Hello all. Today I thought my CZ might be getting lonely, So I went out and got it a friend to talk to in the safe. Unfortunately when I got home I realized they wouldn't be able to hold a conversation because one speaks Czech and the other speaks Brazilian, Oh well.

 

It is a Taurus M605 357 revolver. I got a great deal on it and it feels solid. cant wait to take it the range.

 

NOW THE GUN PORN......

 

Congrats! I like the fourth one down the best

Nice!

Sweet! Bought my mom the same exact one. If you want good grips for cheap, try the hogue grips for the model. It keeps all your fingers on the gun and it feels good.

Looks like a nice revolver. Run some 38sp through it before you put in the .357. Your hand will thank you.

nice, that is the only handgun i do not have is a snubby..

Not to be picky, but they speak Portugese in Brazil :mrgreen:

 

Congrats on your new toy. Enjoy.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

lol @ bob. =)

 

Yes, bob is correct. they do speak a Brazilian dialect of Portuguese. There is no Brazilian language.

Congrats. Looks real sweet.

Yeah I only fired a 357 once, and it was in a large frame revolver. So I will definitely start of with 38spl. I love the way it looks. I feel like a 80s film star in a buddy cop flick when holding it.One quick question for revolver owners.Is the cylinder suppose to open freely when you press the release for it? Mine doesn't just open when pressed. I have to push the cylinder out while pressing the release. Is that normal? Forgive me if I'm not explaining it right.

 

BTW, The place I got it from had one more left. It was a 327 magnum. Ive never heard much about the 327 except that its new and hard to find. Anyone have one?

Yeah I only fired a 357 once, and it was in a large frame revolver. So I will definitely start of with 38spl. I love the way it looks. I feel like a 80s film star in a buddy cop flick when holding it.One quick question for revolver owners.Is the cylinder suppose to open freely when you press the release for it? Mine doesn't just open when pressed. I have to push the cylinder out while pressing the release. Is that normal? Forgive me if I'm not explaining it right.

 

BTW, The place I got it from had one more left. It was a 327 magnum. Ive never heard much about the 327 except that its new and hard to find. Anyone have one?

 

To answer your first question, that's totally normal for the cylinder to have to be pushed out. Now, if it takes alot of effort to drop the cylinder, then you have a problem.

To answer your second question, the 327 Federal Magnum is basically a necked up 32 H&R Magnum. It's a nice caliber but it hasn't caught on just yet.

I got the same gun in SS. I love it. I ran .357 though it like it was nothing. Not to bad of a kick but the flame out the front is damn funny lol. Enjoy it and change the grips. Those are kinda small. Mine luckily came with the bigger grip to fit all my fingers.

thanks, it doesn't take allot of effort to drop the cylinder, and I am going to buy some grips for it.

Hey Nitro, Where did you get the grips for yours? I cant find and grips for mine online. Im looking for bigger rubber grips.

Mine came with thankfully. Mine is an older used model but it seems the only thing they changed over the years was making the grips smaller.

The hogue grips are perfect for that gun.

 

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