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    Default 9 0z. , 1 inch Mini Taurus .38 Revolver

    Seems like Taurus has a 9 oz. 1 inch barrel 38 special revolver coming out in 2014 Interesting. And before we all go Taurus bashing, I have two rock solid .357 Taurus revolvers.


    Page 11 of the catalog

    http://www.taurususa.com/pdf/2014_taurus_catalog.pdf

    Kind of odd looking

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    Default Re: 9 0z. , 1 inch Mini Taurus .38 Revolver

    Not my cup of tea... But options are always good to have. Nothing against Taurus at all.. ...I'd love to have another model 851(had to sell mine), and a few other of their revolvers.

    I'm not crazy about the see-through side plate or the really short barrel. But I'm sure there are folks out there that would like this.
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    Default Re: 9 0z. , 1 inch Mini Taurus .38 Revolver

    pretty neat

    should herald new technology from other companies as well!
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    Default Re: 9 0z. , 1 inch Mini Taurus .38 Revolver

    wonder what the ballastics of this thing will be....1'' barrel shooting a .38 spc....about a 22 mag haha

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    Default Re: 9 0z. , 1 inch Mini Taurus .38 Revolver

    Is this the first Tupperware revolver?


    (Or have there been other "view" models? I'm not familiar with that segment of the market.)
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    Default Re: 9 0z. , 1 inch Mini Taurus .38 Revolver

    Quote Originally Posted by Svickstc View Post
    wonder what the ballastics of this thing will be....1'' barrel shooting a .38 spc....about a 22 mag haha
    The .22mag will be 100-200fps faster. But the .38spl's bullet will be 3-4 times heavier.
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    Default Re: 9 0z. , 1 inch Mini Taurus .38 Revolver

    1-inch barrel. My thoughts... if they're gonna do one inch, they should come up with their own proprietary .38 special that would preclude use in actual .38s and vice-versa so they can load the round with a fast powder.

    My instinct reaction to the clear side plate is it might invite accidental shootings to see the innards working. Other than that, might be a good thing to keep watch on pocket lint.

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    Default Re: 9 0z. , 1 inch Mini Taurus .38 Revolver

    Should have just cut the cylinder for moon clips to use the shorter and higher pressure 9x19. Could have made the cylinder shorter which would reduce weight and add a little length to the barrel for better ballistics. Could keep the same short OAL of the gun.

    The little thing looks real weird but most is probably mostly the dumb coloration.

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    Default Re: 9 0z. , 1 inch Mini Taurus .38 Revolver

    I don't get the whole Lexan Panel, but looks interesting.

    .38 coming out of a 9oz gun, with a small hard handle also makes me think its a pain to shoot.

    I don't understand why they made a .38 revolver that small, yet their .380 and 9mm revolver is still about the same size and weight as a standard .38 snubbie.

    Make a tiny .380 revolver that could compete in size and weight most .380 pocket pistols, or create a compact 9mm "Lemon squeezer", now that would be interesting.

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    Default Re: 9 0z. , 1 inch Mini Taurus .38 Revolver

    The clear Lexan will scratch up, get dirty, cloud up and look like shit in short order. Unless it sits in the safe and is never shot. Even a glossy black plastic cover will scratch up and look like crap. Better off with a hard anodized aluminum cover IMO.

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