Black Revolver

These revolvers are a longtime favorite of security personnel and perfect for Homeland Defense Forces. Chambered in .357 Magnum, this medium frame, 7-shot revolver features comfortable rubber grips and a deep, lustrous finish. With fixed sights and a custom Single Action/Double Action trigger for improved accuracy and speed.

the 66 is ideal for whatever trouble lurks around the corner.

The current product line includes steel-frame pistols, polymer-frame pistols, revolvers, and law enforcement weapons (submachine guns and rifles), the latter intended for the domestic Brazilian market. The company manufactures and sells its firearms for generally less than other manufacturers due to low labor costs.

as well as having the facilities available to build virtually every part themselves.

One writer said in 2010 that the “[q]uality of Taurus handguns in the modern era is second to none”.

In 2015, Taurus settled a lawsuit for $39 million and recalled nearly one million handguns produced between 1997.

In addition Taurus was originally known for manufacturing revolvers similar in design to those offered by Smith & Wesson.^[7] The company moved away from this realm by offering larger framed models such as the Raging Bull (.454 Casull) and Raging Hornet (.22 Hornet) revolvers as well as the Judge 5-shot revolvers (.410 bore and .45 Colt).

Also One of Taurus’ most successful semiautomatic handguns has been its PT92, a model similar to Beretta’s model 92 line, but with the addition of an ambidextrous frame safety, rather than the Beretta’s slide-mounted safety.

Finally The most recent addition to the Taurus pistol lineup is a copy of the Colt 1911 .45 ACP pistol. This slightly redesigned and updated design offers many features.^[9]