Taurus 44 4" Ported 44mag Revolver - 6 Rounds | 4" Barrel | Polymer Grips | Stainless/Silver | 3-Dot Sights

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• Q: I just purchased a Taurus model 44.wondering if it will handle the heavy loads BB 300 GR and even hotter.?? With my job I've always carried a 44 mag Ruger Blackhawk 4&5/8" barrel and it had no problem with the max loads.but company rule changes required me to get a double action.i own several Taurus revolvers in 357 and 454 and they are amazing.just checking on this one.

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  • Asked 05/11/2025 01:52 by Patrick W

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  Hi Patrick and welcome. Yes Sir, the Taurus 44mag will handle this load no issue. Cheers, stay safe and hold on!

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• Q: Would you recommend this for a consealed carry weapon

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  • Asked 10/28/2024 19:04 by Joseph C

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  Hi Joseph and welcome. This would depend entirely on your physical stature. 5 foot 6 or 6 foot 5 makes a big difference. As long as you have a comfortable carry rig and cover your printing bases, you should be fine. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

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• Q: Upon purchase if there are any problems can I return to Buds for a replacement?

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  • Asked 07/13/2024 10:11 by John C

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  Hi John, yes sir, as long as you do not take possession. You must inspect the gun at your FFL, and if there are any issues, it can be returned for replacement or refund.
  Once you take possession, the gun cannot be returned to Bud's.
  Stay safe & have a great day!
• Q: Upon purchase if there are any problems can I return to Buds for a replacement?

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  • Asked 07/13/2024 10:11 by John C

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  Hi John and welcome. Yes Sir. Just inspect the firearm before completing any paperwork. If anything is amiss, just refuse the transfer and Buds will arrange for a pickup and refund or replacement. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

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• Q: Is this a square or round grip.

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  • Asked 01/17/2024 18:03 by Daniel M

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  Hi Daniel and welcome. This model has a "Round Butt" Frame. Cheers and stay safe!

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• Q: What is the model # for the shiny Stainless?

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  • Asked 01/15/2024 14:37 by Daniel M

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  sorry taurus no longer makes a "shiny" stainless 44 mag just the Matte stainless like this one

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• Q: Are the grips plastic or rubber? Or a mixture of both?

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  • Asked 02/12/2020 08:02 by Jari K

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  These are rubber and not plastic grips. It was my pleasure to assist you.

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• Q: I know this sounds silly but the web page and the 360 view indicate this firearm is the M44 6 round (which I hope it is). But the large photo of the revolver is showing the .44 tracker. Which I think is a lighter weight 5 shot revolver. Just want to make sure that you are actually buying the larger M44 gun.

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  • Asked 01/29/2020 16:27 by William C

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  William, Buds often uses the incorrect stock photo. This UPC code is for the Larger M44 - Taurus 44 Double Action Revolver .44 Magnum - 4" Ported Barrel - 6 Rounds - Fixed Front Sight/Adjustable Rear Sight - Rubber Grip - Matte Stainless Steel Finish.
• Q: Hello, I have many rounds of +P+ loads from both Buffalo Bore and Underwood. I bought them for a Ruger Redhawk that I had to part with.
  With this revolver handle these rounds?
  Thanks!

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  • Asked 01/21/2020 03:39 by Rodney P

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  Rodney, the ammo you listed isn't listed as safe with the gun by Buffalo Bore. --------------------
  Quote from the above linked ammo:
  This new load is designed for only certain revolvers that have the cylinder length to handle it. They are as follows; Ruger Red Hawk, Ruger Super Red Hawk, Ruger Super Blackhawk or Vaquero, Freedom Arms Model 83, Taurus Raging Bull, Colt Anaconda and Dan Wesson Revolvers.... --------------------
  The M44 is Taurus's old large frame gun. I usually classify it's strength as on the same level as a Smith 629. -------------------
  Buffalo Bore has loads that would work about as well (your hit under stress will probably matter more) and will be safer to fire in your revolver. - 305gr hard cast flat nose: http://www.buffalobore.com/index.php...ct_detail&p=49
  300gr JFN http://www.buffalobore.com/index.php...ct_detail&p=50 This one says it will have some expansion. -------------------------
  It's your choice what you feed your guns but if you damage your gun with overly hot or long loads and try to ship it in for warranty work Taurus may or may not honor the warranty.

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