Wheel Gun Wednesday : Taurus 942 : 8 Shot 22 Mag
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- It's Wheel Gun Wednesday! And we're finally taking a close look at the new 8 shot revolver by Taurus, the Taurus 942M
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Excellent video. Don't let anyone tell you that the 22 WMR is inadequate for self defense. It's much easier to be DEADLY ACCURATE with this round than any 9mm for the average shooter. Accuracy over caliber in any situation.
My understanding is that the
.22 magnum has same stopping power as a 38 special. That means that 3 out of 5 rounds will take you down. Pretty good odds if you ask me.
I need to get one of these for ease of conceal ability as EDC.
I agree. Face it, when shooting with a 2" barrel, one is going to do most defensive shooting within 20'. And several well placed shots will do a lot of discouragement.
.22mag is a little less than half the energy of 9mm. It also has very little penetration. You can easily check the ballistics online. 9mm works well in a revolver also.
.22 mags are pretty deadly , like any round placed well . If given the choice though , 9mm rounds are deadlier and there’s more choices and types . Almost every .22 test including .22 mag has boasted different results in consistency. It’s a fun round to shoot for sure , but I wouldn’t stake my life on it . Not the best defense round . Maybe a lightweight backup ???
@@stopthehate9102 Recent research with Federal Punch ammo shows superb penetration and wounding, exceeding the .38 special….with much less snappiness to the recoil.
I have a Taurus like this in .22mag but with a 4In barrel. I agree with everything said here. It looks like a 357 but the heft makes it the most accurate gun I own. The .22mag comes screaming out of that barrel. Whenever I bring it with me to the range, I let folks shoot it if they want and everyone finds it to be the most fun gun they’ve shot that day I bought it used and it’s really well built, super reliable and was half the price of the Rutgers and s&w revolvers.
I showed this video to my son. He went out and bought me a 942 22lr for my birthday. Love it.
Can I barrow your son?
...lucky stiff.....can't find one...
MASHA ALLAH , MAY THE LOVE BETWEEN YOU AND YOU SON GROW EVERY PASSING DAY. YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A GOOD DAD.
I'am italian and this gun Is magnifica!small caliber,very strong effect!
@@Couchlover47 thank you.
I like Italians and Italian food and I agree!
I bought mine 2 weeks ago and love it. The only rimfire I will trust for self-defense would have to be fired from a revolver
An eight shot DA revolver in .22lr or .22mag is definitely a great self defense weapon.
@@AxLWake Not sure I would say great, but definitely a viable option.
@@John5.56 if you can´t put down someone with 8 .22 magnum shots then you are a lousy shooter. Having said that, In a real scenario people miss most of the shots, that is why I prefer to carry the kel-tec PMR30. 30 rounds of hornady WMR 45GR FTX hollow points (if you carry an extra mag then 60 shots at your disposal). You can fire so many shots steady on target in a couple of seconds that it´s like a shotgun blast.
@@agauerm As long as you've made sure your pmr and the mags you use are reliable by all means that doesnt sound bad.
@@agauerm Don't forget the grenades!
.22 WMR is a very underrated round especially in a conceal carry handgun. I carry a S&W 351c around my house daily and often as my CCW gun and having 7 shots of the Gold Dot .22 WMR makes it a very capable and reliable defensive option. Stay safe and be BLESSED!!!
351c has become my daily carry. Weighs nothing
Looks like an outstanding option, 22 mag in a revolver equals reliability for me.
Yup. I have been enjoying a S&W 651 for about 25 years. It cost $317 and is worth every penny. .22 mag very underrated. Semi collecting them for years , have several scarce models. And I am well stocked on ammo ,as I learned my lesson in 2008. I remind myself the Lord is in charge as I think about the next four years. TBH, I'm worried for even the next year .We can make a joke of 2020 being hindsight. Not too much Ha-ha though. sigh . Stay safe friends.
Amen, brother.
Aged well
WTF?? That's some stupid shit.
🤣
Never thought about owning a 22mag until now. Looks good!
I thought the same thing
Why? As soon as ya shoot a mag you won’t want nothing else, special gun
Back in the late 90's or early 2000's I purchased a Taurus ultra lite in 22 magnum. Yes those extra 2 rounds are nice to have, love my ultra lite 8 shot.
What does that weigh?
Amigo, your videos last year from shot show got me all excited about this thing...
I waited and waited and waited and waited and finally April of this year my local gun shop had one in the 22 LR...
Picked it up and haven't looked back since to date, we have put about 600 rounds through it flawless... love it..
As a bonus, my wife says I need to pick up another one bwcause she likes the one we have now.... perhaps the 22 mag is next in line for me!!!!
22mag is such an underestimated round.
Nice gun I have shot it
Facts
22wmr is a very underrated caliber. I own a Lever Gun & 2 Revolvers in that chambering and they are a ton of fun.
UNDERRATED 🎉😮❤
Taurus makes a very nice gun. And very affordable.
Bad ass gun and very underrated caliber.
Now days the question is what cost more , to own a gun or the ammo to shoot it.
Of course, it has always cost more to shoot one. Even if the ammo were free. It costs time for training and maintenance.
They could/should give you the guns for free.
I’m still paying $22 for 125 rounds of CCI 40gr and it always seems to be available where I go.
True that!
People gotta sell drugs to maintain a gun habit now hahaha jk
I also would love to have this little beauty. In recent years the Taurus semiautomatic pistols have completely impressed me and changed my mind about the company. God luck to them!
I own an older PT-92 semi auto in 9mm. Its incredibly under rated.
A great looking gun, 8 shot can't be beat. And 22mag is a good defense ammo.
Glad you got ahold of one ... I've been on the lookout for a three inch stainless in .22 lr just for fun . I've heard nothing but praise for the 942 from those who've gotten time with one ! I appreciate your videos ... keep up the great reviews !
I just bought a Taurus 605 and I really like it. It wouldn’t be right if I didn’t get the 22 mag. And the two extra shots (OH MY WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD) now I just have to find one.
I own a Taurus 605 matte stainless. Have about 900 rds through it, love it. My EDC.
Yeah,I'm very interested in this...would be a great backup to the backup for the house...We plan 12 gauge and .38, but a third option would be nice...
@@PetuniaIii-pd1ww Look for a Browning .50 air cooled.
@@johnputney2661 well,yeah...! We all want enough firepower to repel anyone and anything, but for 99% of the potential problems the missus and I will just have to make do...unless you do know where I can get a good deal on an Abrams tank...
I called some stores in my area and they all said not available, couldn’t even order it. Took my wife on a day trip to a place in Ashland Ohio, had lunch in town, went to Grandpa’s Cheese barn, then stopped in at Fin Feather Fur (one of my favorite places) and lo and behold there was one in their case! Asked if they still hand one new in the box, no the salesman said. But he came back with one never opened, he was surprised to. It was the 942 magnum ultralight. Write it up I said ! Sent my wife looking for ammo, did the background check,paid and smiled all the way back home!!!!
Thanks for the continued info on revolvers, my favorite of the two styles.
My wife bought a Ruger LCR 8 shot 22. Haven't shot it yet but looking forward to it.
They're great!
I absolutely love my 941, in a 2 inch blued model with a fully adjustable rear sight. The fit and finish is outstanding as is the bluing, which is highly polished and bright just like old school S&W's. It's accurate as well. A real pleasure to shoot. Being all steel it's a bit heavier than the alloy model, but still very easy to carry.
Checking my local gun shop tomorrow. Absolutely love this. I own a 605 357mag and I love it. My wife loved shooting 38+p through it, it's now her EDC! I have the Ruger single 9 22mag and I hate shooting it but it's a beautiful Revolver. Nice price as well compared to $750 for S&W.
Been looking for a 22mag snubby that was reasonable. Very nice.
I've been hunting this particular revolver for the longest and nothing. I owned a 22 mag revolver back in the 80s and it was superb, can't recall if it was a Taurus, all I remember it was made in Brazil, excellent toy.
Firearms are not toys! I wish you and the other firearm owners would start giving these arms the respect they deserve. It no wonder the anti gun people are against us like they are. Com on shooters we can do better than this.
@@christinamoneyhan5688 What do you know about firearms to tell me and "other" firearms to respect firearms? What do you know about me and the others? What do you own a bb rifle and belong to the NRA? Please be respectful to people you don't even know who we are, what we have done or where we have been.
@@anubis8086 I did start to respond to your insult but decided that it would not even come close to your experience and expertise. Have a nice day.
@@christinamoneyhan5688 Whatever, Karen
@@anubis8086 was it a Rossi you might’ve had? I’m pretty positive that Rossi made a .22 Mag revolver back in the day and they were from Brazil. Their revolvers and.22 rifles were great plinking toys for sure. They’re still around, but I’ve heard mixed reviews about their quality these days.
Wish I could find one, especially with 3" barrel.
Got an email today about stock. They usually go fast. www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com/products2.cfm/ID/247500
I finally got my 942 in 22 WMR after being on a waiting list for a few months. It will be next week, at the earliest, before I can take it to the range. Since I have not seen it in stores, I bought based on this and other reviews. I passed on Ruger six shot and S&W seven shot revolvers in comparable size and the same caliber for two reasons. First was the price, about two hundred bucks more for the Ruger and three hundred for the hard to find Smith & Wesson. Second was the hard trigger pull in double action. I could pull it but it was harder than I would like. Well, this Taurus, has a very light, almost a hair trigger when the hammer is pulled back but a very heavy trigger pull in double action mode. This is the heaviest pull I have seen on any handgun with the possible exception of a cheap derringer I passed on. One reason I got this is that, as I get older, it is harder to rack most pistols and eight shots of 22 WMR may be an alternative.
I just purchased a Ruger Lcrx 22wmr 3" . I think the 18 ozs. , Adj. sights, and Hogue grip along with stainless construction (except for the Aluminum monolithic frame) covered in some type of polymer allows me to hold in higher esteem what some people would say is "only a six shot".
Don't overlook those 22mag wheelguns, you're not exactly defenseless.
Love my 942 and I also have a Charter Arms Pathfinder. Both hold 8 rounds of 22lr. Still looking for a 22wmr 942. Nice gun in matte stainless.
Man I hope you have been able to locate one. I finally did on Gun broker a back in June and I sure paid way too much, but I love that little gun. I have no regrets about it one bit. I have since gotten me a 627 and now awaiting the delivery of my 905 9 mm. Yup am a Taurus man like that.
@@tonyrebel63 not yet. I'm glad you got one. Enjoy!
I have, and love, a Taurus 992 22mag/22LR 4" convertible. Excellent shooter and trainer for new shooters. Thank you for the video.
My wheel gun Wednesday was a ruger super blackhawk three screw from 1963. Newly acquired. Also got the ammo hookup of 1000 44mag rounds from a good friend. Shoots awesome and heavy weight makes the recoil manageable.
ANY 22’s I just love, especially 22 WMR. I have a Charter Arms 22 WMR with a 4.2” barrel, would be cool if the Taurus 8 shot would offer a slightly longer barrel too.
Taurus made a model 941 , 8 shot with a 5 inch barrel. Beautiful gun. I should have kept it.
i wonder if it is easy for a gunsmith to just switch out a longer barrel, or just order one and install it, maybe it needs to be shimmed
Another thing I like about the 942 is the rear sight has horizontal adjustment. For me this is a real advantage over the Taurus 856 (the .38 special) which doesn't. I have the 942LR with a three inch barrel. It is one accurate little revolver.When I fire some of the hot rounds, like punch or stingers, however, the casings often swell enough to make ejection a problem. No such problem with standard ammunition. I am considering purchasing a WMR version with a two inch barrel for EDC.
Perfect! (I would like an 8 shot 327 fed mag with a 3" barrel).. but that one would do.
S&W/327.....357 mag shot?
@@speakeasydoorman4966 i know it is model 327.. iam just saying i would like the 8 shot in 327 fed mag
@@jwgbmp40 327 is on par with 357 ballistics i want one as well have the taurus 66 love it
Fine vid Mark! At half the weight and over twice the price Smith offers the 351 PD. You have to sacrifice one round as it’s a 7 shooter but man….11 ozs…..12 oz with 7 Rds loaded. Uber easy to shoot and I think what you’re shooting puts out something like 140 ft lbs……close to .38 special. Has the usual terrible double action found on rim fire revolvers but it stages very nicely all the same and single action is typical Smith….wonderful. Darn thing is made of unobtanium or some such which is how you get to 11 ozs but man….price. Thanks
Ruger DA revolvers (of my experience) have that same transition from rotating the cylinder to engaging the sear that I like for the exact same reason.
I had no idea that this gun existed, but now that I know it will be my next revolver purchase. I've had three Taurus revolvers over the years and they're always great guns.
Love me a three-inch barrel revolver. I own two stainless Taurus revolvers with this length, both made prior to the safety locks. One is a Model 85 in .38 Special, and the other a 941 in .22WMR. The .38 is a remarkable shooter, and I like carrying it.
Admittedly, I haven't gotten around to trying the 941 yet. It looks like the previous owner(s) might not have, either; it's that clean.
Thx so much and praying your way too, Brother! Have an amazing 2023 Easter!
I bought the S&W 351PD a few years back. I find 22WMR to be an awesome self defense round. Light recoil, manageable trigger pull and control, no jams compared to SA pistols. Yes, heavier calibers put bad guys down, but in many cases, carrying a gun means there is a good chance of ending the fight before ending a life.
This will put most people down just smaller holes it's still gonna hurt I don't think I'd like to be hit by 1 all good
I'm the proud owner of a Taurus 22magnum for ar least 23 years, carring it in different situations self defense, hunting, snakes reliver 🌄🙂 and many other things. Greetings from Costa Rica, Central América, I love your chanel.🙂👌🌄💪🙏👮✝️ 30 years of service, close to pension, costa rican coast gard.
I love 22 revolvers. I got two of them.
Me too 😊 Carmen
You’ve done it again, spent my money! That looks like a great defense option with the same capacity as my Walther PP22 .22 LR.
I have a 3 inch ss .22 942. I love it! Actually, I sent back my old 94 revolver for repair. Taurus could not repair it and sent this one for free.
I just got my Taurus 942. I, too, sent my 94 back for ftf issues. They could not fix it since it never ran well in DA and sent me a 942. My choice after a 425 buck credit. Great little gun from a company with excellent customer service.
I have always thought the .22mag was a very good deterrent for self defense. We used to shoot watermelons at 100 yards at my grand paws when a youngster. I sometimes carry the S&W 351pd 7 shot .22mag. Super lightweight and easy to conceal! Nice job
I have an lcr in 22 magnum that I find myself carrying more often than I thought, I have always carried a compact steel frame semi auto ( currently a CZ P01) and never had much of an issue as far as comfort. The lcr just disappears carrying appendix and has the benefit of being small enough to fit in a pocket if necessary. 22 mag is not an ideal defensive load but in situations that require deep concealment the trade off is worth it and with good shot placement will get the job done
I have the following Taurus revolvers in my collection: Model 85 bright stainless, Model 85 Ultralite matt stainless, Model 83 4" blued, and a Model 65 4" blued. All outstanding revolvers.
My wife bought the earlier model Taurus 941 ultra lite 8 shots 22 mag 8 years ago.
It’s her EDC firearm.
Can’t wait for them to update the 605 into a 6 shot 357mag
That would be nice, I have the 605. Maybe you can call them and suggest it. that's a great 💡 idea.
@@gladiatorxvs4161 It is called the 606.
Would be a great project for a machinist to make for aftermarket.
Recently got a heritage rough rider 7' with both cylinders. 22. mag is soooo fun. I had it next it next to a .44 mag and they each give a different kinda giddy. And when you buy ammo you can close you eyes and get the feels of the old prices for handgun ammo XD.
I love the wheel guns. I bought myself a S333 thunderstruck 22 mag for Christmas.
if u havent fired it yet, dont. It may actually help you sell it
@@jimmyruger7529 now why would I do that?
@@donaviaetheridge5609 Im an optimist. But after watching several new gun reviews on it, it couldnt hit a 3x3 foot square box at 5 yards. I believe in one video, he ended up throwing the gun at the target. Im not being mean. Im a single Dad of a daughter that just turned 21. I want every Christian safe. God bless
@@jimmyruger7529 well if it doesn't preform right I will trade it in for that Taurus 22 mag lol.
I would love to find one of these also- enjoy.
I carry a NAA 22 mag. with the holster grip and love it. It doesn't silhouette like a pistol so I can carry it every day. I found out the pocket clip reverses so I can carry it left handed. The Taurus looks like it might be a good addition for when I want to have more than 5 shots. Thanks that pistol was on my radar, but I like to see more people giving their imput before I spend my money.
Taurus took over Rossi. I just wish they would hurry up with shipping my replacement .22 mag bolt rifle. I've been waiting a whole year come Dec., 12th. Thanks for the review. I like Taurus. They've came a long way in quality.
Quick note....Smith did not own Taurus. They were both owned by Punta for many years. They were sister companies. Also...Taurus helped Smith more then Smith helped Taurus.
A great looking revolver!! Thanks for another very informative gun video. Stay safe and God bless!!
.22 wmr, the unsung hero of the novice and recoil sensitive shooters. My first gun was a charter arms pathfinder in .22 wmr. I regret selling it
I used to have a sentinel hi standard mk IV it was a 9 shot 22 magnum snub nosed revolver. I picked it up off the street for 150 bucks when i was 19. I ended up re-selling it but now i deeply regret it after finding how rare that particular pistol is now.
Have Taurus Tracker in 357 mag 7 shot. I think their revolvers a worth the money.
I picked up a used Taurus 85 about a year ago and love it! Inexpensive, great trigger, comfortable to grip, soaks more recoil than the LCR, matte stainless looks great!
@@SpartacusColo Yep. Keep in mind, the reason the cost is lower is Simple: They are made in Brazil where the cost of living is Much Lower. NOT, The Quality of a particular item. Food for Thought. 👍
@@ErikHeller-sg8sw You're also paying for the brand with the S&W.
Sounds like a nice piece.
Only difference in a taurus and smith is that a taurus is built better.
I plan on getting one of the ultra lite versions in 2 inch 22 lr. Last box of 22 mag I bought 2 yrs ago was around $7 and feltvthst was overpriced. From a 2 inch barrel the 22 mag loses a lot of velocity. 22 lrVelocitor Can get pretty close to 22 mag performance for a lot less per 50 round box.Taurus should offer an optional 22 lr cylinder for the 22 mag version..
I have the Taurus 856 38 Cal in Matte black and i really like it. I would love have this little 22 Mag also. I have the Heritage Arms 22 Mag Bar Keep but it is single action. I gotta add this little beauty to my collection.
This seems like a really nice carry gun. The heavy trigger is necessary due to rim fire and reliability issues. But as you said, the trigger stages beautifully,
like S&W. It looks nice too and the availability of a 3” barrel does the trick for me. That, plus the 8 round capacity make this gun a serious contender in my elder carry repertoire. I’m looking for one now. I love 22 Magnum. 32 in a small pistol is still more snappy than I like but I’m keeping the Beretta 3032. The Taurus will be a fine carry gun. Beretta can live beside the bed.
I'd recommend Speer Gold-Dot ammo if you are carrying 22mag for self defense. It's made for short barrels and expands very well at lower velocities. I have a 9" revolver in 22mag and those Gold-Dots just make cans of dog food explode at like 15 yards. They hit pretty hard for a rimfire. I don't carry anything smaller than a 380 though. I use HSTs or extreme penetrators in my Ruger LCP Max.
That’s a beautiful revolver
I have the 3" version. Very, very accurate and easy to shoot, very reliable. I'm carrying it with the new Federal Punch .22 mag HP rounds. Incidentally, it fits perfectly in a open-top leather holster marketed by Charter Arms for its Bulldog 2.5". Only downside is that I have not yet found a speedloader for the gun.
Speedbeez
@@Infected_Axe_Wound Nope, doesn't fit .22 mag.
@@robph160 SPEED BEEZ® Smith & Wesson Model 648 Speed Loader Eight (8) Shot 22 MAGNUM the Original “Ejector”
@@Infected_Axe_Wound I'll give it a try, thank you!
Wish I could find one, I'm impressed with their revolvers
...finding it impossible to find one....
Eight vs six makes it so much more appealing! Thanks for the review.
...amen...
I love my 942. I find myself carrying it more than my 605 for some reason, probably 8 rounds vs 5, and knowing that a 22 mag will ruin a bad guy's day ... and probably end it.
Good to see you holding up well through the pandemic, keep hanging on there!
I have the Taurus 941 22 mag with the 4.5 inch barrel, very accurate.
7 vs.8 like my Taurus 992, 692, 441, 85, & Judge public defender revolvers all been great. This 942m is tempting but I think I will keep my 7 shot S&W 351pd , at 11oz. If I go to 23oz I might choose to carry bigger caliber.
okay Mr Mark, i like what you have said about the 942m and have found a used one at a pawnshop needless to say it came home with me and your right this is a nice 22 mag, thank you
Have the .22 Taurus Tracker. Came with both .22LR and .22 Mag cylinders. It's nine shots in 22 Mag or .22 LR. 4" barrel but is heavy duty in stainless--not really a carry all day piece. BUT sweet to shoot - almost no recoil. Got it new a few years ago for way less than $400.00. Quality is EXCELLENT !
I have this firearm, easy shooter, no recoil. I had to search for a long time but finally my searching paid off. Reliable and easy to shoot.
Thank you for your review. I finally found one in stainless at Sportsman’s for $380 out the door with a 3 inch barrel absolutely love it 22 magnum is an awesome round.
I don't see how a Revolver can be considered obsolete when some people still carry knives, clubs, and baseball bats as weapons. I think that all of us could agree that a good Smith &Wesson, Ruger, or Colt would be a superior weapon compared with a non- gun for a life and death self defense situation.
Love my old H&R 9 shot revolver
.22LR version is very tempting.
Actually 5 months later I have warmed up to the 22 mag. I'll take a 3" one with laser grip.
I have been looking for one of these for months... impossible to find! Looks like a great gun and i can't wait to make one mine !
I completely agree with your assessment on this revolver.
i look back at this and wanna cry. its not even the same world today.
I became aware of these back in February and was checking online weekly. Finally, in April, I saw it listed on a site. I checked the "notify me" button and waited. In May I got the alert and immediately ordered the 3 inch matte black .22 WMR. By the next day they were sold out. I got lucky though. The price with shipping and transfer fee was a total of $311.
It's a solid gun but it's no S&W. The only trouble I have had with it is that, early on, the brass didn't eject easily. I took a brush and some polish to the chambers and it's been fine since. Good gun for $300 but not a S&W.
FWIW, CCI Maxi Mags averaged about 1120FPS out of that 3 inch barrel. That's getting about the same speed out of a pistol that you get out of a full sized rifle in 22LR
Why Ruger didn't make the SP-101 in 22 Magnum either 8 or 7 shot to complement their .22LR version is beyond compression. Great for Taurus thinking outside the box again as usual and that doesn't weigh a ton.
Love these Wheel Gun Wednesday reviews. Keep'em coming! Blessings!!
I have an older taurus snub in .22 magnum. I always liked the fireball coming from it. It reminds me of a much larger caliber and that is probably why it's really fun to shoot.
What model was that older Taurus snub in .22wmr ? I thought they had produced one before this 942.
@@warsurplus it was a 941 with a 2 inch barrel. I believe they stopped making it a few years ago.
Beautiful firearm. The grips make it look easy to handle.
Please pray for our great nation to remain the greatest nation in the world and that we soon find a way for all this violence to stop.
A good video !
Please keep in mind Taurus revolvers usually fall apart after about 1100 -1200 rounds .
Hopefully this model is the first solid Taurus revolver ever made .....Time will tell ,keeps us posted !
Thank you for sharing !
BULLSHIT
just bought the 605 here in CA from a Taurus dealer and asked about the 942, which they never heard about.
And yes online prices are very high.
I really think the Taurus Raging Hunter design is awesome. With a strong frame and grip structure from stainless steel and the sleeved barrel and aluminum shroud with a picatinny rail and porting it just exudes great design and material choices.
A Crimson Trace Laser Grip on that 942 would make that a very wicked little gun.
The three inch model would be my perfect packin’ pistol.
That's a nice piece.
Oh my. So want one. So cool. Perfect EDC.
Would absolutely consider one for my wife. I have a old (bought NEW) S&W model 59 9mm. Since it wasn't a typical surplus unit...she is spotless, and factory magazines ARE available on ebay. Would not sell it at any price.
God has been good to me lately after a string of not so good luck. I'm thankful for that. I like this video and I want to get my hands on one of those taurus revolvers.
I love your channel and also own several Taurus firearms. That being said, even 22 WMR is hard to find where I’m at. I own the 856 & 605 (my EDC), both have the same frame & dimensions as 942. You’re not lying about low-profile. I appendix carry the 605 in a sticky holster and it is the most comfortable carry, with minimal printing.
Just snagged a 3 inch in black. Very accurate. Action was a little rough first time out. Took it home and cleaned it and gave it a little oil. Feels better. I'll take it out again and hope she loosens up some.
Just bought this revolver in matte black. Can't wait to take it to the range