet, and because I've been looking for so long I'm not sure that it's imported in Oregon
They are very scarce, that's for sure! Why would it not be allowed in Oregon?
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview LOL cause I can't find one
@@elder1144 lol!
Nice review, subbing. If I was to carry 22 mag for self defense a wheel gun would be my choice. Misfires just take a fraction of a second to recover from, unlike autos that would require racking or fixing a feed issue.
I couldn't agree more! Thanks for subbing and thanks for watching!
AND a .22 Mag is a LOT better than a sharp stick, or the biggest knife you are willing to carry.
Yea, the TCM22 is a necked down 9mm. It flys at about 2000 FPS! Hot little round!
22wmr short-barrel optimized defense loads:
Speer Gold Dot
Winchester Silvertip
Hornady Critical Defense
Federal Punch
I need me one of these.. I had a Taurus.357 snub nose.. loved the gun but my Gawd it was loud as hail.
Not enough barrel to eat up all that noise! Fun guns though. Thank you for watching!
The noise helps make any bad giuys go away!
@@johnputney2661 That chunk of .357 lead helps keep them away too!
Hi Richard, suggestion: try some Winchester Silvertip 22 winmag , it is optimized for handguns. Hard to find usually but I just received some from MidwayUSA. Five Star Firearms [5 Star] has speedloaders for the 942M (really cool company and products), I have them - with docks - for a handful of different calibers. I have a couple of Taurus m327 - 2" and 3" - for over a decade, in .327 fedmag, built on the 605 frame , they are 100% sweet , smooth and accurate. See you in the saloon soon.
I've tried the Silvertip .22lr in a couple semi-autos with varying success, I'm sure they're great in a revolver! I did eventually pick up a couple speed loaders for the 942, I just haven't done a video on them. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching too!
Most people shot by a pistol end up living through it, no matter the caliber... you just need something you’re comfortable with that’ll make the perp “squeak and leak” and stop what they’re doing.
The intent is to "Stop" the threat, "squeak and leak" should do the trick. Thanks for watching!
I totally agree that a senior citizen and people with medical issues or weak hands will do very well with this type of revolver for Personal Defense.
This one might not be the right choice for someone that has trouble pulling a trigger. I'm not sure what the pull weight is but it is very heavy in DA and although the hammer is very smooth, it's also pretty heavy.
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview Trigger pull on any DA .22 rimfire is inherently heavy, as is cocking the hammer, and maybe the top main complaint with them. I've had a Taurus 94 in 5" for over twenty years, small hammer spur, and will eat the meat off your thumb with long repeated use. One exception for me is a S&W 63-5.
@@jonaozo540 Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching too!
My favorite caliber and a tad on the pricey side. Good review, thanks
Yes, they are but they sure are fun. Thanks for watching!
Nice review of the gun and the 22 magnum round. 22mag is a really good self defense round; and as a bonus they are fun to shoot. Never heard of or read an article where someone came back the next day to finish a robbery, home invasion, physical assault because they only took a few rounds of 22 magnum to the chest.
I couldn't agree more, especially about the robber coming back! Lol! Thanks for watching!
NICE! Probably gonna need one.
They're pretty tough to find right now, but then again, nearly everything is tough to find these days! Good luck on your search and thanks for watching!
Placement is more important than size. Nice video.
Kind of like real estate, location, location, location! Thanks for the compliment and thanks for watching!
You have a steady hand!
Sometimes I'm just lucky. Thanks for watching!
Nice and simple to shoot and maintain
One of my favorite things about a revolver. Thanks for watching!
You know being a former EMT when I was treating GSW victims they never asked “what caliber is it?” No they said “I’ve been flipping shot!!!”
Lol, yup. An extra hole is an extra hole. Thanks for watching!
I want one of these... Made in Bainbridge, Georgia USA.
They're not easy to find, good luck! Thanks for watching!
SÜPER THANK YOU 4 İNÇH VİDEOS 8 SHOT PLUS AND 10 SHOT PLUS ROVELVER VİDEOS
Thank you for watching!
Have smith and wesson pro series 9 mm , and have Taurus g2c and G3 stainless, and Raging Hunter 5 1/2 inch barrel 357 magnum 7 shot, and some other guns and Taurus has stepped up , trust them all anymore , price are great, this is a nice looking 22 magnum would carry it, love all guns if had Ammo, gun shop tried to sell my son 380 ammo for his Ruger lcp for 90 dollars 50 rounds he ask him if he was on crack. Great Video 👍
I've had lots of luck with Taurus firearms. There's a lot of places ripping off customers with their ammo prices. Thanks for watching!
Stop shopping at that store. He's not looking for customers, so much as suckers.
@@johnputney2661 that's the kind of thing that'll make me stop going to a certain store. Thanks for watching!
I’ve been looking to buy can’t find it. Any advice? Nice job on the review. Thanks.
Unfortunately there's a shortage of all kinds of guns, all I can say is keep checking with your local dealers. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Thanks for watching!
Awesome gun would fit right in my pocket for checking my trap line Iam as well a 17 hmr shooter favorite my go to rifle for coyotes
That's be a good choice. One of these days I'm going to check out the Taurus Tracker 17, it's not a pocket gun but it's my favorite caliber! Thanks for watching!
I have a Taurus 17hmr revolver. I love it! Quite a bit bigger than that one. In single action she has a sweet trigger too.
@@mee1492 I will have to get one soon! Thanks for watching!
Great review. Like to see this in 6 rnd .327 magnum. Liked and subbed.
Thanks for the sub! Now THAT would be a cool little revolver! Thanks for watching too!
You could always cut off relief in the holster for the barrel to fit that gun
I guess I could but it gives me an excuse to make another holster! Thanks for watching!
Another good video Richard.I've been looking all over for one of those in the snubbie version,,can't find one local or online.
I found the snubbie about a week after I bought this one and it was gone just as quickly as it appeared! If I could have got it, I wouldn't have to make a new holster. Thanks for watching!
...impossible to find. ...been searching for months and I am resourceful....I want 2"...
@@rickthompson1422 I just happened to walk into one of my LGS and there it was in the case. I stood right there until someone came over to me and I said "hand me that one" as I set my ID on the counter. I wasn't going to miss the opportunity for it like I did several months before.
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview ...thanks....I went to a couple local shows hoping to find them...ZIP....they had plenty of 605s, but not one 942. I have my local dealers looking and I am searching...just very few out there at this moment...I like to buy pairs when I can, but I can't even find one...
@@rickthompson1422 I'd like to get me a pair of .45 Schofields! Hopefully things will be getting back to normal and guns and ammo will start hitting the shelves again.
Self defense shootings require the shooter to be aware of background. You can expect to get sued by anyone injured from missed shots. A 22 lr or even wmr can reduce the liklihood of missed shots and the possibility of striking an unintended target.
I agree! Thanks for watching!
.22WMR is not anything to be scoffed at for SD
There's a few choices of ammo that get massive expansion and give up all of that energy in the would be aggressor.
Expands almost flat at about .40 caliber with a small bump on the backside that is slightly larger than the original .22 diameter.
Wound channel is wicked and I'm sure the fluid shock would be devastatingly painful.
He isn't going to ask for another one....if he could.
I agree. Federal has a new "Self Defense" .22 LR that seems to be pretty wicked, I'd like to see the same ammo in a .22Mag. Thanks for watching!
Great review.....id like to get one of those asap.Gonna be a while it looks like though.
Sadly, I think you are correct! Thanks for watching!
4got 2 add kooolest range shak ever !! Nice Touch
Lol! Thank you!
Great job on the review.
Thanks!
There's a few videos available showing .22wmr out of the Ruger LCR. The cartridge does just fine, even out of a snub. This gun looks really good. I wish Ruger made the .22wmr LCRx in 8 shot. I said I'd never own a Taurus again, but this has me thinking twice.
There's such a big price difference in the Ruger and Taurus and honestly, the Taurus feels nice, looks nice and functions great! If you get lucky enough to find one of these in a store, check it out, I don't think you'll be disappointed. Thanks for watching!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview Very true on price. I've had a few of the Taurus revolvers. I can attest to how fantastic they are with warranty work. They take really good care of you. That was kind of my issue. I was too familiar with their warranty dept. That's almost 20 years ago now. Thanks for the input. I'll definitely be keeping an eye out. BTW, I have that LCR in my pocket holster right now. .22wmr gets it done. 👌
@@johngifford7725 I know I don't want to get hit with any caliber!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview Hahaha! You and me both!
Good review, Sir, thanks! I have the 942 in .22 LR and have been looking for speed-loaders, with no luck, but I see your point about the issue of frame clearance. Just have to wait and see.
I have the 605 in .38/.357 and 2 speed loaders for it, they work but are a little tricky. Thanks for watching!
I have an 22 -9 shooter pistol. revolution. I love it
I also have one, an old H&R 922 revolver. Thanks for watching!
Still waiting for this in a 2 inch ultra lite model to be available again.
I've seen the 605 in an ultra lite, I don't recall the .22mag version.
Nice pistol and great review.
Thank you! I really appreciate that!
I'm sending my Taurus 94 UL back for repairs, for the fifth time, no more Taurus for me. You did well on your video tho.
Oh wow! I hate to hear that. I've always had good luck with my Taurus revolvers. They should never let a bad one get out but I hope they finally get it right for you. Thank you for watching!
Forget the Thunder Strunk. I'm waiting for this 942 to come out with both cylinder.
That'd be nice! They have another model that comes with both 22lr and 22mag cylinders, just not the 942. Thanks for watching!
Great review! I just found your channel and subscribed. I've been looking for one of these for my wife for a while now. How heavy is that double action trigger pull?
I don't have a scale to tell you exactly but things I've read say around 7.5lbs-ish. To me it seems pretty average for a revolver. Thanks for watching!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview Very cool! That sounds like it should be manageable. Every online store I've checked is out of this model, must be very popular.
@@jefftarter4703 7lbs is pretty damn nice for double action
@@jefftarter4703 Nearly every gun out there is popular right now!
Did you lube it first? Mine was dry as a bone and was very stiff. After cleaning and lube, it was a whole nuther gun! Nice vid.
Yes. I always clean and lubricate them before shooting. At a minimum, I will clean the bore to ensure no obstructions. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching too!
I would love to find one of these!!!
Many others too.
I just ordered a 942 3” in 22 lr. I have a 941ul which is a 2” 22 mag. I have numerous Taurus revolvers and no problems, also a big fan of the 22 mag. I think it is very underrated
Same here! Thank you for watching!
Really want to get my hands on one of those beauties!
They're good shooting guns.
Nicely done
Thanks! Thanks for watching too!
Very nice!
Thanks!
5 Star makes the speed loader for this ad the LR version also.
They only show an 8 shot .22 for the LCR on their website.
I have recently decided that I am in the market for a .22 mag revolver..... This may be an option.... Being a die hard S&W Fan, I'm still undecided....
I don't think you can go wrong with a newer Taurus revolver.
Taurus customer service is so bad, they put out new products and when they keyhole at 7yds and you send it back it takes 7 months to get your new defective firearm fixed or replaced. I'm done with taurus, you get what you pay for.
I purchased a Taurus 942 2" 22lr brand new at the end of June 2020, put 3 cylinders of 3 different types of 22lr ammo that I shot with no problem from various other 22's I own and they all keyholed at 7 yards. Taurus received it on July 15 2020 and I just got a call from my FFL yesterday that they have it. The communication was horrible as they barely responded to emails and when they did it was months later, calling them was even worse. I didn't even know the firearm was on its way, just got a call from the FFL. Good luck finding a functional one if you can find them.
I have heard horror stories about that. Their new president said they were going to work on that after the move to Georgia. Maybe I should go down there and run that department! I hate to hear bad customer service stories about any company, it's hard to recover from those types of things. Thanks for watching!
Great review subbed!
Much appreciated!