She's a Cutie. The 605 is one of the excellent line of Taurus revolvers. Taurus took over a Smith and Wesson factory in Brazil, and used it's same machinery.
@@jcsman4244 the owner of smith did own taurus making them sister companies which is why there are 500 mag raging bulls the judge and 5 shot 44 mags they shared ideas while they were under the same person
I have both 605 and 905. The 905 is my edc during the work week. Its chamberd in 9mm. On the weekends im in the woods or water i carry the 605 in 357 mag. Wanted something with a little more ass for being in the woods
I've owned one for over 20 years and it is one dang good firearm and very accurate for a 3" barrel. Mine came with 3 different factory grips and it is before the safety lock behind the hammer came out. I paid a little bit over 200 brand new in the mid 90's. Smith quality but Taurus price. The only gripe I have is it's pretty much impossible to use speed loaders .
Excellent points all around, esp. the simplicity and less recoil due to the design of the grip. The price of around $300 makes it ideal for those of us on a limited budget, like me. Heck, for that kind of money you can get two of these for the price of one Ruger or Smith and Wesson (almost). I also have many orthopedic problems that limit me to handguns for now and I have a Taurus 66 on order. Thanks for the video. I know what my next gun will be.
Taurus makes some decent guns. I've had several over the years. But Taurus has the WORST customer service in the business. They are very rude and bend over backwards not to honor their "Lifetime" warranty. I've tried twice to use it. What a joke! And it took multiple calls over a 10 month period to get them to deliver them to me. I sold my Taurus guns because of their horrible, non- existant support to customers who need service. They are pitiful.
If she was your average female consumer, I’d say it was .38 special from how she’s handling it, but this woman is one of the heads of taurus’ team. she can probably single hand fire .357 mag with her non dominant hand and get a 1” group. I can’t tell if this is for me, she’ll outshoot me all day. I guess on to a more helpful video.
I love my little bull named it John Wayne bought it on Thursday love it would not trade it for anything probably keep till I die , you know they have a lifetime warranty I've always wanted a 357 Magnum snub my latest conceal and carry Workhorse nothing works like a revolver
It's nice to see an attractive woman reviewing guns. And based on this video I am going to buy a 605. For the money you can't beat it. I like revolvers because they're easy to clean and simple to use. I have both in my collection but shoot the semi autos less, because I don't like cleaning them.
Jim Beattie its been a while since you posted this so I don't know if you got one or not, but it's a nice gun. I keep mine loaded with Buffalo Bore 180gr LFN 357 rounds. It will dissappear in my pocket on my cargo pants. Not the cargo pocket, but the regular pocket is slanted so it goes in and out easily. It's nice to have those rounds in it because if you do have to defend yourself, it's nice to have that kind of power in your pocket. I'd feel sorry for anyone who gets shot with one of those especially at close range. They have to be one of the most powerful 357 rounds available on the market.
I just purchased this lil gem, going to get it ported by Magna port :) Can't wait to get my hands on the Ruger SP 101 Wiley Clap edition, but since its pricer version I opted for the M 605 for now....
This is a great revolver but don't get the blue'd version if its got the bead blasted finish like the stainless model. It just doesn't look good. Other than that it shoots great. It's a all around great gun for a novice or veteran and for every day carry. The purpose of this gun is to help you get away from an active shooter and as such should be considered a purely defensive weapon. Because of the limited capacity you would be crazy to rush to an active shooter situation with only 5 rounds AND a snub nose. Just sayin for all you heroes out there. This will fit in a purse, in the small of your back and even though it's 24 oz that extra weight is great to get followup shots on target. You'll need to change the grips to something that can A) handle 357 recoil so that you can discharge more than 5 rounds without leaving your shooting hand sore B) use a safari land comp-2(don't have the exact model) speed loader because the default thumbshelf grips get in the way. The only thing that I would change on this gun is to make it come with the convertible hammer like the 85. idk if you can order the convertible hammer seperately and just install it on your own.
I actually know Obezana and he (or she) is a total moron. Not only does he/she know nothing about guns, but knows nothing about anything. The 605 is a fine gun.
You realize that spouting off that a blued (or any) finish "just doesn't look good" as a reason for telling people not to get it is completely relative right?
I got the blued one and I don't care for the parkerized or bead blasted finish at all. I wish they still had the nice metallic finishes. I like the look of the blued better, but the finish comes right off. I have a huge scrap on the barrel of mine and it's white underneath the finish so it stands out like crazy. As far as the grips go, I have magna style grips (2 wood panel grips the same size as the frame) and I don't think it's bad at all. I usually shoot Buffalo Bore 180gr LFN 357 slugs which are pretty powerful and it didn't bother me at all. I realize not everyone agrees on the recoil thing but I like it kicking nice and hard. If I had it loaded with those rounds, I would have no problem trying to take out a shooter. One round of that is probably all that would be needed. They are EXTREMELY powerful. I can't say for certain but they have to be some of the most powerful 357 rounds on the market. I'd swear they're like a 357 mag +p. I know that doesn't exist, I'm just saying they kick far harder than any other 357 round I've ever shot from a store. I have a video on it if you want to check it out. I have my magna grips on it. The extra weight is nice because 38 special rounds barely kick, the 357 target rounds weren't bad at all, nor were the heavy hollow points. You could definitely tell a difference with the Buffalo Bore rounds though.
Best ammo for the Taurus 605 is the . . Speer Gold-Dot Short Barrel, this ammo is designed for the 2 inch revolver, and it comes in either 357 mag or 38 Special +P . . . here is the link to the Speer website so you can take a look at it . . . . . . www.speer.com/ammunition/gold_dot/
I have a Taurus model 605 , it's a good lil gun to carry around and goes bang every time u pull the trigger, but it has too much kick , Gonna replace it with a ruger sp101 soon as I have the $ to do so .
Outdoorsman 83 I have a 617 and I love it. It's nice and heavy too so the 358 rounds don't kick that bad at all. I have a blued one. It's older so it has the metallic finish. I love that gun, but I'll say now if you do get one, watch my video on mine because the frame is weird shaped. It's a compact frame and it's hard to find grips for it. Hogue makes a couple, but I can't stand Hogue grips personally, but there are a few out there. It took me a couple months to find my set of wooden ones.
I purchased one of these pistols and when I cock the hammer back to cylinder still spins freely and doesn't lock into place because of that I almost lost my eye
PICKING UP ONE OF THESE AND A WALTHER CREED 9MM NEXT WEEK!! WANTED ANOTHER GP100 BUT IN 44SPECIAL...BUT I RATHER GET THE 2 GUNS FOR THE PRICE OF THAT 1...THEN HOPEFULLY 2MORE GUNS NEXT MONTH THEN I'LL BE DONE...JUST WANT A SMALL COLLECTION BACK SEEING HOW I SOLD ALL MY GUNS...THAT I REGRET
They were safe to carry fully loaded before they used a transfer bar. The transfer bar system is just easier to maintain and replace and lasts longer than the previous system. I guess you could say they are "more safe" now.
Dallas Cowboys don't quote me on this, but I am almost positive it cannot be. They make older ones, blued and stainless that have a great metallic finish on them. You can find them on Guns International quite frequently for pretty cheap. I have one of the blued ones and the finish comes off pretty easily. I want to get an older one with the nice finish to match my Model 617.
Not a more aesthetically pleasing woman in the entire Firearms industry than Jessie--what were they talking about here...;). BTW, she can shoot lights out a well.
@@ratagris21 Politics aside, I think it is actually pretty smart. If you don't want to use it ( I don't have kids) then don't. Nice to have on there though in case. Firearms are the leading cause of death in children in the US.
@@highplains7777 I've now got a sp101 i think it is 8 pound trigger 12 pound trigger make you pull your shot missing you need a lot of practice to hit what you wont and if you follow gun safety rules even if its a 2 pound trigger it won't matter its not a bad gun but there's a lot of guns out there around same price with under 10 pound trigger 😉 the trigger is the only bad thing I can say about it fires every time I never had any problems with the 605 lots of dry fire can help with trigger control
Doom Guy I'm not a huge Taurus fan, but I own one and it's a bad ass little gun with a shit load of power. Buffalo Bore 180gr LFN 357 rounds in it. BOOOOM
I don't believe I saw any magnum loads being shot. .357 magnum recoil in a 24 ounce revolver is probably considerable and not a good video advertisement.
Ok............ a couple of things these " experienced shooters " should know. First, unless she only loaded 4 rounds there was a live one in the chamber when at 2:57 she lowered the weapon and pointed it right at the guys nut sack. Last... I guess it falls back on the " experienced shooter " who shouldn't have come slightly in front of her while she was holding the weapon sideways and she sure as hell shouldn't have turned the weapon toward him as they had their little BS session. And that's under any circumstances.... Kids... don't follow this example. Guns are always treated as if they are loaded and shouldn't be pointed at anything except the target.... I can't believe they didn't catch that before it was posted..
Nate Ngzcaz wow, we are so grateful of the firearms safety class we got today from you! How about just watch the pretty girl shot the gun and leave the safety up to the ones actually shooting! Carry On!!
She's a Cutie. The 605 is one of the excellent line of Taurus revolvers. Taurus took over a Smith and Wesson factory in Brazil, and used it's same machinery.
Actually it was a Beretta factory.
@@jcsman4244 the owner of smith did own taurus making them sister companies which is why there are 500 mag raging bulls the judge and 5 shot 44 mags they shared ideas while they were under the same person
Swapped out the grips for Hogue grips. Totally transforms the revolver. Much better grip and feel.
I'd watch a video of Jesse Duff discussing tips on getting stains out of Berber carpet
She is very attractive and smart as they come!
I love my 605! Taurus replaced the faulty gun below and the replacement is flawless.
I have both 605 and 905. The 905 is my edc during the work week. Its chamberd in 9mm. On the weekends im in the woods or water i carry the 605 in 357 mag. Wanted something with a little more ass for being in the woods
Got mine with some wooden panel magna style grips and I love it.
Just picked up today another Taurus 856 revolver. Great gun….Taurus is improving immensely!!!!!!!!
I'm looking hard at picking one up. Have you shot it? What are your impressions?
I've owned one for over 20 years and it is one dang good firearm and very accurate for a 3" barrel. Mine came with 3 different factory grips and it is before the safety lock behind the hammer came out. I paid a little bit over 200 brand new in the mid 90's. Smith quality but Taurus price. The only gripe I have is it's pretty much impossible to use speed loaders .
Well described and a great explanation of the safety features
Excellent points all around, esp. the simplicity and less recoil due to the design of the grip. The price of around $300 makes it ideal for those of us on a limited budget, like me. Heck, for that kind of money you can get two of these for the price of one Ruger or Smith and Wesson (almost). I also have many orthopedic problems that limit me to handguns for now and I have a Taurus 66 on order. Thanks for the video. I know what my next gun will be.
You just can't beat a Taurus 🐂 great gun's
Taurus makes some decent guns. I've had several over the years. But Taurus has the WORST customer service in the business. They are very rude and bend over backwards not to honor their "Lifetime" warranty. I've tried twice to use it. What a joke! And it took multiple calls over a 10 month period to get them to deliver them to me. I sold my Taurus guns because of their horrible, non- existant support to customers who need service. They are pitiful.
I wholeheartedly agree. Dollar for dollar best guns on the market.
If she was your average female consumer, I’d say it was .38 special from how she’s handling it, but this woman is one of the heads of taurus’ team. she can probably single hand fire .357 mag with her non dominant hand and get a 1” group.
I can’t tell if this is for me, she’ll outshoot me all day. I guess on to a more helpful video.
I love my little bull named it John Wayne bought it on Thursday love it would not trade it for anything probably keep till I die , you know they have a lifetime warranty I've always wanted a 357 Magnum snub my latest conceal and carry Workhorse nothing works like a revolver
I call mine Charlie the chode.
I bought this gun for winter carry. I wanted something a little heavier to carry in my jean jacket. I carry the S&W 637 Airweight in the summer.
My edc. Love it!
Damn she looks good in jeans.
She got no ass
Does she? She don't even have an ass.
@@rbbrown2106 you mean she's not fat and lazy? Yes.
@@erictalkington5674 they ok.
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It's nice to see an attractive woman reviewing guns. And based on this video I am going to buy a 605. For the money you can't beat it. I like revolvers because they're easy to clean and simple to use. I have both in my collection but shoot the semi autos less, because I don't like cleaning them.
Jim Beattie its been a while since you posted this so I don't know if you got one or not, but it's a nice gun. I keep mine loaded with Buffalo Bore 180gr LFN 357 rounds. It will dissappear in my pocket on my cargo pants. Not the cargo pocket, but the regular pocket is slanted so it goes in and out easily. It's nice to have those rounds in it because if you do have to defend yourself, it's nice to have that kind of power in your pocket. I'd feel sorry for anyone who gets shot with one of those especially at close range. They have to be one of the most powerful 357 rounds available on the market.
I just purchased this lil gem, going to get it ported by Magna port :) Can't wait to get my hands on the Ruger SP 101 Wiley Clap edition, but since its pricer version I opted for the M 605 for now....
This is a great revolver but don't get the blue'd version if its got the bead blasted finish like the stainless model. It just doesn't look good. Other than that it shoots great. It's a all around great gun for a novice or veteran and for every day carry. The purpose of this gun is to help you get away from an active shooter and as such should be considered a purely defensive weapon. Because of the limited capacity you would be crazy to rush to an active shooter situation with only 5 rounds AND a snub nose. Just sayin for all you heroes out there.
This will fit in a purse, in the small of your back and even though it's 24 oz that extra weight is great to get followup shots on target. You'll need to change the grips to something that can
A) handle 357 recoil so that you can discharge more than 5 rounds without leaving your shooting hand sore
B) use a safari land comp-2(don't have the exact model) speed loader because the default thumbshelf grips get in the way.
The only thing that I would change on this gun is to make it come with the convertible hammer like the 85. idk if you can order the convertible hammer seperately and just install it on your own.
Youre an imbecile..
I actually know Obezana and he (or she) is a total moron. Not only does he/she know nothing about guns, but knows nothing about anything. The 605 is a fine gun.
You realize that spouting off that a blued (or any) finish "just doesn't look good" as a reason for telling people not to get it is completely relative right?
alejandro torres lol he's not even good at launching insults.
I got the blued one and I don't care for the parkerized or bead blasted finish at all. I wish they still had the nice metallic finishes. I like the look of the blued better, but the finish comes right off. I have a huge scrap on the barrel of mine and it's white underneath the finish so it stands out like crazy. As far as the grips go, I have magna style grips (2 wood panel grips the same size as the frame) and I don't think it's bad at all. I usually shoot Buffalo Bore 180gr LFN 357 slugs which are pretty powerful and it didn't bother me at all. I realize not everyone agrees on the recoil thing but I like it kicking nice and hard. If I had it loaded with those rounds, I would have no problem trying to take out a shooter. One round of that is probably all that would be needed. They are EXTREMELY powerful. I can't say for certain but they have to be some of the most powerful 357 rounds on the market. I'd swear they're like a 357 mag +p. I know that doesn't exist, I'm just saying they kick far harder than any other 357 round I've ever shot from a store. I have a video on it if you want to check it out. I have my magna grips on it. The extra weight is nice because 38 special rounds barely kick, the 357 target rounds weren't bad at all, nor were the heavy hollow points. You could definitely tell a difference with the Buffalo Bore rounds though.
Best ammo for the Taurus 605 is the . . Speer Gold-Dot Short Barrel, this ammo is designed for the 2 inch revolver, and it comes in either 357 mag or 38 Special +P . . . here is the link to the Speer website so you can take a look at it . . . . . . www.speer.com/ammunition/gold_dot/
I don't think I've ever seen the flying ash tray fail to expand
"Resists fingerprints" niceee
Whatever she's selling, I'm buying
I have a Taurus model 605 , it's a good lil gun to carry around and goes bang every time u pull the trigger, but it has too much kick , Gonna replace it with a ruger sp101 soon as I have the $ to do so .
Great video, thanks for sharing
Woman: hold on mr rapist let me get my gun out of my purse... Oh shit wheres my key? Could you give me another minute mr rapist.. Thanks.
looks awesome! Also wanna try the 617
Outdoorsman 83 I have a 617 and I love it. It's nice and heavy too so the 358 rounds don't kick that bad at all. I have a blued one. It's older so it has the metallic finish. I love that gun, but I'll say now if you do get one, watch my video on mine because the frame is weird shaped. It's a compact frame and it's hard to find grips for it. Hogue makes a couple, but I can't stand Hogue grips personally, but there are a few out there. It took me a couple months to find my set of wooden ones.
617 is very nice and accurate.
Good Information. Thanks
great video
I purchased one of these pistols and when I cock the hammer back to cylinder still spins freely and doesn't lock into place because of that I almost lost my eye
I prefer my slightly older m605 which has SHINY stainless.
PICKING UP ONE OF THESE AND A WALTHER CREED 9MM NEXT WEEK!! WANTED ANOTHER GP100 BUT IN 44SPECIAL...BUT I RATHER GET THE 2 GUNS FOR THE PRICE OF THAT 1...THEN HOPEFULLY 2MORE GUNS NEXT MONTH THEN I'LL BE DONE...JUST WANT A SMALL COLLECTION BACK SEEING HOW I SOLD ALL MY GUNS...THAT I REGRET
So dose that mean i dont have to carry on an empty chamber with the trigger fall safety
They were safe to carry fully loaded before they used a transfer bar. The transfer bar system is just easier to maintain and replace and lasts longer than the previous system. I guess you could say they are "more safe" now.
Yeah, considering the trigger pull is like 15 pounds
Bead Blasted ? It's not a coating on the SS ? Can this be polished to a shine ? ANYONE !!
Dallas Cowboys don't quote me on this, but I am almost positive it cannot be. They make older ones, blued and stainless that have a great metallic finish on them. You can find them on Guns International quite frequently for pretty cheap. I have one of the blued ones and the finish comes off pretty easily. I want to get an older one with the nice finish to match my Model 617.
Not a more aesthetically pleasing woman in the entire Firearms industry than Jessie--what were they talking about here...;). BTW, she can shoot lights out a well.
@Darklipstikgirl
Jessie is the ONLY female Grand Master.
When I engage the Taurus security system on my 605, the cylinder still turns considerably. Could this be a timing issue?
Why worry about the Hilary Hole activation?
@@ratagris21 Politics aside, I think it is actually pretty smart. If you don't want to use it ( I don't have kids) then don't. Nice to have on there though in case. Firearms are the leading cause of death in children in the US.
watch out for trigger it is about 15 pounds. i had one
Yeah, but that just means you're probably not going to accidentally pull the trigger. Plus, the trigger stages pretty well.
@@highplains7777 I've now got a sp101 i think it is 8 pound trigger 12 pound trigger make you pull your shot missing you need a lot of practice to hit what you wont and if you follow gun safety rules even if its a 2 pound trigger it won't matter its not a bad gun but there's a lot of guns out there around same price with under 10 pound trigger 😉 the trigger is the only bad thing I can say about it fires every time I never had any problems with the 605 lots of dry fire can help with trigger control
Yeah, I bought this for my girlfriend and she simply couldn't pull the trigger. Installed a new, lighter trigger and she loves her some .357!
I throw those locks right in the garbage
Doom Guy I'm not a huge Taurus fan, but I own one and it's a bad ass little gun with a shit load of power. Buffalo Bore 180gr LFN 357 rounds in it. BOOOOM
Was that lady shooting .357?
Probably just .38 special
Why does it matter if a woman shoots it I bet she's a better shot than some of us guys
I don't believe I saw any magnum loads being shot. .357 magnum recoil in a 24 ounce revolver is probably considerable and not a good video advertisement.
It’s not that bad
They never have them...
Guns International too
Fake laugh at 2:38
Booooo, safetys, boooooo
Ok............ a couple of things these " experienced shooters " should know. First, unless she only loaded 4 rounds there was a live one in the chamber when at 2:57 she lowered the weapon and pointed it right at the guys nut sack. Last... I guess it falls back on the " experienced shooter " who shouldn't have come slightly in front of her while she was holding the weapon sideways and she sure as hell shouldn't have turned the weapon toward him as they had their little BS session. And that's under any circumstances.... Kids... don't follow this example. Guns are always treated as if they are loaded and shouldn't be pointed at anything except the target.... I can't believe they didn't catch that before it was posted..
It's called editing.
Nate Ngzcaz wow, we are so grateful of the firearms safety class we got today from you! How about just watch the pretty girl shot the gun and leave the safety up to the ones actually shooting! Carry On!!
Always one of you silly fucks on these videos fine tooth combing for safety missteps lol. Thanks for the PSA!
Videos are edited. Only comment on safety when you have viewed it live
Muzzle was no near his sack... look again.Jessie is no amateur.