TweetI carry the same weapon. Over the years, I've become quite accurate with my Taurus .38. I also have a Rossi .38 that I'm looking to get rid of LEGALLY. Classic Pistol in Southampton has a SW9 for $379 that I wish to purchase. They only wanted to give me $100 for the trade on the Rossi. Fu*k them!

TweetI've only owned one Taurus, a .357 mag revolver. I have to say it was a damn good gun. Probably the highest quality lower priced handguns available. Good purchase hp.

TweetI carry my 38 spc loaded with birdshot or buckshot to kill snakes when I go hiking.

Tweeti like wheel guns i olnly have a .22 revolver but want a larger caliber.

went to the gun show saturday and my brother bought a beretta PX storm. sweet pistol. he tried to give me his glock but he gives me so many "hand me downs" and i shoot it anyway when we go shooting i would feel guilty taking it. must be nice being well to do

TweetI took it for a spin Sunday afternoon. I couldn't get over the groups I was hitting from about 30-40ft. The first 5 I let fly. I was very impressed with it's feel. Shoots great, and fits great. That rubber grip is nice.
After that 1st 5. I was making my way back to the truck to reload, and my friend said, "damn good shootin with a 2" barrell." I didn't think about it til he said it, but I put 'em tight, and where I wanted them to go. There was, at most, an inch between the rounds. I forgot to grab the damn targets. We started poppin the Kalash off, & my daughter got into her little Red Ryder BB gun for the 1st time, so I completely forgot to grab the targets. I really wanted that 1st one too. I never could group worth a shit with my tiny Kel-tec P32. Unless 15ft or closer. Same with the P3AT. I was worse with the KT .380. I think they both sport 2" barrels as well. So, I like the new .38. I want a light-weight now. It never ends.lol. It's just too sweet. And compact. Just a little lighter. no-snag hammer, like my friend's Smith & Wesson featherweight. That thing's sweet! But, I ain't tryin to spend $600-$700.
I really like the Taurus .38spl though. Glad I got it.

TweetAnother pic I took just after I got it.
I was diggin that grip.

TweetHey horse, good to see ya bro. thats an awesome looki9ng gun. I dont know much about guns. I had a 357 magnum that a cop stole from my truck for no reason at all. Said the holster strap was under the seat and said that constituted a motive to conceal it even though the gun was in clear sight.. So they took it and I never got it back. No some cop is rocking my 357...lol

TweetMan...That pisses me off with ya bro. He definitely scored a .357 that day. That bugs me so much, I try to forget about it. I remember you mentioning that a while back. That was bs indeed. Nothin worse than a thief.
Thanks for the compliment on the .38 snub!

Tweetgood looking revolver. I just finished loading some #000 buckshot rounds for my .38. It will put 2 holes in someone instead of one lol.

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Originally Posted by rc10j1

good looking revolver. I just finished loading some #000 buckshot rounds for my .38. It will put 2 holes in someone instead of one lol.

Those sound badass!
Not only did I forget my targets, but shell-casings too.

TweetNice piece brah, good and dependable for when the need arises,...plus no brass left on the deck.

TweetIS THAT GRIP STOCK OR IS IT A HOGUE?

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Originally Posted by O2BESOHUGE

IS THAT GRIP STOCK OR IS IT A HOGUE?

That's the stock grip for this model Taurus .38Spl. Model 85.

One of the models does come with a Hogue. I like the Hogue grips, but after shooting this one. I prefer this smaller version rubber grip by Taurus. I get an excellent grip on the pistol, and it just feels & fits great. It's also a little smaller than the Hogue, making it easy to pocket, etc...
The Hogue grip looks to offer a full grip. (including pinky finger) so it's gotta be larger. My hands aren't on the smaller side, but this stock grip offers an excellent hold of the pistol without the added bulk of the Hogue.

I haven't shot a plethora of .38Spls, but this is the sweetest shooter by a long shot. Hell of a bargain too.
I would never imagined the accuracy I got from a 2" barrell.