Taurus Model 66 Matte Black 4" 357 Magnum Revolver - 7 Rounds, 4" Barrel, Polymer Grips, Blue/Black, 3-Dot Sights

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• Q: Will this gun handle bear loads?

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  • Asked 02/24/2024 20:55 by Roland M

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  Hi Roland and welcome. Yes Sir, the Taurus will handle Bear Loads no issue. I fire Buffalo Bore, Underwood and Doubletap heavy loads no issue. cheers and stay safe!

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• Q: Will this Taurus 66B4 shoot 38 specials?

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  • Asked 11/11/2019 18:18 by Wally K

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  Yes, the only thing I would say is to clean the cylinders before switching to .357 Magnum if you shoot a lot of .38 Special through it first. Since the .38 Special case is physically shorter it can build up carbon and gunk that makes it harder to extract the longer 357 case from a dirty gun.

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• Q: Can u get a speed loader and what's best yardage to zero in sights?

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  • Asked 08/27/2019 12:50 by Steve R

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  Steve, 15 to 25 yards is an optimal zero range Sir. The needed speed loader is here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/82042/hks+speedloader+587a+for+38%2f357+7rd+s%26w+l
• Q: Bout to get my permit, would this be a good carry gun?

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  • Asked 08/03/2019 20:27 by BRADLEY L

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  Bradley, depending on your physical size, yes it would. A good carry holster makes all the difference. There are however. smaller, lighter 357 Sig Semi-Auto's that are more concealable with higher round capacity to consider if you are open.

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• Q: Can anyone tell me how much this revolver weighs

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  • Asked 05/15/2019 08:23 by ROBERT R

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  The Overall Weight is 38oz Specs - Overall Height 5.68" --
  Overall Width 1.5"--
  Overall Length 10.5" --
  >>>>>>Overall Weight 38oz

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• Q: I want a revolver with a traditional blued finish. Does this gun have it or not. Can’t really tell from what I have read so far thanks

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  • Asked 02/09/2019 04:25 by David C

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  David, this revolver does not Sir. You would need an earlier manufactured pistol as this batch comes with the "Matte Black" Finish.

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• Q: I see several conflicting answers about this subject is this gun shiny blue or is it black parkerized. some of the reviews saying that the gun that they received is flat black in color but the advertisement says that it is a lustrous blue.

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  • Asked 10/22/2018 05:16 by James W

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  they have been made both ways but the current guns are a glossy " blue " finish I suggest that you verify which finish the have by contacting customer service (859) 368-0371 available 9AM to 9PM CST Monday through Friday or use the blue chat now button . we are not buds employees we are volunteers that answer questions

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• Q: IS the finish a high luster blue like the older models or a flat, ugly finish?

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  • Asked 07/26/2018 19:47 by william k

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  Beep high luster blue "This medium frame, 6-shot revolver features comfortable rubber grips and a deep, lustrous blued finish. With fixed sights and a custom Single Action/Double Action trigger for improved accuracy and speed, the Model 66 steps up to the plate with an impressive 7 rounds of .357 Magnum."
• Q: Does the front sight of the Taurus 66B4 M66 (blue) have the same red insert (if it is an insert) as the stainless (Taurus 66SS4 M66) version? And I've heard the matte stainless finish is harder to keep clean. Having no direct experience with the finish it sounds odd. Is it true?
  Thx

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  • Asked 04/18/2018 14:39 by james g

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  The blued model does not have a insert in the front sight the red insert is only on the stainless models see the Taurus site link https://www.taurususa.com/product-details.cfm?id=275&category=Revolver&toggle=tr&breadcrumbseries=M66

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• Q: I know some do not care for Taurus, but I've had good luck with their revolvers. I'm looking at this as a truck/boat revolver.
  Does anyone know if after-market grips (Wood) are readily available? For whatever reason I just do not care for rubberized grips.
  Also, can anyone verify over-all accuracy of the gun? My S&W are just tack drivers, granted, I know this isn't a S&W, but as long as it's more accurate than me, I'm happy.
  Blessings and thank you,
  Tim
  

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  • Asked 02/26/2018 16:27 by Timothy S

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  The accuracy will be no stranger to you compared to your Smith and Wessons. Taurus has come a long way in recent years in both finish quality and accuracy. They can't be beat for the price either. Grips can be found : http://www.shoptaurus.com/revolver-grips and here : hogueinc.com/grips/taurus/med-square/wood

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