Shooting.357 magnums out of this Tracker feels like shooting 38s out of other revolvers. Shooting 38s feels like shooting..22s. And it's accurate. It's really a lot of fun.
I've had an identical Tracker for a couple of years now. Like your presentation it has a smooth action and has been totally reliable. It's also a tack driver. I replaced stock grip with Pachmyr grips.
Re: dry firing.. they don't want the hammer to fall on empty space. Just slide some once fired cases into your empty cylinder and fire away. End of problem.
Just put 100 bucks down on one about 30 minutes ago. I'm a full time student and expecting my first baby in about 6 weeks. Can't beat the cost of the TRACKER! Dude at the gun shop talked me out of buying one about three hours ago during a "homework break", went back to campus, did some homework, read and watched a couple vids of the gun along the way and headed straight back to the shoppe. Told the dude not to talk me out of buying guns anymore and put it on layaway. By the way, it was his second time in a month talking me out of plinking guns. (I carry semi-auto Glock/Sig/Xd) This will be my first wheel gun. Thanks for the video.
You won't regret buying this wheel gun. I own both a S&W 686 and a Taurus 627. Taurus makes great guns at half the price its counterparts in the US. Great revolver that delivers as a high end gun. It's a keeper for sure. Greetings from TX
@@eduardogprado Holy cow, that comment seems long ago. Well Eduardo, I left that gun shop disappointed, and found a Ruger, 4" GP100, on the used market. To this day, I still want to try a Tracker. Not wanting to be "that guy," I eventually returned to the gun shop and transfered the $100 to a S&W Airweight in .38 Special - they had never ordered the Tracker anyway. I loved both of the Ruger, and S&W, and would use them as a daily system. In Utah, public colleges allow students to carry on campus with a permit. So I had the GP in the backpack, and the Airweight on the belt. Now I am in law school, and because I'm broke, I sold every gun but my Kahr PM40, Beretta PX4 (40 S&W), and my 12-gauge Mossberg 835 - I think that's what it's called. Once I'm done with law, if there is still a U.S. Constitution, and a Republic for which it stands, I hope to buy some guns of my dreams; such as the Tracker. Man, it's funny how UA-cam holds onto old comments. Thanks for taking me down memory lane. I was still studying at the community college when I was buying those revolvers. I miss them, and they made me a better shooter. One last thing: I like Kahr trigger's because they have no wall; like striker fired guns do. The Beretta is a Type-C model, and it does not have a safety, nor a burred hammer. The PX4 trigger is DOA, and I love it because owning revolvers made me appreciate DOA more than my Glocks, Sigs, 1911's, etc. Both the Kahr and Beretta have triggers that I liken to revolvers, and that is why I prefer them. That preference all started because I committed to the Tracker. Take care my friend, I hope you find some happiness in pursuing your Tracker! If you get one, let me know your thoughts. PS. 'As if I need a PS' - The Tracker I ordered was a 6" and because my Ruger was 4" I always felt like the Tracker was an unfinished dream. Plus, it's seven rounds, right? Man, it's been a while. I really wanted that Tracker! OK. Goodnight.
@@bry0ung no worries mate! Yep, the tracker is a 7 shooter. Here in Brazil we can only get the 4 incher, got figure, since it's a brazilian company. Anyway, thanks for chatting bro, and do get the tracker! Cheers
I own two S&W revolvers. One is a classic model 29 made in the late 1960's and I have an Air Weight made in the 1990's, they are both great guns, but for the money my Taurus Tracker is every bit as good. The cylinder lockup on my Tracker is tighter than both of my S&W's. They are older, but they are not even close. I feel for the money the Tracker is tough to beat. I also have a Raging Bull in .480 and a PT101 in .40 all of which have been 100% reliable guns. My PT101 is 30 years old and shoots like a new gun. Nothing wrong with Taurus.
Go traduction for BRL portuguese please, for Google. Here in Brazil, it is also manufactured and out complications to have. What stands out the most is that you paid $ 400.00 Dollar. Here in Brazil the currency is the Real and being converted to dollar, It costs $ 750.00 Dollar from the Factory!
That lock out system is better than Smith and Wesson's right near the cylinder release. Even S&W guys will tell ya' they hate it and Taurus' is more hidden where it's located.
Building up on my gun stock for family and I .. we will collaborate same chambered caliber guns to keep prices down on ammo. Started with buying a Henry big boy All weather .357 mag repeating Rifle, we are going to buy a 627 Taurus tracker 4" barrel .357 mag to be side by side during hunting and home defense. Did some research on this model, it is a winner for having a tainted start in beginning of their business.. along with the M44, these high quality products will be enjoyed in our home for the years to come.... I will keep Henry and Taurus co. In mind as my son's and daughters grow up to be responsible adults to Carry on gun ownership traditions. Thanks for the video sir, well enjoyed and informative. Blue Skeleton
What a handsome looking handgun. Debating myself on a tracker 627 4"barrel ss.. the other is a Ruger Wiley Clapp talo edition 3"barrel, both are sweet weapons... Brasil or German? Or American? S&W?
Try the original grip first. Hogue is too coarse and hard for my taste, you'll end up with blisters on your palm after 100 rounds. Original grip is softer and absorbs recoil better, even though it looks mushy and cheap. I fell for the Hogue hype and I don't use it at all any more. Shot the gun with it once (100 rounds of .357 Magnum) and that was one very painful experience. It was on 6" version, btw.
I'm not sure that I would have liked those grips either, but like you, I think those Hogue grips may be the solution. The only thing though, I would prefer to have a longer barrel length ( because I'm a lousy shot ) and need all the help I can get.
Love it when people do gun reviews but don't shoot it. 🙄 don't understand why they waste their time talking about literature that can be found on the internet. Shoot the damn thing!
Use snap caps when dry firing. It protects the firing pin. I hate rye rib grip I'd switch it to wood grips or House Rubber Grips. I'd also reload with speed loaders like the moon clips.
Got my eyes on one of these but probably get the 44 mag, that way I can shoot 44 specials ay the range and the mags for home/self defense... Gotta have least one powerful gun around
what is a good holster (preferably one I can place inside the pants at the small of my back) running into a lot of holsters that look like a fit but don't.
The S&W 686 is a (L) Large frame .. Tbe Taurus M627 is what Taurus calls a compact frame .. It is a bit ..just a bit , smaller than a S&W (M) medium frame ...
good quality weapon I had the 6" model and just recently sold it I had a $25 trigger job on it and it made a difference. Be aware of soft pointed ammo it comes out of the porting and hits you in the eyes and sometimes right under the eye wear and will make your cheek bleed. I also dry fired the crap out of mine. If you have any questions lemme know.
badbilly429 what you are describing is a timing issue. I'm pretty sure nothing but gas is exiting the ports. However, even the slightest bit out of time shreds bullet jacket from the entry into the barrel as it leaves the chamber. I had a 44 mag snubbie that did the exact same thing. Exactly as you describe. Send it in and have them time it properly and I promise this issue will go away.
I HAVE 4 357 MAGS FROM TAURUS , HAVE NO ISSUES. BUT THE 608 MODEL HAS A LOT OF TROUBLE. THE COMPANY HAS BEEN BOUGHT OUT BY SOME ONE .I HAVE BEEN TOLD THE NEW OWNERS FIRED MOST OF THE ENGINEERS AND MANERMENT. HOPEFULLY THE NEW OWNERS WILL HAVE A BETTER COSTUMER SERVICE. GOOD LUCK .
The Ruger gp100 8 round is the best all around revolver. My 2nd go to would be the Taurus 626 tracker because it’s a work horse that’s reliable as hell for the price. The Smith is way too pricey for the quality it puts out. Ruger go100 is fairly cheaper and performs way better with hotter loads.
@@burmiester1 I agree. The new smith's leave e a lot to be desired. I have a GP=100.blows the 686 away. I traded my 686 and my 329-PD 44 magnum. Worst POS guns I have ever owned. The ones from the 80's 686 and the 329 from 2009 were decent. but I paid $900 for the 329 and the 1st trip to the range left my ejector rod disassembled and on the range floor. Had it fixed.2nd trip to the range and after round 18 the casings swelled and I had to physically poke them out with a cleaning rod.3rd trip I had the gunsmith put on the rubber grips that come with the 329. again, around the 18-24th round the grips blew off. just came apart. I traded that POS for a Glock 20 10MM. the 686 felt cheap and shot low.4" barrel. my Taurus 627 and my Ruger GP-100 are my 2 357's. I will never own a smith again. it's all ruger for revolvers.
First correction, on the 4", there is NO option for a rail system, that's only available for the 6.5"...IF you want to install a rail system, you'd have to take the gun to a gunsmith and have it fitted...
Yeah the 686 is a 1982 Corvette. There are tons of quality issues on s&w revolvers. From canted barrels to chambers not lining up. There are articles and videos on all of it. Plus the tracker has a ported barrell that cuts down on recoil . And a 1 inch non rilfing chamber at the end of the barrel so you can shoot hard cast ammo for woods defense. That 686 cant shoot certain rounds of hot ammo. The Tracker can. You just get so much more for less with the Tracker .
True, they got a bum rap for a polymer gun they made that would crack, but their guns made of metal have no issues that I know of. I also have a PT101 in .40 cal and it is over 20 years old and still fires reliably.
Taurus produces and sales more firearms than smith and wesson , sig saur, glock, and all of the other major companies. Statistically, you are bound to hear more horror stories about them simply due to the fact that there are drastically more of them in circulation.
Taurus, great until you buy one that isn't. You could be having the best of luck with your Taurus products, but the fail rate on their guns is so much higher than other companies. Rossi and Taurus, stay away from Brazilian made weapons.
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Shooting.357 magnums out of this Tracker feels like shooting 38s out of other revolvers. Shooting 38s feels like shooting..22s. And it's accurate. It's really a lot of fun.
Is this what it sounds like when someone speaks in all caps?
Just bought one used for 350.00. Changed grips to hogue. Shooting hornady critical defense rounds. Best purchase
Wayne Drew I bought the Houge grip too. Does the front of the grip kinda not sit on the trigger gaurd? Is that something that I should worry about?
Where did you buy it for that price 🤔
I've had an identical Tracker for a couple of years now. Like your presentation it has a smooth action and has been totally reliable. It's also a tack driver. I replaced stock grip with Pachmyr grips.
Re: dry firing.. they don't want the hammer to fall on empty space. Just slide some once fired cases into your empty cylinder and fire away. End of problem.
Nice looking pistol! I have a Smith &Wesson 686 with a 6" barrel and I love that pistol, payed $325 for it brand new back in 1985.
I'll give you $400 cash for it.
That's $950 in Bidenomics money
The difference in price will allow you to buy a lot of practice ammo.
Just put 100 bucks down on one about 30 minutes ago. I'm a full time student and expecting my first baby in about 6 weeks. Can't beat the cost of the TRACKER! Dude at the gun shop talked me out of buying one about three hours ago during a "homework break", went back to campus, did some homework, read and watched a couple vids of the gun along the way and headed straight back to the shoppe. Told the dude not to talk me out of buying guns anymore and put it on layaway. By the way, it was his second time in a month talking me out of plinking guns. (I carry semi-auto Glock/Sig/Xd) This will be my first wheel gun. Thanks for the video.
What was his argument against it
You won't regret buying this wheel gun. I own both a S&W 686 and a Taurus 627. Taurus makes great guns at half the price its counterparts in the US. Great revolver that delivers as a high end gun. It's a keeper for sure. Greetings from TX
Hi Bryce!! Any complaints on the gun? I’m looking to getting one soon.
@@eduardogprado Holy cow, that comment seems long ago. Well Eduardo, I left that gun shop disappointed, and found a Ruger, 4" GP100, on the used market. To this day, I still want to try a Tracker. Not wanting to be "that guy," I eventually returned to the gun shop and transfered the $100 to a S&W Airweight in .38 Special - they had never ordered the Tracker anyway. I loved both of the Ruger, and S&W, and would use them as a daily system. In Utah, public colleges allow students to carry on campus with a permit. So I had the GP in the backpack, and the Airweight on the belt. Now I am in law school, and because I'm broke, I sold every gun but my Kahr PM40, Beretta PX4 (40 S&W), and my 12-gauge Mossberg 835 - I think that's what it's called. Once I'm done with law, if there is still a U.S. Constitution, and a Republic for which it stands, I hope to buy some guns of my dreams; such as the Tracker. Man, it's funny how UA-cam holds onto old comments. Thanks for taking me down memory lane. I was still studying at the community college when I was buying those revolvers. I miss them, and they made me a better shooter. One last thing: I like Kahr trigger's because they have no wall; like striker fired guns do. The Beretta is a Type-C model, and it does not have a safety, nor a burred hammer. The PX4 trigger is DOA, and I love it because owning revolvers made me appreciate DOA more than my Glocks, Sigs, 1911's, etc. Both the Kahr and Beretta have triggers that I liken to revolvers, and that is why I prefer them. That preference all started because I committed to the Tracker. Take care my friend, I hope you find some happiness in pursuing your Tracker! If you get one, let me know your thoughts. PS. 'As if I need a PS' - The Tracker I ordered was a 6" and because my Ruger was 4" I always felt like the Tracker was an unfinished dream. Plus, it's seven rounds, right? Man, it's been a while. I really wanted that Tracker! OK. Goodnight.
@@bry0ung no worries mate! Yep, the tracker is a 7 shooter. Here in Brazil we can only get the 4 incher, got figure, since it's a brazilian company. Anyway, thanks for chatting bro, and do get the tracker! Cheers
This gun is FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!It is soooooooo accurate SA or DA.All those ass-holes who hate
Taurus should wake up.Great price too.
I bought a 4”Taurus Tracker 627 today and have fired 03 rounds testing it out, I’m pleased .
Softest recoiling.357 I’ve ever shot out of the box.
Would be nice if they ever made it in a 3 inch barrel~ Love the Tracker, that's my next revolver
I couldn't agree more.
Beautiful, beautiful revolver.
I love mine
I own two S&W revolvers. One is a classic model 29 made in the late 1960's and I have an Air Weight made in the 1990's, they are both great guns, but for the money my Taurus Tracker is every bit as good. The cylinder lockup on my Tracker is tighter than both of my S&W's. They are older, but they are not even close. I feel for the money the Tracker is tough to beat. I also have a Raging Bull in .480 and a PT101 in .40 all of which have been 100% reliable guns. My PT101 is 30 years old and shoots like a new gun. Nothing wrong with Taurus.
Get some dummy rounds in it and work the trigger a few hundred times to smooth out the pull.
I have had mine for 18 years always went bang. great pack gun.
How is it holding up? I'm thinking about getting one. Thanks
Just ordered one. 2nd amendment rocks
Where did you order ? Been looking to buy my first revolver. Taurus is a good option
Have a 3 inch Taurus 357 and no problems whatsoever!
Think I can get away with the 158 grain 357 loads running through the 4" tracker?
I love that gun. I got the Taurus slim 40 I'm getting that 357 next
Taurus states on their website that only the .22LR revolvers should not be dry fired. Dry firing a centerfire revolver won't hurt it.
I own the same revolver and it is a good shooter.
Go traduction for BRL portuguese please, for Google. Here in Brazil, it is also manufactured and out complications to have. What stands out the most is that you paid $ 400.00 Dollar. Here in Brazil the currency is the Real and being converted to dollar, It costs $ 750.00 Dollar from the Factory!
That lock out system is better than Smith and Wesson's right near the cylinder release. Even S&W guys will tell ya' they hate it and Taurus' is more hidden where it's located.
I just got mines yesterday💯💪🔥🔫
I love the frame lock on this gun. I unlock it night when we go to bed, and lock it back up in the morning. Beats having to keep it in a safe.
If this was CA compliant, I would buy it! Looks like a great budget revolver
Building up on my gun stock for family and I .. we will collaborate same chambered caliber guns to keep prices down on ammo. Started with buying a Henry big boy All weather .357 mag repeating Rifle, we are going to buy a 627 Taurus tracker 4" barrel .357 mag to be side by side during hunting and home defense. Did some research on this model, it is a winner for having a tainted start in beginning of their business.. along with the M44, these high quality products will be enjoyed in our home for the years to come.... I will keep Henry and Taurus co. In mind as my son's and daughters grow up to be responsible adults to Carry on gun ownership traditions. Thanks for the video sir, well enjoyed and informative. Blue Skeleton
Just got one yesterday. Seems to be a well built gun. Only I have heard is about the sticker front sight. Any other issues out there?
What a handsome looking handgun. Debating myself on a tracker 627 4"barrel ss.. the other is a Ruger Wiley Clapp talo edition 3"barrel, both are sweet weapons... Brasil or German? Or American? S&W?
Fine looking revolver. Great price too
SHOW DE REVÓLVER
I have one I think the quality is comparable with smith and Wesson Taurus is a whole lot better than it used to be
Wish Taurus made it in a 3" version...🤔🤔🤔
They do kinda... www.taurususa.com/product-details.cfm?id=911&category=Revolver&breadcrumbseries=&search=
Taurus 692
They do. It’s called model 692 with interchangeable cylinder for 9mm. Still says tracker on the barrel.
Got my nib 6 1/2" 627 for $220. The trigger on mine isn't great, but should be really nice after a few thousand rounds.
Have you managed to find a nice holster yet? I have this weapon but I can't seem to find a nice holster
I've owned a Dan Wesson, Smith and Wesson slab side 5 shot which I liked a lot but this tracker is a real hand gun
Does anyone know if he's correct about being able to put a red dot on i ?? I need to know. I hope to get one in 3 weeks.
Very nice!
Try the original grip first. Hogue is too coarse and hard for my taste, you'll end up with blisters on your palm after 100 rounds. Original grip is softer and absorbs recoil better, even though it looks mushy and cheap. I fell for the Hogue hype and I don't use it at all any more. Shot the gun with it once (100 rounds of .357 Magnum) and that was one very painful experience. It was on 6" version, btw.
The Pachmayr grip feels great!
S&W and Taurus are not the same, they may look similar on the outside but internally they are completely different
love this revolver hate there grips
Andrew hogue makes a damn nice set of grips for the Tracker for like 30 bucks
Hate mlne. Traus slack
Glad you like it and it does seem pretty cool for the price. I am still a Smith and Wesson guy. It is hard to beat their quality and warranty service.
@ LOL AT ICE CREAM COMPARISON
Just got one
Cycilder to lose
I love the lockout. How many rounds through the TAURUS??
KP223257
I'm not sure that I would have liked those grips either, but like you, I think those Hogue grips may be the solution.
The only thing though, I would prefer to have a longer barrel length ( because I'm a lousy shot ) and need all the help I can get.
AMT also makes a rubber grip for the tracker/judge handle.
They make it with a 6.5 inch barrel
@@todddurst53 Yes, I did see that,.. as my question was asked some 4 years ago :)
Love it when people do gun reviews but don't shoot it. 🙄 don't understand why they waste their time talking about literature that can be found on the internet. Shoot the damn thing!
Use snap caps when dry firing. It protects the firing pin. I hate rye rib grip I'd switch it to wood grips or House Rubber Grips. I'd also reload with speed loaders like the moon clips.
Got my eyes on one of these but probably get the 44 mag, that way I can shoot 44 specials ay the range and the mags for home/self defense... Gotta have least one powerful gun around
How much does porting actually help? Debating if I should get this gun,or model 66
I'm only here because this is what Ambassador tf2 is based on.
Smith and Wesson revolvers also have a lock like that
You can buy snapcaps for dry firing😊
what is a good holster (preferably one I can place inside the pants at the small of my back) running into a lot of holsters that look like a fit but don't.
Seen one for sale today in 2022 they want $499 for it
I hate the Billboard
Tracker
Like bass boats
Alguém tinha que traduzir pra nós!
i shot one of these after taco tuesday and shat my pants
MADE IN BRAZIL
The S&W 686 is a (L) Large frame .. Tbe Taurus M627 is what Taurus calls a compact frame .. It is a bit ..just a bit , smaller than a S&W (M) medium frame ...
the 686 is not a large frame. same size frame as ruger g-100.both med size frame.
Ice cream......what
Hola ayúdame a conseguir el speed louder de el no lo puedo conseguir yo tengo ese mismo rebolver
good quality weapon I had the 6" model and just recently sold it I had a $25 trigger job on it and it made a difference. Be aware of soft pointed ammo it comes out of the porting and hits you in the eyes and sometimes right under the eye wear and will make your cheek bleed. I also dry fired the crap out of mine. If you have any questions lemme know.
+badbilly429 Didn't think about that. Very good information to know. Thanks man.
badbilly429 what you are describing is a timing issue. I'm pretty sure nothing but gas is exiting the ports. However, even the slightest bit out of time shreds bullet jacket from the entry into the barrel as it leaves the chamber. I had a 44 mag snubbie that did the exact same thing. Exactly as you describe. Send it in and have them time it properly and I promise this issue will go away.
badbilly429 I just reread and realized you sold it. Anyway, for anyone that experiences such a thing, check your timing.
Trust me. The S&W 686+ is worth the difference.
Not really. If you're going to get a better revolver, get the GP100.
stchman Well said, a pre-mid 90s 686 absolutely but the new ones are way overpriced.
I HAVE 4 357 MAGS FROM TAURUS , HAVE NO ISSUES. BUT THE 608 MODEL HAS A LOT OF TROUBLE. THE COMPANY HAS BEEN BOUGHT OUT BY SOME ONE .I HAVE BEEN TOLD THE NEW OWNERS FIRED MOST OF THE ENGINEERS AND MANERMENT. HOPEFULLY THE NEW OWNERS WILL HAVE A BETTER COSTUMER SERVICE. GOOD LUCK .
The Ruger gp100 8 round is the best all around revolver. My 2nd go to would be the Taurus 626 tracker because it’s a work horse that’s reliable as hell for the price. The Smith is way too pricey for the quality it puts out. Ruger go100 is fairly cheaper and performs way better with hotter loads.
@@burmiester1 I agree. The new smith's leave e a lot to be desired. I have a GP=100.blows the 686 away. I traded my 686 and my 329-PD 44 magnum. Worst POS guns I have ever owned. The ones from the 80's 686 and the 329 from 2009 were decent. but I paid $900 for the 329 and the 1st trip to the range left my ejector rod disassembled and on the range floor. Had it fixed.2nd trip to the range and after round 18 the casings swelled and I had to physically poke them out with a cleaning rod.3rd trip I had the gunsmith put on the rubber grips that come with the 329. again, around the 18-24th round the grips blew off. just came apart. I traded that POS for a Glock 20 10MM. the 686 felt cheap and shot low.4" barrel. my Taurus 627 and my Ruger GP-100 are my 2 357's. I will never own a smith again. it's all ruger for revolvers.
great....now i want ice cream!!
That pt92 is not a steel frame
Most S&W have the lock now?
I’m going to try my luck with one. It’s not like I’m going to 1000’s of .357 rounds through it.
First correction, on the 4", there is NO option for a rail system, that's only available for the 6.5"...IF you want to install a rail system, you'd have to take the gun to a gunsmith and have it fitted...
Yeah and that takes them like 30min or less and about $25 provided you have a rail already. lol big deal I’ve done it to lots of guns 😂
oh my goodness! That was the best unboxing I've seen yet?
Just so you know, crystals in ice cream is from heat shock not age.
Where did you get the info for installation of a red dot?
I own this gun and I can't find anything on replacing the sights or a rail.
I have both the tracker and a S&W 686 and they are not the same thing it is like this the tracker is a honda and the 686 is a corvette
wiseguy436 good enough for me, hondas last forever.
I like Honda's
Yeah the 686 is a 1982 Corvette. There are tons of quality issues on s&w revolvers. From canted barrels to chambers not lining up. There are articles and videos on all of it. Plus the tracker has a ported barrell that cuts down on recoil . And a 1 inch non rilfing chamber at the end of the barrel so you can shoot hard cast ammo for woods defense. That 686 cant shoot certain rounds of hot ammo. The Tracker can. You just get so much more for less with the Tracker .
They all go bang
Very nice. Hard to justify that price difference. Mmmmmm - ice cream
Looks good, but is it reliable????? Oh ya, its a Taurus. Probably 50/50 chance!
I have two Taurus revolvers and both have never been unreliable. I have this very gun and it is fun to shoot.
Johnboy 6489 I own several Taurus handguns and have hade ZERO problems from them.
True, they got a bum rap for a polymer gun they made that would crack, but their guns made of metal have no issues that I know of. I also have a PT101 in .40 cal and it is over 20 years old and still fires reliably.
Taurus produces and sales more firearms than smith and wesson , sig saur, glock, and all of the other major companies. Statistically, you are bound to hear more horror stories about them simply due to the fact that there are drastically more of them in circulation.
It’s not the same gun by any means .. you get what you pay for .. good luck
Taurus, great until you buy one that isn't. You could be having the best of luck with your Taurus products, but the fail rate on their guns is so much higher than other companies. Rossi and Taurus, stay away from Brazilian made weapons.
Should have paid the extra 300 bucks dude, you will regret it i promise...