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Zee
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I own a Taurus. Please forgive me.

But, at least I didn’t BUY it!
Met up with my Mentor this morning to give him some ammo I had for him. He points at a box in the back of his vehicle and says, “You want that?”
I look and it’s a Taurus box.
”We’re the hell did you get that?!!”
”Doing things for people. I don’t want it. You want it?”
I almost said no but, free99……..why not?
So, I have a .38 Spl Taurus revolver now. No clue what I’m going to do with it.
Met up with my Mentor this morning to give him some ammo I had for him. He points at a box in the back of his vehicle and says, “You want that?”
I look and it’s a Taurus box.

”We’re the hell did you get that?!!”
”Doing things for people. I don’t want it. You want it?”
I almost said no but, free99……..why not?
So, I have a .38 Spl Taurus revolver now. No clue what I’m going to do with it.

Shoot it?
Keep it?
Use it for trade fodder? Hey, $20 is $20!
I don’t know.
Keep it?
Use it for trade fodder? Hey, $20 is $20!
I don’t know.
"To Hell with efficiency, it's performance we want!" - Elmer Keith
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...should we start calling you "Darth Taurus", instead of Zee?
Haven't loaded for it in some time now so don't remember the load other then it was with a 250 gr swc at 1050 fps.
Taurus has hijacked The Winchester 62 even down to the model number!
The first gun I fired then inherited than gave to a favorite nephew to do my small part to maintain the heritage of that piece
C-I-L BLK on left TR/GP on right. Free for the cost of shipping.
All joking aside. It’s unfired in the box. If the LGS will give me anything worthwhile in trade value, we will see. If not…….meh, a free gun. I’ll find a place for it.
I own a Taurus anyway… Raging Bull, 454 Casull that was my dads. It’s actually a really nice shooting gun.
-Mikhail Kalashnikov
Dunno. . .they're probably making exactly the same gun with a longer chamber in .357, so you could conceivably run +P level stuff in it all day long. If it's properly assembled and shoots to the sights, it's a free stainless beater. Montana Bullet Works has gas-checked LFN/WFN's in 150, 160, and 180 grain. The 160 has the biggest meplat - load it for speed, you could do a lot worse. Penetration will not be a problem.
Of course, if you have an existing stash of .357's and .357 brass, this is just a logistical PITA.
"Nothing is safe from stupid." - Zee
Good trade fodder
It’s a °IIIII° thing 😎
Just playing. Sounds like a good plan. It ain't gonna hurt anything to stash it aside. I'm sure it'll be useful for something down the road.
Zee, if you hear what sounds like someone softly singing Eric Carmen's All By Myself, don't be overly concerned. It's just your Taurus revolver sitting unshot. . .in its box. . .in the dark. . .alone.
So very alone.
You should buy a .270 just so it can have some company.
"Nothing is safe from stupid." - Zee