Great job Tom. Very informative and well presented. Thanks so much for your efforts and attention to detail. The video production was clean and well produced. Thanks!
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
8 күн бұрын
Thank you, Craig, I am considering a second video. Any suggestion?
@ALFREDKALINA
14 күн бұрын
A lot of you tube videos are made by those don't speak clearly, ramble about almost anything & leave out important info - I have a Taurus 656 defender ordered in .38 spl 3" & was very pleased to see your video: clear, concise & no off-the-subject gibberish. On one other review the guy was even cleaning his during the review!
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
14 күн бұрын
Alfred, I concur. I am a man of few words. It surprised me the video was 15 minutes. That's very long for me. Your 656 is a good choice too. Six rounds in the same cylinder diameter as my 5 shot 357. Did you find a good holster? Is the laser grip coupon still offered? If so, do get it. You mentioned cleaning. I just got some Flitz bore cleaner. Do get some also. The barrel will be spotless. Added plus, if your 656 is SS it will remove the cylinder ring easily. Any suggestions for my second video?
@nelsonwalker7105
Ай бұрын
I enjoyed this video. I just bought this revolver in tungsten cerakote. I enjoyed your review.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
Ай бұрын
Thank you for the kind words. I am impressed, ALL the comments are just as kind. Not one negative. If the laser grip coupon is still shipped in the box, consider getting it. I enjoy mine a lot. I used the revolver on several Wisconsin north woods back country adventures with a large black bear population. Although I didn't have to use it, it is very comforting to have. Enjoy
@johnmigliore79
2 ай бұрын
I enjoyed your video very much and I have seen the videos that question the reliability of the 605 and felt there was something wrong. Thank you for clearing it up. It's definitely on my list for another wheel gun. Keep up the videos. Ps how do you like the red dot on the hand grip?
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
2 ай бұрын
Thank You for the kind words, John. I am blessed with all the comments being very favorable. Not a single negative remark. For @ $ 400 it is well worth it. (Note - error in the video, I said less than $300, should be less than $ 400 and that was a year ago. I'm certain Bidenomics raised the cost). I figured for $400 I'll get it, no big deal if it sucks. I am pleasantly surprised with the purchase. I guess you can't believe all the KZitemrs. I got to use it last month for a two-week wilderness camping and fishing trip in northern Wisconsin. A healthy black bear and wolf population. I didn't need to use it for defense, but it was comforting to have. It was also fun to plink with, maybe that scared off the critters. I plinked with 125 gr hollow points. The 180 gr Buffalo Bore is expensive and not fun to shoot. I am not sensitive to recoil at all. But I did downplay the recoil, it caught me off guard. It was nasty! This is my first and only video, (to date). I enjoyed doing it. I also enjoy replying to these comments. I'm retired. Any suggestions for my second video? Really, I need ideas. I have been shooting for over 50 years. Mostly plinking, then Trap, Sporting clays, Duck, goose, grouse, big game, Masters class in unlimited IPSSC, pen pal with Col Jeff, (Dean), Cooper prior to email, (used snail mail), I share my affection of the 1911 with Jeff Cooper, I have three of em. There was a coupon in the box for the red laser grip. For @ $100, it is well worth it. I loved the original grips, they fit my hand perfectly. The laser grips are almost as good, a little larger that some prefer. I prefer the visibility of the green laser, (3x the $). However, green is more sensitive to cold weather. It may not function in cold climates like Wisconsin. Red is more forgiving. After all it's a low-cost trail gun, (seconds as a self-defense gun). Having the laser on the grip is not a concern. It does not interfere with my draw, my finger does not block the laser, I am pleased. The offset is not appreciable for a revolver like this. Still accurate enough. Really, Give me your thoughts for a second video.
@johnmigliore79
2 ай бұрын
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring Hi Tom I still have my two Originals I bought when I was 21 over 40 years ago S&W 27 6-in and an S&W 39 and would like to give the 27 a break because of old age that's why I was looking to add new 357. Back in the day, I had a few matches at Camp Perry rifle match using 220 swift. Don't ask how I did. 😆 For myself I like the type of Mythbusters format showing one point of view to the next like in your first video. Patience, it will come to you. Good Luck.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
2 ай бұрын
@@johnmigliore79 You will enjoy the Laser.
@mikeschrotenboer6089
2 ай бұрын
Very well done review, thank you for sharing !
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
2 ай бұрын
Thank you, Mike. I did this just for fun and to set the record straight for some negative channels about the 605. Like I said, I was pleasantly surprised at the value. I wanted a low-cost trail gun. I just came back from a wilderness camping and fishing trip in northern Wisconsin. There is a good population of Black Bears. I wore this revolver and was very comforted. Any suggestions on what I should do for my second video?
@JohnGligora
2 ай бұрын
oops commented to soon. see you answered that question. My bad
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
2 ай бұрын
No worries, John. Any suggestions for another video?
@JohnGligora
2 ай бұрын
I noticed at the 5:45 mark of the video, the grips changed from the original to aftermarket grips. What grips are those and where did you get them from?
@barrydraper
2 ай бұрын
Nice shooting! I have the 2" version & it's been 100% reliable. You may want to use some blue Loctite for the screw on the right side, just above the trigger guard, as it likes to back itself out after a lot of shooting.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
2 ай бұрын
Barry, Thank you for the heads up.
@stagarms1
3 ай бұрын
Good video,any specific info on that holster?
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
3 ай бұрын
The one I got is no longer on the market, and I had to cut down the strap and move the buckle. I did ask Taurus USA they sent me this link..... shoptaurus.com/holsters/?_bc_fsnf=1&brand=15
@Noneyurbusiness
3 ай бұрын
Did he really say trithium vile 😂
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
3 ай бұрын
He sure did say "TRITIUM VIAL". Not bad for a budget revolver. Tritium or hydrogen-3 gas has a half-life of 12.5 years. Being a gas is why a glass vial is used to contain the tritium. I have some sights that are @30 years old, and they sure don't seem to be half or 1/4 as bright. Seem near as bright as newer sights. Note - He usually doesn't talk in third person. 🤣
@leewitte4700
4 ай бұрын
If it was a 6 shot instead of 5 I'd say ideal for my use as a trail gun.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
4 ай бұрын
Yes, always trade-offs. Larger cylinder diameter could turn off some purchasers. Less capacity does also. I only have black bear here in Wisconsin. Five will be sufficient.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
4 ай бұрын
Taurus reached out to me and suggested Galco holsters for the 3" 605. Check it out..... shoptaurus.com/holsters/?_bc_fsnf=1&brand=15&Model=Taurus+605
@Sora2529
4 ай бұрын
Holsters are hard to find for it, especially for left handers.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
4 ай бұрын
I never even thought about lefties. Please post if you find one!
@shawnsnow6413
5 ай бұрын
Bought the same gun for the exact same reasons. Was hiking with my family a few weeks ago and had a run-in with a large black bear. Wanted something cheap, stainless, and with sufficient knock down power. Chose the 3inch barrel because there's too much velocity drop off on the snub. I'll have to look into some hard cast ammo.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
5 ай бұрын
You will not be disappointed with the revolver! The Buffalo Bore 180 gr flat nose hard cast seems to be the proper medicine. This is from my research; I haven't used it on any game. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any on the shelves. I had to purchase directly from Buffalo Bore $$. If the coupon for the laser grip was in the box, I highly suggest you get it. Hard to pass up for the price. I like the third finger tactical activation.
@jimihendrix003
5 ай бұрын
I just bought one. It's the all black with the full grip. Yet it cost me $428 overall. That's with the tax. I bought it as a simple commute carry and camping/trail gun as well.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
5 ай бұрын
I mis-spoke in the video. S/B < $400, pretax and background check. That was a year ago. So, with a year of Bidenomics, you got a fair price. I'm certain you will enjoy. Let me know what holster you find.
@allanking6848
5 ай бұрын
I looked at one of these today at the gun shop. This particular model had a matte black finish and a standard blackout front sight. The list price was 369. It was also drilled and tapped for a Red Dot optics plate. You're a video has got me thinking I should probably go back and pick it up. Thanks for a very informative video.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
5 ай бұрын
You will be pleasantly surprised like I was! FYI - I misspoke in the video. I paid < $400, (not < $300), for the SS / tritium sight model and that was a year ago. I recall the black models were a little less money. But, with one year of Bidenomics, yours is a good price. My brother gave me a Vortex Venom he didn't need, (what a brother!). I don't need it either. I'm selling it and the proceeds will go to my brother. I'm asking a mere $125 + shipping. Check out the web site link. vortexoptics.com/vortex-venom-red-dot+reticle-3~MOA~Dot
@steveullrich6231
5 ай бұрын
Very nice comprehensive review Tom. I appreciate the fact that you addressed some of the concerns that have been voiced by others in their reviews. BTW: Nice groups.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
5 ай бұрын
I saw those other reviews too. But I wanted a trail gun for the Wisconsin north woods. So, for < $400 I figured how bad could it be? I purchased it anyways and was pleasantly surprised! This was my motivation for the video. Do you plan on buying a Taurus? I don't think I fibbed too much, but I did two strings and showed the best of the two. The exception was the Buffalo Bore, I didn't want to do that again! Any suggestions for a next video? It just snowed 4" here in Wisconsin but soon it will be spring. I didn't want to shoot a video in our winter.
@steveullrich6231
5 ай бұрын
@@NotAllEngineersAreBoring I am familiar with the forests of northern Wisconsin and recognize the value of a trail gun. A .357 should be adequate to the task. I sailed Superior out of Bayfield for many years and stumbled upon black bears on the Apostle Islands more than once. Never felt like I was in eminent peril, but I didn't waste any time back tracking out of those situations. Yes, I have been considering buying a Taurus 605 and have been a little conflicted about 2" or 3" barrels. You make a good argument for the 3" barrel, but the 2" barrel would be easier to pocket, and I don't plan on facing down a bear any time soon. I'm also looking at the 856 if you have one around to do a video about. As a pocket carry self-defense option .38S hollow points look like they would do the job. I pocket carry a P238 at the moment but have never been overly confident in its reliability or punch. The 856 is a little cheaper and is a six shooter so that is a plus. .38S should be a soft shooter and I'd likely carry the 605 with .38S anyhow so I am conflicted. Nice to have options. I saw that it has been snowing up that way. We have a daughter in Minnesota. We moved south just last year to get out of that crap. Seventy and sunny in South Carolina today.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
5 ай бұрын
If you are going to shoot 38's anyways, I agree, the 856 gives you one extra shot with the same cylinder diameter of the 5 shot 605. Just as easy to conceal with 1 more shot. 2" or 3" would depend on how you intend to carry. You mentioned "pocket", 3" doesn't pocket well. I carry a P938, my wife enjoys the P238. Both are very reliable, (I'm almost sure you mean stopping power). I understand carrying is not supposed to be "comfortable". It is to be "comforting". That P238 will be much more comfortable than the 856, and almost as comforting. The 380 isn't too far off from a 38. Check out the Liberty Ammunition 380 Civil Defense for that P238. My wife likes shooting it. She feels it is comforting.
@steveullrich6231
5 ай бұрын
@@NotAllEngineersAreBoring I carry Underwood 68GR. xtreme defender in the 238. Saw some great ballistics testing on it. I think Liberty makes something just like it. They look like a Phillips #2 screwdriver and don't expand. They penetrate though and make a significant wound cavity. The 238 is very easy/comfortable to carry in a DeSantis Nemesis pocket holster. Comforting is a good way to put it as well. I don't need a wheel gun so much as I want another one. I suppose you know how that is. Traded my S&W 642 on something a few years ago in a fit of stupidity. The Taurus offerings seem to be solid affordable options when held side by side with the 642.
@suasponte6230
6 ай бұрын
Double and single action
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
6 ай бұрын
Call me old fashion. I was pen pals with Lt. Col. Jeff Cooper, (pre-internet, we used snail mail). Then I met Jeff at Gunsite when he taught there. The original definitions were, double action meant two types of actions, 1) finger cock and 2) thumb cock. If you could only use the thumb cock that was a single action. If you could only use the finger cock, that was single action too. This could be misinterpreted so "finger cock only" was used. "Double action only" was non-sensical. These were Jeff Cooper's definition also. I understand over the years it no longer has that meaning. I doubt Jeff Cooper would have accepted it, But I accept it. However, I still use Finger or Thumb cock. I keep true to the original definition, and everyone knows what I am talking about.
@lmgpharm
6 ай бұрын
Thank you, Tom for an excellent post! I just bought this Taurus and found your info very helpful...clear, concise, and very good explanation and demonstration!
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
6 ай бұрын
Thank you for the kind words. All of my comments have been very positive. FYI - <$ 300 S/B < $400 so you didn't pay too much. And this was a year ago. This was my first Taurus, and it won't be my last. Any suggestions for my second video? Did you find a good holster?
@lmgpharm
6 ай бұрын
@@NotAllEngineersAreBoring Haven't looked for a holster yet. The one you have looks good. I've had my taurus for a week and haven't fired it yet, so I'm ready to go to the range!
@quentinjackson3778
6 ай бұрын
Do they have moon clips for the 605
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
6 ай бұрын
Never looked. I'm not sure you can have a moon clip in 357? I did get speed strips and a speed loader. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B4GRD5V1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000C1CLL/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
@cloycespears9632
6 ай бұрын
Where in the world did you buy that gun for under 300 dollars.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
6 ай бұрын
Lo siento mucho! Typo, S/B under $400 a year ago. So "No", you're not getting ripped off.
@cloycespears9632
6 ай бұрын
@@NotAllEngineersAreBoringI didn't say anything about getting ripped off.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
6 ай бұрын
I just meant you won't find it for < $300.
@kibawolf6673
6 ай бұрын
Bought one today with intentions of using it for EDC, paid $419 retail which might have been a little too much, ive owned a Model 66 and this feels so much better then the 66 already
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
6 ай бұрын
Lo siento mucho! Typo in my video, cost S/B < $400, not $300. So your cost is about right. The < $400 was a year ago. Enjoy! For the price, consider the laser if they still have a discounted cost.
@kibawolf6673
6 ай бұрын
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring yeah they had the laser version, my big hands blocked it so I opted out for a standard one with Pachmeier grips... still awesome nonetheless
@bryanmarine9699
6 ай бұрын
I`ve never owned a Taurus, but was looking at the 605 as my first, because I`m looking for a 357 Magnum. I currently own mostly S&W and Ruger, from 38, 9mm, & 44 Magnum. I`ve never owned a 357. After watching your video, I`m gonna give this Taurus a try. Thanks.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
6 ай бұрын
Bryan, you won't be disappointed. I bought my first and only, (so far), despite many negative reviews. Actually, I was surprised how inaccurate the reviews were. I was pleasantly surprised with its quality for < $400, (I got it wrong in my video, S/B < $400 not, < $300). The inaccurate reviews are what prompted me to do this video review. I am not affiliated with Taurus.
@kibawolf6673
6 ай бұрын
Bought mine today, the taurus felt alot better then the Smith in the same size and barrel length... don't sleep on the brand ive owned a 4" Taurus and it was my favorite revolver
@dougmac9955
6 ай бұрын
Welcome to KZitem. I have several Taurus revolvers as well as S&W, Colt, Ruger and others. I'm 74 retired Army NCO and I have been shooting and accumulating guns my entire life. My Taurus revolvers run from 22LR/22WMR to 454 Casul. For years my EDC was a Taurus 85CH (DAO) 357 magnum I loaded with 38 Spl 158 gr Semi Wadcutter Hollow Point +Ps. I have always been satisfied with my Taurus revolvers. Are they equal to S&W in fit and finish? No. But for me they have been serviceable and dependable. Keep posting and I will keep viewing.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
6 ай бұрын
Doug, Thank you for the warm welcome. All my comments have been very complimentary and encouraging. While this is my first Taurus, I too collect and shoot many handguns. When I do carry the Taurus, as I mentioned in the video, I use 125 gr jacketed hollow points in 357. I am not sensitive to recoil and 125 gr shouldn't over penetrate. I can tell you are not sensitive to recoil either. The 454 Casull was a dead giveaway! It is still winter here in Wisconsin. I don't feel like shooting a video in the snow. Spring is coming soon. I am looking for suggestions for the next video. Any suggestions?
@maryannetice8395
7 ай бұрын
Excellent video. Looking forward to your next one! Thank you.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
7 ай бұрын
Thank you, Mary. It's winter here in Wisconsin, so it may be a couple more months. I learned a lot on this first video, next one should be better. Any topics you're interested in?
@sammyprestwood3182
7 ай бұрын
How did you find it for less than $300 with a 3 inch barrel? I can't even get a 605 with a 2 inch barrel for that kind of money
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
7 ай бұрын
OOOps, I purchased it for less than $400, (@ a year ago). My appologies. I'll see if I can edit it.
@skellym37061
7 ай бұрын
Great Job! Looking forward to your channel sir!!!!God Bless!
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
7 ай бұрын
Thank you, Gregory. Winter here in Wisconsin so it may be a few months before I create another. Any topic you are interested in for the next one?
@tonyn152
7 ай бұрын
Having a hard time finding a good holster (IWB kydex) for the 605 in 3 in. barrel. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
7 ай бұрын
Me too. Taurus sells holsters, but I didn't see one for the laser grip. I have the Veridian laser grip they sold. Let me know if you find one.
@Bowdock
7 ай бұрын
Thank you, you did a great and informative presentation!
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
7 ай бұрын
Thank you for the kind words. I learned a lot on this first video. My next one should be better.
@garycombs9435
7 ай бұрын
Finger covking? Thumb cocking? You mean 😂Double Action and Single Action ? And I've had ok customer service from Taurus.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
7 ай бұрын
Call me old fashion. I was pen pals with Col. Jeff Cooper, (pre-internet, we used snail mail). Then I met Jeff at Gunsite when he taught there. The original definitions were, double action meant two types of actions, 1) finger cock and 2) thumb cock. If you could only use the thumb cock that was a single action. If you could only use the finger cock, that was single action too. This could be misinterpreted so "finger cock only" was used. "Double action only" was non-sensical. These were Jeff Cooper's definition also. I understand over the years it no longer has that meaning. I doubt Jeff Cooper would have accepted it, But I accept it. However, I still use Finger or Thumb cock. I keep true to the original definition, and everyone knows what I am talking about. Glad to hear customer service is OK. I didn't have to use it. What Taurus do you have and why did you need customer service?
@jessegallegos6685
7 ай бұрын
You sir are an excellent shot. Im impressed with your accuracy with a short barrel .357 mag
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
7 ай бұрын
Thank you, Jesse. I love 357's, but mine and my wife's were all 6" barrels. I needed something handier. I had a 2" and it was too loud and a flame thrower, (powder burned outside the barrel), I sold it. Now that was a short barrel. The three inch has a better sight radius than I thought. The laser grips removed any issue. I don't think it to be too deceptive, but I did take the best of two strings. However, The Buffalo Bore was only one string. I didn't want to do that a second time. I am not that sensitive to recoil, but it was powerful. The recoil slammed the cylinder release latch into my thumb, hence the bandage on my thumb after that string. I thought I cleaned the revolver well. but I kept finding blood in the checkering on the latch. I even used the weave stance and grip, push slightly with your dominant hand and pull slightly with your off hand. This helps reduce muzzle jump. Thanks again Jesse, stay safe.
@MrEaglesfan40
8 ай бұрын
Great review I am looking to buy this pistol and enjoyed you review thank you
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
8 ай бұрын
Thank you for the words of encouragement Frank. I know you will be happy with it. FYI - I just notice an error in my video. My cost 10 months ago was just under $400, (not <$300). Let me know if you find a holster, if you buy the 3" barrel.
@zszs123
8 ай бұрын
These are excellent tools 👍
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
8 ай бұрын
I concur!
@tonyn152
8 ай бұрын
Very good video. I've been looking at these and you have us great information. Haven't found any as inexpensive as you did here in IL. Would you recommend 357 mag., hard case for brown bear as well as black bear? Would you take this to Montana?
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
8 ай бұрын
Thank you for the words of encouragement. I learned a lot doing this first video. Being winter here in Wisconsin, my next one will have to wait until spring. I know a guy in Fon Du Lac, WI, Tom's Military Arms and Guns. He charges Cost plus $20 for pistols. So now you know how much profit your seller is making. I purchased it May 2023, so price shouldn't have gone up much. We only have Black bear here in WI. There are practically no black bear attacks here. Having this sure make me feel at ease cleaning fish at the campsite. Heavy, 180gr, Hard Cast, Flat point, should do the job. Note - I haven't shot a bear with it. My research and hunting experience suggests this would be just the medicine needed for Black Bear. It will definitely penetrate the skull or reach vital organs. As far as Montana goes, you couldn't have too much gun. I would still bring Bear Spray. 357 with this load may be about minimum. I would feel better with a 44 Mag, and a 4" barrel. I would feel even better with a rifle, even a lever action 44 Mag. Walk loud, carry a Wisconsin cow bell when you hike. Let em know you're coming. Stay safe. Let me know what you decide.
@tonyn152
8 ай бұрын
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring Thank you! We were in Montana and Wyoming last July. I carried Bear Spray wherever I went. We never saw any bears, but a woman was killed by a brown Bear on a trail not too far from where we were. Thanks!!
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
8 ай бұрын
My BAD! I just noticed, in the video I said' "less than $300". Opps should be less than $400.
@aali8316
8 ай бұрын
Anyone know a holster that works with the optics ?
@aali8316
8 ай бұрын
Good first video 👍🏽 , thinking abt getting this as a conceal carry .
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
8 ай бұрын
Thanks for the words of encouragement. I try to respond quicker, but, you know….., the holidays. Concerning the 605, 3” as a carry option, at the risk of stating the obvious. I will list my Pro’s and Con’s of this revolver for CC. Pro’s 1) A 357 is the gold standard for a defensive handgun. I my opinion, non-better. 2) Five shot cylinder has a smaller diameter, (1.4”), than a six shot, Making concealment easier than a six shot. If you need more than 5 shots, you may have bitten off more than you should have. 3) Extremely reliable. Not like a semi-auto where you need to be certain rounds feed consistently, no limp wrists etc. 4) Easy for anyone to shoot. Most anyone knows how to fire a revolver. A child knows how to shoot this. However, you will keep this safe from little inquisitive hands. 5) Three inch barrel is by far a better choice than a 2”. So much better performance. A 2” blasts too much, ear damaging noise, and velocity suffers too. Con’s 1) I had a very hard time finding a holster. Let me know what you find. I don't know, are we suppose to put the 3" in a snub nose holster? 2) Much wider width than a semi auto. Less comfort and concealability. The 605 will be very comforting, (not necessarily comfortable). 3) Much longer to reload than a semi auto with a magazine. For the 605 I have both a speed loader and a speed strip for extra rounds. Let me know what you end up with or any other question.
@bradgray9703
8 ай бұрын
A+ video for a first. I agree that a three inch for woods carry is a plus . Especially for a 357.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
8 ай бұрын
Thank you for the support. Winter here in Wisconsin. Stay tuned for more come spring.
@Sandhill1988
8 ай бұрын
I got to hold one, it felt small light with a small grip. I opted for the Tracker 4" ported medium frame Instead. Glad I made that choice and just didn't buy this thing online somewhere.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
8 ай бұрын
I'm sure you will enjoy Mr. James Bond.
@originaloldpop8405
8 ай бұрын
the 10-12# trigger pull (da) put this gun on my "for sale" list, had I been able to handle it in the store I would have never bought it, sale price was on-line only
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
8 ай бұрын
I have two 10-22's. While I found the out of box trigger pull acceptable for a plinker / small game rifle, I made a tack driver out of one of them. So many options and aftermarket parts to make the 10-22 anything you want! With match 22 ammo I can hit paint balls on golf tee's all day long at 100 yards. Just needed an investment of a bull barrel and trigger group, (2# 2 oz pull crisp, no creep), oh and a scope. I whittled the original wood stock to fit the bull barrel. The other looks like a Thompson sub machine gun complete with drum magazine and is a fine plinker. Unfortunate it did not meet your expectations :(
@Woodysback
8 ай бұрын
Bad customer service, don’t buy this brand.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
8 ай бұрын
This is my only Taurus. I didn't have to have it serviced, (yet?). Thanks for the heads up. Why, what did they do to you?
@Woodysback
8 ай бұрын
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring screw in butt stock stuck out the other side about a quarter inch, had to beg to get something done. Two weeks later they aren't email saying package on its way, I said package for what, finally after days told me they sent screws, took three weeks.
@jessebailey5962
2 ай бұрын
@@WoodysbackOh, so you're just impatient and think you're their only customer. You're crying about 3 weeks? Pathetic, trade in your guns and get your nails done and change your name to KAREN.
@danhold1
9 ай бұрын
Very nice review sir
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
9 ай бұрын
Thank you Dan.
@danhold1
9 ай бұрын
@@NotAllEngineersAreBoring welcome 👍🏻
@anthonyb2334
9 ай бұрын
Great first video. Congrats. I’ve owned a Ruger security six in the old days. I wasn’t good enough with the short barrel but always thought the 3” was a good carry gun. I have other 4” and 6” revolvers but your video convinced me to try one of these. I just placed my order with a local gun shop. Thank you again.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
9 ай бұрын
I had a Ruger Security 6 with a 2" barrel too. Wow, the flame and report was awsome. You sure needed ear protection. With 5 round capacity the cylinder diameter is reasonable to conceal. So far, I like the 10 o'clock cross draw position for a holster. Works when I'm seated in a car too.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
8 ай бұрын
Did you get it yet? Let me know how you like it.
@anthonyb2334
8 ай бұрын
@@NotAllEngineersAreBoring I purchased the 3” barrel around Christmas. I have not been able to get to the range yet. It looks and feels good. The cylinder and trigger have a good rotation and action. I may need to change the grips. They feel a little small but I won’t do anything until putting a box or two of 38’s through it.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
8 ай бұрын
Was there a coupon for the laser grips in the box? The laser grips are slightly larger than the stock grips. The cost for the laser grips was fantastic, hard to say "NO". I wanted a low-cost trail gun, but the red laser cost was too good to pass up. well worth the extra bill. Note - I like the visibility / brightness of the green laser, but they do have a drawback beside cost. They stop functioning in Wisconsin cold winters. Red handles the cold better.
@brucepayne1900
9 ай бұрын
We have this. Needs an action and trigger job to really appreciate this revolver
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
9 ай бұрын
Bruce, I concur. The only reason I didn't, (yet?), is I wanted a low-cost trail gun. Didn't want to spend approximately half the cost of the revolver on a trigger / action job. Did you have this work done? Are you happy with it? Do you know the trigger weight after? No creep? Any light primer strikes? Cost and who did it?
@rhodes6858
9 ай бұрын
1sr video using some top notch videography …Good work sir, you and I are definitely on the same page our believe in Taurus quality for a great price all day long…I own a few “9”
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
9 ай бұрын
Thank you, it was also my first effort with "Win Movie Maker". Very intuitive for the video editing. What do you use?
@Sandhill1988
9 ай бұрын
Your a great shot sir. People don't understand how hard it is to be accurate with the three fifty seven magnum.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
9 ай бұрын
Thank you, James Bond. I did take the best of two strings. However, the Buffalo Bore I only took one string. I didn't want to subject that to myself twice. I did play it down in the video, but it is a powerful load! On my grip of the gun, I push slightly with the dominant hand and pull slightly with the offhand. This helps with recoil and muzzle jump. The cylinder latch still bit my thumb, hence the bandage.
@Sandhill1988
9 ай бұрын
@@NotAllEngineersAreBoring Very nice thank you for sharing your technique I'll give it a try.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
9 ай бұрын
The credit goes to Jack Weaver. With help from Jeff Cooper. www.thearmorylife.com/ayoob-how-to-shoot-a-pistol-using-the-classic-weaver-stance/ @@Sandhill1988
@raptorkravmaga9977
9 ай бұрын
👍👍✔✔
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
9 ай бұрын
Thank you! What did you like? What was not so much? Looking to improve my next attempt.
@tombennington4348
9 ай бұрын
Well done and very informative. Thanks for presenting it
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
9 ай бұрын
Thank you Tom. Any suggestions for my second video?
@flutebasket4294
9 ай бұрын
@@NotAllEngineersAreBoring If you have any more budget revolvers you can do some of those
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
9 ай бұрын
This is my only "budget" revolver. I do have a cheap revolver a NAA 22 / 22 mag but those are KZitemd to death. I appreciate the note. I need help! It's winter here in Wisconsin. Snow won't melt till April, so we have time to think about it. Any interest in a Sig Sauer P210 Target. Super sweet shooter. Hard to miss with the trigger and action.
@flutebasket4294
9 ай бұрын
@@NotAllEngineersAreBoring Yeah, if you're looking to get noticed on KZitem I'd just make as many videos as you can with what arsenal that you have. A Sig not named p365 hasn't been done to death, and that's interesting -- but honestly, I'd do the videos which have been done to death as well. Good luck to ya!
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
9 ай бұрын
Gracias mi amigo! @@flutebasket4294
@highsecurityagent8778
9 ай бұрын
What round do you load up with, 38spl or 357MAG?
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
9 ай бұрын
I reload, so most of my shooting is reloaded. I also have a 357 lever action to fire in both I use 158 JHP, 13.1 Grain 2400, or 140 FMJ, 13.5 Grain 2400, or 125 FMJ, 15.3 Grain 2400. For target and my wife's favorite I load 148 Plated Hollow Base WC, 4.3 Grain HP38. I don't like to use reloads for self-defense, I mainly use just about any 125 gr jacketed hollow point. For trail carry, I use that buffalo bore 180 gr flat nose. It is a very heavy recoil though! I don't shoot 38's as I can reload light 357's.
@highsecurityagent8778
9 ай бұрын
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring Thank you for responding. For a 2 inch and 3inch 357MAG, you could go with a low recoil or lower energy 357MAG or even a low energy cowboy load 357MAG. What do you think. I would go heavier than 110grs.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
9 ай бұрын
If for self-defense go for a full load. You need to stop the threat quickly. If you're sensitive to recoil or target shooting, tame it down. I always push slightly with my dominant hand and pull slightly with my off hand. This helps minimize muzzle jump and gets your sights back on target.
@CreasyEQ
10 ай бұрын
Even thou I havent shot mine yet. I had a wollf spring kit adjusted to it. When its in single action. The hammer moves forward partially and hold❗❓ I don't know if this is normal from the gun. But ill have it checked out before I do shoot the gun.
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
10 ай бұрын
Check the location of the main spring and where it engages the hammer. My Wollf kit had to many light primer strikes. I only left the Wollf trigger return spring in the revolver. I removed the Wollf main spring.
@CreasyEQ
10 ай бұрын
@@NotAllEngineersAreBoring That work better for your's?
@NotAllEngineersAreBoring
10 ай бұрын
The Wollf main spring caused light primer strikes. Put the original back in and no more light strikes. The trigger return spring had no ill effects. Minimal benefit but I already bought it so I left it in. Your hammer issue could be improper placement of the upper part of the main spring arm??
@CreasyEQ
10 ай бұрын
@@NotAllEngineersAreBoring Thank you, I will have this look @ from a gun Smith.
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