Taurus Model 66 .357 Mag/.38 Special +P Revolver, 4-Inch Barrel, 7-Shot, Matte Stainless

A: I am sorry but this pistol currently does not qualify for Qualified professional discount. The following site lists qualified firearms. : budsgunshop.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/1799/Qualified+Professional+Discounts

A: It should save you $12 on this one and give it to you for the cash price. I always get the cash price after I uploaded mine even with credit payment. I haven't heard anyone else note this, and I haven't tried with all guns, but its given me a few at cash price.

A: If it's not listed as a "Qualified Professional Discount" so the immediate answer is "no", but try calling directly to be 100% sure. Regardless, this exact firearm does have the "Price Match" option (Price Match is available at any time as long as that specific firearm has that option, because not all of them do). I've price matched my last 5 of 6 firearms through Buds and it has dropped the price. Sometimes not to the price of some competitors, but when factoring in the free shipping, it's worthwhile. If you do purchase this or any other gun from Buds, be sure to take full advantage of the included Norton Shopping Guarantee. It ensures that any price drop over $5 can be claimed if it's within 30 days of the original purchase, up to $100. Buds prices fluctuate daily and the chances of being able to make a claim are good. I've submitted 5 claims to date netting me $200 back.

A: Yes you can fire 38+P through this gun. This particular gun is chambered in 357 magnum, so it will fire 357 magnum and 38 special. Being that is it chambered in 357 magnum, it will handle 38+P with no problems. Hope this helps.

A: Yes the .357 round is hotter than any .38 special +p or even +p+

A: Yes Mike. Any firearm chambered in 357 Magnum (Which is a much higher pressure and more powerful round) will fire 38 +P all day long with no issues.

A: John, the cylinder would have to be "Cut" for Moon Clips to use them. There is a 7-Shot Speed loader specifically for the S&W 7-Shot Revolvers here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/82042/HKS+Speedloader+587A+for+38%2F357+7RD+S%26W+L

A: John, the .357/.38 rounds headspace on the rim of the cartridge so a moonclip is not needed. Those are more for cartridges like the .45 ACP, 9MM, or .40 S&W that don't have a rimmed case head. You can purchase speed loaders for faster reloading. Hope this helps you.

A: the .357/.38 rounds headspace on the rim of the cartridge so a moonclip is not needed. Those are more for cartridges like the .45 ACP, 9MM, or .40 S&W that don't have a rimmed case head. You can purchase speed loaders for faster reloading. the cylinder would have to be "Cut" for Moon Clips to use them. There is a 7-Shot Speed loader specifically for the S&W 7-Shot Revolvers here : budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/82042/HKS+Speedloader+587A+for+38%2F357+7RD+S%26W+L

A: Hi John, the .357 / .38 rounds headspace on the rim of the cartridge so a moonclip is not needed.

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A: he .357/.38 rounds headspace on the rim of the cartridge so a moonclip is not needed. Those are more for cartridges like the .45 ACP, 9MM, or .40 S&W that don't have a rimmed case head. You can purchase speed loaders for faster reloading. the cylinder would have to be "Cut" for Moon Clips to use them. There is a 7-Shot Speed loader specifically for the S&W 7-Shot Revolvers here : budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/82042/HKS+Speedloader+587A+for+38%2F357+7RD+S%26W+L

A: I can confirm this true James. Shinier models tend to let you "Buff" out imperfections much easier. if you try this on a "Matte" Finish gun you will definitely be able to tell when the buff patch is located as a "Slick/Shinier spot is created.

A: Totally agree James!. Your experiences mirror mine to a tee.

A: Yes it hard to blend a low luster or satin SS finish

A: Yes it hard to blend a low luster or satin SS finish

A: Anytime James. I would opt for the SS Matte (Best option in my opinion). Best wishes!