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I don't know but for $400 (I would see if they could come off the price a little bit), I would take a chance on that Taurus. I like the idea of pairing it up with my Ruger Blackhawk Flattop, also a .44 Special.

Pat Riot I wish I had bought more of them but money was tight back then. Blackie Collins designed them and S&W made them; first class all around!

My Shield Plus night sights work fine; the gun is a couple years old.

My favorite .357 All Steel Revolver:

bihj You know that was the exact same thing I thought of when I picked up an M92 for the first time: like I was holding onto the barrel of a baseball bat.

357smallbore If it's really from the1980s, and you decide to get it, look it over very carefully. Colt had a lot of labor problems back then and a lot of stuff went out the door that could have been made better and finished a whole lot nicer too.

Ironicaintit It's funny about those Pachmayr grips for the Hi-Power in that I used the full set, including me not cutting out the front grip strap (something I always did with my 1911s as I felt they made the grip feel it was too wide) and using the separate back strap piece as well. Those...

Ironicaintit As soon as I got home and before I even took the gun out of the box, I went to the nearest gun store and bought me a set of Pachmayrs for it!

HarryB Glad to have been of some assistance in this matter.

HarryB I know what you mean; once you've picked one up it's hard to put it back down! Enjoy your new found Beretta!

The old Pachmayr grips still feel great in my hand. I got the Hogue grips for Christmas one year. Very nice, especially when I want to play Dress-Up with my Hi-Power.

Colt Detective Special versus Ramen Noodles, no contest...the Colt wins every time! Congrats on a marvelous acquisition!

I'm really diggin' the two-tone look! Very cool!

Not a P09 mainly because I felt the longer grip frame was just a little bit too long and awkward for my smaller size hand. Found the P07 much more to my liking. I did change out the decocker for the frame mounted manual safety. Works fine and I like how solid and substantial the gun is.

Double Action-S&W Model 686-no dash Single Action-Ruger Flattop Blackhawk

My first centerfire .357 was a 4" Trooper Mk.III. It was built like a brick house , accurate as all get out, and had a pretty decent trigger on it. Only problem I had with it was the roll pin that held the rear sight in place broke in two and caused the sight to move around under recoil...

.308 Norma Had a perfectly fine, truly sweet looking, nickel plated S&W Model 38. It was my favorite J frame until the day I found something else that I wanted more. Many years go by and I found a new S&W Model 649 that caught my eye. Love this gun as it's a very worthy replacement for my old...

My Micro 9mm. line-up in their preferred order (at least by me): 1) SIG P365X. Best trigger, sights, ergonomics, and manual safety. 2) S&W M&P 9 Shield Plus. Decent trigger, sights, ergonomics, difficult to use manual safety. 3) Glock G48. Average trigger, average sights, good ergonomics, no...

Targa Have had trigger time with both manufacturers and they produce some pretty decent guns. So are you looking to get another Government size pistol or are you interested in something a bit more compact, like Colt's Combat Commander with a 4" to 4.25" barrel? Some current prices of...

NIce looking rebuilds! Always liked the look of the left side horizontal mag feed (the MP28, Lanchester, Sten, Austen, and Sterling come to mind) Two never before seen (at least by me), submachine gun conversions! Sorry to hear you had to go through so much hassle with the "builder".