Taurus' New Line for 2010

[24/7dude]

Anyone check these out yet? There are some pretty interesting things on here. A new full size and compact semi auto, Raging Judge Magnum, Polymer framed judge, Slim in .40 and .380, and a polymer .38 (pictured). They all look really cool!

http://www.taurususa.com/2010newcata...atalog_page=16

[falcn]

interesting...polymer framed revolver - are there any others out there that make something similar?

[24/7dude]

not that I know of.

[24/7dude]

Just read more about the revolvers pictured. Those grips are polymer not wood!!!

fooled me.

[Azzy]

interesting...polymer framed revolver - are there any others out there that make something similar?

Ruger has the LCR.

[beefcakeb0]

I remember seeing a High Capacity 1911, which I have yet to hear of actually coming. hopefully it will show up this year.

[falcn]

Ruger has the LCR.

That's aluminum frame I thought, not polymer. http://www.ruger.com/products/lcr/features.html

Although it does have the polymer fire control housing (grip?)

[Spishack357]

I want to like Taurus, I really do but I bought a 9 shot .22 revolver a couple years ago that was junk and broke on me...Can't bring myself to buy another, no matter how cool they look...

[TXDMERC73]

i wouldnt trust a polymer revolver- they have high pressure they can fracture or blow up over the years, why are these manufacturers making real guns into toy guns? i rather have a steel or alloy framed revolver - cuz i want something i can pass on for generations.

[falcn]

i wouldnt trust a polymer revolver- they have high pressure they can fracture or blow up over the years, why are these manufacturers making real guns into toy guns? i rather have a steel or alloy framed revolver - cuz i want something i can pass on for generations.

Cheaper to manufacture. If the barrel and cylinder are steel - what's the worry?