Good value. Works quite well.

Buds is great! The 905 is a great gun to go with your semi autos in 9mm

This is a handy revolver that shoots very accurately for its size and shape. Quite a bit recoil but that’s expected for this type of application. Handles moonclips very well. Easy to carry in the pocket or a small sticky holster. Overall I’d buy another

Beautiful and accurate. Having a revolver in 9 mm is perfect. I try to keep all my firearms using only a few different calibers, and 9mm is obviously 9ne of them.

Buds gun shop delivered quickly as usual but this particular gun; what a disaster. It appeared great. Moon clips and 9mm in a Taurus revolver. To be fair I should've known better but, definitely wouldn't suggest this firearm to anyone not looking for a paperweight.

Great little pocket pistol.

Let's first clear up the false statements that all have been making on here about having to use moon clips. You do NOT have to use moon clips but are an option if you want to use the ejector to eject all 5 spent cases at once. you can drop individual 9mm cartridges in the cylinder as there is a ridge that the cases headspace on within the cylinder. Mine came with 3 moon clips but I instead chose to try without and everything worked fine. By turning the muzzle up when opening the cylinder almost all the spent cartridges just fell out with occasionally one or two having to be plucked out with my fingers. so far it shoots well but I really didn't set up any target to check for accuracy yet but I was hitting soda cans at 25 yds with it which seems to be good for a snub nosed revolver. So far I really like this little revolver and was shooting alongside my Taurus 605 in 357 and the felt recoil is right between a 38spl and a 357mag. Really pleasant to shoot. Double action is a little stiff but I may try a wolf spring kit later on as I plan to KG Gunkote this as the matt black looks ok to me but probably doesn't offer much corrosion protection for EDC. Wish that Budds had this in stainless as I would had bought one instead. So far I have shot one box of fifty rds. I will give this a 5 star rating because so far I can't find anything to complain about except that I wished they offered it in stainless.

The gun functions sort of, but it has an unholy trigger pull. It also is extremely inaccurate mechanically, owing to the base gun it's made from being a .357. 9mm fires .356 bullets and they really don't stabilize enough from this pistol. I mean we're talking 2-3/5 shots hit on a torso sized target at like 15 or 20 paces. It's inaccurate enough that I wouldn't carry it. It also has a problem with the bullets of many brands of 9mm ammo jumping out of the case and jamming the cylinder, but that's more of a 9mm revolver problem than a gun specific problem. Also, because it depends on moon clips, you really can only carry the 5 rounds in the pistol because the clips are extremely fragile and would bend and/or lose rounds in your pocket... and a bent clip makes the gun unpredictably unreliable. My recommendation is to either save your money or put on layaway a better pistol like a Ruger, Colt, or Smith and Wesson. I have replaced this gun with a Colt King Cobra 2" and have absolutely no regrets, .

Functional, but not outstanding. Cosmetically the finish color had some thin/uneven spots. Moon clips had to be adjusted as when they arrived the tolerances were all over the place. Some too tight, some too loose. That's easily accomplished though. Biggest issue was that it had issues with the cylinder locking up occasionally at first. It definitely needed to serious time dry firing with snap caps before it became reliable. Once past that issue though it is quite functional. Sights were right on straight from the factory which was a plus.

The gun itself shoots great and handles well. It is really nice to have a 9mm revolver, I already own several 9mm semi autos so I don't have to have so many different kinds of ammo. I am going to give it 4 stars, not 5 because of the finish on the gun. The finish looks like I took a spray can to it in my back yard. If Taurus would improve on the finish it would be a home run in my book.