Taurus Tracker 44 magnum: Stop 🛑 before you spend good money watch this range video!!

Shooting the most popular gun on KZbin is not a joke, its a THRILL!
If you haven't had the chance to purchase one of these revolvers, much less hold, I think its a safe bet to pull that metaphorical trigger! Shooting is always a blast, but we found even more joy when shooting this recoil friendly 44 MAG (NEVER thought I would be uttering those words.
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[@jimbrausky]

Nothing better than honest and detailed reviews 👍

[@GSquaredTactical]

Thanks a lot sir and thanks for watching. Please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@brettashner3581]

4 legged critters....44 magnum.........2 legged critters........44 special...........

[@jameswest2839]

Love my bulldog 44 spl .l am purchasing a tracker 357 mag 4 inch barrel . Nice

[@GSquaredTactical]

Haha that’s right. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already and follow us on rumble at rumble.com/v2bs1ev-fn-509c-the-best-subcompact-or-just-more-bulk-from-fn.html

[@tbjtbj4786]

The spc is ok. But the 180gr sjhp actually from my testing penatrate about the same as a 45acp 230gr hp in water jugs. But are extremely effective on hogs even out of a 2in barrel. Yes I carry the mag round most of the time

[@GSquaredTactical]

@tbjtbj4786 sweet!! Thanks for watching and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@kentonhammond8938]

I have a rare Taurus Tracker in .45 Colt in brushed stainless. They only made them for 1-2 yrs. Mine has a 4" barrel & I liked it so much and the .45 Colt round I went to try and buy the 2" version for concealed carry, .... but Noooo. I even called Taurus & the guy said, "just as soon as we quit making something people want it,.. when it wasn't selling good !" So I never found one in a 2". I love my Tracker in .45 Colt,....America's caliber.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yea sir that’s right nothing but freedom. Thanks for watching and commenting. Please subscribe if you haven’t already

[@Wildwestwrangler]

You could get some pretty nice 45 colt from Underwood loaded a 255gr semi wadcutter at 1000fps!!! You'll probably be around 900fps out of your tracker.

[@GSquaredTactical]

@Wildwestwrangler yes sir

[@rafaelacosta8822]

The honesty helps. I owned an ultralite .44 magnum. It was extremely light and the grips absorbed the recoil.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yea sir thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@bluewaterboof82]

From that flinch that peeked out on you when you dropped the hammer on an empty cylinder I’m going to say that was your reason for missing at 25yds and not the blacked out front sight like you claimed 🙂

[@GSquaredTactical]

You peeped that out too? 😂😂

[@MC-uj4co]

It kicks like a mule. I think the frame is to small the gun fits nice just kicks real hard

[@GSquaredTactical]

I thought compared to other 44’s I’ve shot that it handled the recoil well. Thanks for watching

[@bluewaterboof82]

@@GSquaredTactical I have a Raging Bull. First time I fired it I was actually taken completely by surprise by the lack of recoil. My wife had a .38sp snubby from S&W that felt like you were smacking a tree with an aluminum bat. I hated shooting that gun but can run full-powered Underwood +p ammo through my .44 Raging Bull all day long if it wasn't so damn expensive haha

[@chaunceyhart1346]

@@bluewaterboof82 the 38 snubbies do have pretty obnoxious recoil lol

[@gsitzkowitz]

I bought one of these before the Judge came out to run snake shot in the field. As a handloader I run ammo that replicates the performance of a 44-40. Very accurate and very pleasant. But running full bore loads was just too painful!!! The trigger guard would bite my knuckle hard enough to bruise it after just 3 shots! I considered getting rid of it until a friend suggested changing the grip. A Hogue grip was $19 so I tried it. Day and night difference!!!!! The Hogue has more rubber running down the trigger guard so there’s no more bite! Just for comparison purposes in 1992 I bought a Colt 6” Custom Anaconda. Custom meaning it was pulled off the assembly line, mag-na-ported and run through the custom shop for trigger work. Needless to say it’s exquisite!! But after acquiring a digital trigger gauge I tested the two 44s and clearly the Taurus has a better trigger!!! Not just in pound weight but the double action is noticeable smoother!!! I can imagine how good this gun would be with some fine trigger work!

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yes it’s impressive especially at the price point. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@alexacosta148]

Loved it!, always great to get hands on knowledge from the field from someone . I just bought one, it now has the intended orange filament on the front of barrel which is a big plus. Thank you.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yeah we lost our sticker lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@ericlaird7508]

Just picked one up myself, been wanting one of these "affordable magnums" for about three years...no one seems to want to keep them in inventory?...had to buy it used....have not fired it yet....looks like somebody really loved sticking a cleaning Rod down the barrel all dinged up end of barrel where porting starts?.....oh well...its only new once!...LOL

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yeah it never ceases to amaze me how people treat their firearms, but I hope it give you many years of good service and enjoy. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already and follow us on Rumble at rumble.com/v2cc2r7-h-and-k-mark-23-old-school-legend-that-has-no-equal..html

[@Wildwestwrangler]

​@@ericlaird7508good thing is that the barrel does not go all the way to the end. The barrel actually ends just shy of the porting

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yeah. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@BrigT262]

Love the great video and comments. New subscriber here! Just bought this peice in 4" stainless. Couldn't beat all the features it came with for the price. Loved your review and comments!

[@GSquaredTactical]

For sure and thanks for subscribing

[@woodrowbrimm2805]

If it's in a Back Pack you might not have time to get to it, a Shoulder or Belt Holster would be a better option.If the brass is swelling that much the Ammo might be a little on the Hot Side. I've Reloaded for most of fifty years, also if the Gun is New Sometimes the Chambers are a little Rough and need to be Polished my .357 Taurus Tracker did.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Cool thanks for the advise and thanks for watching. Please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@woodrowbrimm2805]

Don't hold the sight sticker against them too much. I had the same thing happen with my S&W M&P 9 C the first day I shot it out . They sell Sight Paint at Brownell's for these trivial "OOPSes" . I've got a Tracker .357 and the Ported muzzle helps a lot with Recoil which probably has a lot to do with the Recoil Control ability you mentioned as I see your .44 Tracker is also Ported.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yeah I painted it for sure as I do with most of them anyway. Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@myrealfakename6068]

The porting helps with the felt recoil and muzzle rise. Mine came with the older "ribber" style grips...not a fan of the feel of it but honestly it does cushion the recoil more than the Hogue grips I bought for it. I was surprised to hear about your front sight. Mine is painted orange. Very fun shooter, bought it for no particular reason than I just wanted a good, cheap 44 in my wheel gun collection.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yeah I could tell it was a sticker when I was doing the tabletop. Now I would have never imagined it would have came off. I painted it white but will probably paint it orange when I find some orange paint. Recoil is very controllable for such a well balanced gun. It doesn’t shot like a cheap gun. Thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@GSquaredTactical]

Houge is good for sure

[@Definitelynottheatf]

The porting pretty much eliminated muzzle rise on my 357 tracker. Very controllable

[@GSquaredTactical]

Will frank agreed

[@victorjohnson7512]

you can paint that front sight as desired. Shooting with 44 specials it is pretty tame, but I would buy the bigger Model 44 if I was going to actually hunt with 44 magnums.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Thanks for the advice, and thanks for watching. Please subscribe if you haven’t already!

[@1240radar]

I put white out on front sight. If it rubs off later, do it again. White out is cheap and dries fast

[@GSquaredTactical]

Whatever works I just used some white auto paint that I have for my truck. It’s never worn off any gun I’ve used it on. Thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@user-fk7ip3io4e]

Appreciate the video.Good info and fun to watch but cant buy foreign products like this and prefer US made. Best on your adventures man.Good times.

[@GSquaredTactical]

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[@berettaxd7566]

I have the Tracker stainless 6" in .357 with 7 round capacity. Very low recoil, no more than a 9mm.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Surprisingly that is true. Thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@frankcastle1183]

Got one of those M66, they do perform awesome!

[@thomasmanson1119]

I always used to shoot my model 29 low, but I assumed it was because it was due to my anticipation and I was pushing down in that anticipation.

[@GSquaredTactical]

That’s a very real problem and possibility I do the same if I’m not careful. Thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@jacspring5459]

I have a stainless version and the front sight is still as it came... I agree about the recoil. I've shot mine with full house loads and they feel like medium loads to me. I think the comp ports make a huge difference. I really like mine. Once I dialed my sights in, mine shot good. I had no trouble hitting my target at 25 yards. It is a handful for sure though. I just loaded up some lighter loads with coated cast 240 grain bullets from Missouri Bullet going 1100 fps (book). I'm looking forward to trying those. I'm expecting it to be relatively soft shooting - and hoping they are accurate.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Sounds like fun. Thanks for watching and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@Brazos50]

I have this gun and I prevent slamming my body trying to hold on target at 25 yards. I bought 200 .44 Special brass casings.Hand loaded to target specs,A lot kinder and a lot more accurate.

[@GSquaredTactical]

No question 44 special is more accurate with less recoil. Hard to find 44 special in our neck of the woods. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@semperparatus3188]

I got a 5 incher 44. Raging hunter and have completely fell in love with this thang. It’s not a tracker but…

[@GSquaredTactical]

They are awesome gun especially at the price point

[@theoriginalOSOK]

I just started watching this. I have one of these - mine is stainless. I have not had any problems with mine. I would ask if you sighted this in on paper before you started shooting? I was able to find some Black Hills ammo with 240 grain XTP bullets. About 1250 fps I guess - and it shot just fine. The recoil is significant for sure. It does make it challenging to shoot double action for sure. Ah, so you're adjusting the sights... so no you didn't sight it in. So missing the targets initially just mean nothing really. Then I see that you were able to hit reliably after the sight adjustment. Trey... no comment. lol

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yes this gun actually has very manageable recoil and yes accurate enough even in double action. Thanks for watching

[@ralphgreenjr.2466]

I've owned one for about 6 years and no complaints or problems. It is a hand full with 240 gr loads. I load 200 gr hornady ftx bullets and it is very tolerable. At 73, my hands are not what they once were.

[@GSquaredTactical]

With a round like this you almost have to reload, it’s so expensive these days to buy ammo. Thank you for watching Ralph and please go check us out on rumble if you haven’t already- rumble.com/user/GSquaredTactical

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[@bdr32965]

I've used MagTech ammo in my Taurus 44 mag. and have never had any problems with it, but I've gotten the best performance from S&B ammo

[@GSquaredTactical]

We’ve not had an issue with any ammo type in the gun. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@mrmann44]

Nice canon! Bet the porting helps.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yes a whole lot. Thanks for watching and commenting

[@garretdykstra9015]

That's the first hand gun I ever shot 240 grain ammo, rocked my world follow up shots would be hard with out alot of practice. Next I shot 10mm with only 125 grain ammo and with me being new to the scene felt like I would be more confident with the 10mm. With practice/ efficiency the 44.magnum in the wild for bear protection along with bear spray.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Both are heavy hitters for newbs lol. I probably wouldn’t have picked another gun up if that was the first one I shot lol 😂. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@fettuccine723]

I guess training with a 44 is one way to prepare for the recoil of a 10 mm lol most people think 10 mm recoil is too hard to control for fast follow up shots on a grizzly, you keep training for follow up shots with that 44 and you will be lasering shots off with that 10 mm lol

[@GSquaredTactical]

You got that right haha, there’s one way to respect a heavy round, and that is to shoot a heavier round! Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven’t already

[@myfavoritecolorisrage]

I went hiking once with a 44. But it was a 44-40!

[@GSquaredTactical]

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[@mrdato116]

Taurus makes best looking revolvers in my opinion. Fact thats its forged is a plus, unlike Ruger. No idea why they cant forge their frames

[@GSquaredTactical]

You like what you like bud nothing wrong with that. I like Taurus revolvers as well. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@DarksideDGM]

Just found this video, really enjoyed it. Looking forward to checking out what else you’ve done!

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[@jeffgodsey2875]

I have the 44 with 8 3/3 barrel I just shot mine yesterday I loved it couldn't find a colt anaconda so got that one I do miss my 41 mag s&w with the long barrel

[@GSquaredTactical]

It’s a good gun man. Not a Colt but good none the less for less than half the price. Thanks for watching and please be sure to follow us on Rumble at rumble.com/v29lxed-taurus-tracker-44-mag-an-absolute-beast-at-the-range.-hurts-so-good.html

[@frankcastle1183]

Hell yah man! Got one today and runs better than my 608. That barrel and weight are the key.

[@doranmaxwell1755]

porting a gun just makes it louder. I do agree that pulling the hammer back is pretty much what I do.Patridge front sights with yellow nail polish. I am not a Taurus fan. guys brought too many of em for me to fix. I am told that they are much better now but.... not gonna take a chance.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Listen man I know what you mean. If it wasn’t for the channel and people wanting to see them I wouldn’t have even bought another one either, but to my surprise they have been very much better or different in the last 5 years or so. Thanks for watching and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@doranmaxwell1755]

Well.. in theold daysa lot of folks ought em... they were cheap and rumor was they were built using tooling left there by Smith.. and they did seem to shoot well. They seemed to be fine until they got to be a few years old. I am just suspicious given the new burst of adds and KZbin reviewers all happening at once. Bottom line? I would not trust em.@@GSquaredTactical

[@GSquaredTactical]

I understand that I really do.

[@carlcowin2246]

Looks like Taurus found a use for those Rossi front sights...

[@GSquaredTactical]

Haha looks like it. Hey thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@Wildwestwrangler]

I always wondered why the hell backpackers would put there dangerous game defense handgun in their backpack where it's not handy??? Makes no sense at all.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Man me too but I don’t say anything because people get all bent out of shape and start talking about your next of kin and what not lol

[@Wildwestwrangler]

I have the stainless 4 inch. I am not recoil sensitive at all though and I concealed carry mine with american eagle 240gr jhp. I practice with magnums on steel in double action at speed a lot. Of course it helps that my hands and wrist are a lot bigger than yours. I don't really notice 44 mag much. Now 460 s&w or hot 500 mag or 475 linebaugh I do notice.

[@GSquaredTactical]

We have a video up on the raging hunter 460. Check it out. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@Wildwestwrangler]

​@@GSquaredTacticalI did subb

[@doranmaxwell1755]

Been shooting 44 mags with heavy handloads since 74? To many rounds to count. But.... anyone who tells you they are not affected by recoil is kidding themselves. These days that is around 50 rounds from a 44 mag. Always good to shoot a 22 for a bit at that point. Waste of lead and powder once you start flinching. The only handgun I have that 'hurts' is my 340PD in .357... 12 ounce gun. I have always found the 44 mag to be extremely accurate.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yes sir. The hardest hitting small revolver I’ve ever shot would be a toss up between the Ruger LCRX in .357 and the RIA M206 with hammer. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@1jboda]

The Black on Black looks so Badass!

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yes sir

[@brettashner3581]

great video, but I am not so sure that you guys have ever heard of .44 SPECIAL AMMO!!!!!!!

[@GSquaredTactical]

Of course I (Gene) know what 44 special is. Seeing it anywhere is another story. Thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@mkshffr4936]

And there is always that sweet little 44 Russian. Get yourself some loading dies and the world is your oyster. 😊

[@dougeverett7909]

I have a stainless tracker 44. I load it mainly with my 44 special hand loads.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Certainly easier to shoot the special. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@finaloption...]

Throw some 180gr in there. Plenty of power, more velocity, and you can shoot them all day. Save those 240s for the bears!

[@GSquaredTactical]

Oh yeah lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@bkb5668]

Do not listen to this advice 180gr. factory ammunition is no joke. I have several cases of 180gr. Rem. Umc and PMC 180gr. and both are hot rounds and shoot huge fireballs every shot. I really like the cheap Blazer aluminum cased .44 mag. for long shooting sessions and blasting stuff on the ranch. Try some of the lax brand or freedom munitions brand .44 mag. They are pretty good and seem a little lighter loaded. To be honest I shoot any .44 load and am fine with it but I shoot alot of big bore revolver, heavy rifle rounds and shot gun so I don't notice recoil like most people, thanks for the videos!!!

[@mkshffr4936]

200-210 grain Russians or Specials at 750-850 fps. Pussycats to shoot but will still knock the stuffing out of a bad guy with the right bullet. This is one of the advantages of the big bores. You don't have to go for hyper velocity to get the job done.

[@carlosmorris4510]

The legendary .44 Magnum. Is this scary to shoot?... I'm unsure if I'd be able to handle the recoil. I might possibly get one; I'm a revolver guy.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yes the 44 is powerful but the way this one manages recoil is great compared to its light weight. It’s very manageable. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@tonyrebel63]

I got to thinking about getting one when I was on gun broker. Then I went to the range today and shot my 627 Tracker. Boss it handles nice. Am going to stick with it. I also have a 605 357 I love these Taurus guns. All 5 of my revolvers are Taurus. Heck I even got the 905 9mm LOL

[@GSquaredTactical]

Got the line up I see that’s nice. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@carlosmorris4510]

@@tonyrebel63 Yes - the 627 Taurus Tracker is the perfect balance, imo... I have one also (4" ported barrel; stainless steel). I actually have a snub nose, unported .44 Mag version of the Tracker now as well... It's very harsh in comparison (because of it's power) - but I'm considering loading it with the much milder .44 Specials for self-defense carry. And as a snub nose it's surprisingly concealable - with it's 2.5" barrel - I've found.

[@tonyrebel63]

@@carlosmorris4510 I think I will take your advice. I just need to put in more work with it to get comfortable when pulling that trigger, so as not to anticipate the bang. The 3" 605 is one of my every day carry. People keep telling me I need a higher capacity gun, but am cool with 6 or 7 good rounds. I had a kid in my lock up show me what a 22 lr round did to him and he was not a happy camper. Fortunately he lived to tell about it.

[@kerryroberts9455]

Good presentation!

[@GSquaredTactical]

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[@floydblack7115]

Tnx for the vid!

[@GSquaredTactical]

Thanks for watching

[@MC-uj4co]

I own 2:of these and they hurt like hell to shoot these little tracker 44 mags.same with everyone else that have shot them. They do go bang every time.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yes they do love the thing. Thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@GSquaredTactical]

Haha that range tremble I’ve had that a few times. Thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@bkb5668]

.44 is a powder puff unless loaded very stout. My 12 year old daughter shoots my .454 casull no problem she will also run through a fully loaded 12 gauge with buckshot. I think you need to shoot a whole lot more if .44 mag. Is your idea of heavy recoil.

[@miguelarias1918]

Tiene un armazon muy liviano, para un calibre con tanta potencia. El armazón ideal es el Raging Bull , tiene el peso , tamaño y balanceo justo. Para una munición como el 44mg.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yes sir Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@danielmarshall2190]

It is not hard to stay on target shooting double action. It’s about practice. If you try to “pull the hammer back” in a defense against an armed adversary, he’ll put several rounds in you before you get a shot off.

[@GSquaredTactical]

I’ve saw a few folks shoot a revolver that would disagree lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@Reamy86]

Hello there... What is the model number of that black .44 mag? I wanna get myself one for Christmas.

[@myrealfakename6068]

It's simply called Taurus Tracker 44. Some websites may use Tracker M44 but most I've seen do not use the M.

[@GSquaredTactical]

My Real Fake Name is correct Taurus Tracker 44

[@GSquaredTactical]

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[@Wildwestwrangler]

Break that non shooting hand thumb over the wrist. Use that to cock in the single action, so you're not breaking your shooting grip. Also helps tame recoil!!!

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yeah I don’t have a lot of experience shooting revolvers just never been a fan so any advice helps. Thanks bro

[@GSquaredTactical]

10/4

[@gregcamp4290]

I love mine have killed a 8 point buck with it ..would trade it for any other dang good gun

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yes sir it is. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@dons3006]

As much as I like the 44, I suck at shooting them. I develop a flinch so quickly.

[@GSquaredTactical]

That’s understandable lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already and hey follow us on Rumble here…rumble.com/v29lxed-taurus-tracker-44-mag-an-absolute-beast-at-the-range.-hurts-so-good.html

[@dons3006]

@@GSquaredTactical how do you think the recoil compares to the 9.5” Super Redhawk? My biggest problem was the gun being front heavy.

[@GSquaredTactical]

As crazy as it sounds this gun is waaaayyyy lighter than that specific Ruger but magnificently handles recoil in my opinion. Not painful at all to shoot

[@gregclark122]

Mag tech 357 sticks in my Smith and Wesson 686 it's 1000 percent the ammo

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yeah I’m certain you are right

[@timt8029]

Great video. Have one and love to shoot it.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yes sir and thank you for watching and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@6mm250]

I have a stainless Tracker in 41 Magnum

[@GSquaredTactical]

That’s awesome I need that one too lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@6mm250]

@@GSquaredTactical , I think they only made them from 2000-2012. Mine has the 4" barrel and it will fit a S&W K frame holster but it's snug

[@GSquaredTactical]

Well that sucks lol

[@samuelhaywood693]

Hey Jerome, I saw the orange thing at 1:46 in the video on the ground

[@GSquaredTactical]

To late now lol

[@john091077]

They need to make a 6" version.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Oh I agree. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@daleweller5193]

Try it in 454 Casual, that’s twice the energy of the 44.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Are you trying to shorten the video lol, we will give it a shot!!

[@cyeleeoptics]

Nice Taurus

[@GSquaredTactical]

They make some amazing revolvers! Decent finish with excellent performance at a fairly budget friendly price.

[@maurob5519]

Fantastic

[@GSquaredTactical]

Thanks

[@011CJ]

I noticed magtech seems to be soft brass I have noticeable difference on their brass when I ran it in my 30-06 . I'm looking for a bear hunting pistol sometimes I have had a shot opportunity inside of 50 yards but looks like I'll probably just save up until next year and get something a little better made or many just an old used one

[@GSquaredTactical]

I can’t blame you heck my theory is if you can afford better then certainly buy better. Thanks for watching

[@warrenrosen2326]

A colored front sight won't help your trigger honk.

[@GSquaredTactical]

True 😂

[@georgewilkinson5575]

Put hogue grips on will extend onto trigger guard.!!

[@GSquaredTactical]

Thanks for the advice and thanks for watching. Please be sure to subscribe if you have not already.

[@mkshffr4936]

I have developed a hankerin' for a 4" M44.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Only one way to fix that lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@jonerdmann6512]

I wear it cross draw when headed out to GNP

[@GSquaredTactical]

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[@larryalexander4833]

How does the black matt finish seem to hold up ? Does it scratch or ????

[@GSquaredTactical]

Not really like I know what you mean dull black or parkerized finishes seem to scratch very easily even with a fingernail sometimes. I’m pleasantly surprised at this finish and how it’s held up. Side note I take really good care of my guns so they don’t get thrown around or anything. Thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@larryalexander4833]

@@GSquaredTactical hay appreciate the answer. Been skeptical about Taurus over the years. They seem to have to stepped up on their quality . I've seen several channels saying they are better than the past . I reload for 44 so I can afford to shoot a little ( the only way lol )

[@GSquaredTactical]

You are welcome

[@jamesmartie2683]

I use mine for concealed carry

[@GSquaredTactical]

That’s impressive that’s a big ole conceal carry lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already.

[@jimmyhaley727]

its a backup weapon when hunting inbear country

[@GSquaredTactical]

Certainly would serve that purpose. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already.

[@thomasmanson1119]

What kind of hearing protection are you using? Active or passive? Thanks, Tom KC3QAC

[@GSquaredTactical]

Passive

[@edwardcreel4571]

I run a jack hammer all day everyday recoil does nothing to me at all

[@GSquaredTactical]

Haha I bet it doesn’t. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@timt8029]

Ha ha never thought about that. I bet that does condition your hands.

[@erictrippe2778]

Just FYI gents...That is not a pistol. It is a revolver...

[@GSquaredTactical]

Thank you for the clarification

[@mkshffr4936]

It is a revolving pistol. There were calling them pistols long before the 1911 was a gleam in John Moses's eye.

[@eragon12496]

Shell casings always expand after being fired buddy.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yeah did I say that didn’t or something

[@2greeksandacamera]

I want to tell you your video shows good country boys being mighty nice and helpful, proof your folks did a good job of rearing you up. Now, about those rude city boys dissing you like they were, shame on them and they can go sit in the corner with their nose in a circle on the blackboard of your outdoor classroom until they’re humbled enough to say they’re sorry. Their folks failed to teach ‘em southern hospitality and manners to match. Illegitimi Non Carborundum - Latin for don’t let the bastards wear you down lol.

[@GSquaredTactical]

The thing is our channel Covenant so to speak says…”Just “good ole boys talking about God and Guns.” We aren’t gun snobs we are doing what 1000’s of people all over this great nation do everyday. Shooting guns and talking about it period. I mean the way I see it is we saved everyone some ammo by showing them the weapon will run and they can be confident in buying it lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@allanphelps268]

In the manual it states that use of hand-loaded ammo invalidates the warranty. Also heard that reloads do not perform well. My intended use would be for backpacking and canoeing carry in griz country. 44 special for mostly for practice with occasional full load magnum to remind and prepare me for the recoil. Comment?

[@GSquaredTactical]

I’ve never used reloads to my knowledge. I know we have put a wife variety of ammo through this gun from cheaper to higher price brands with absolutely no problems to speak of. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@DemonratsRevil]

Gotta love hearing people talk about how certain ammo is crap but they can’t hit a plate at 15 yards lol. 100 percent of ammo is more accurate than 99 percent of shooters. Even people who consider themselves “shooters” usually shoot a pistol from 20 yards and in. Hell 10 yards and in a lot of times. I feel like I’m wasting ammo if I’m not at least 40 or 50 yards out. Get good at 60 yards and “self defense” range is an actual joke.

[@GSquaredTactical]

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[@basicdude]

Real life situation Pulls back hammer lines shot up for 6 seconds and misses Hopefully you won’t have a real life situation

[@GSquaredTactical]

👍🏻

[@davidchrist428]

This gun is trash. I have sent mine back twice, the third time they are sending me a new one. The frame bent and was so out of whack the gun could have exploded. This gun cannot even shoot heavy 44 mag loads, what does that tell you? Why have a magnum when all it really shoots is 44 special. When I get the brand new one back, it has been 5 weeks, I plan on selling it for around 200.00 dollars....

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yeah I would to dang that’s insane. We’ve not experienced these problems. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@SpOoNmAn365]

You guys think this is a cannon and concerned about recoil? My Raging Hunter in .454 casull would like to have a word with you 😂🤣 Man up buttercups

[@GSquaredTactical]

We have several videos up on the 454 raging hunter. Check them out. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@cosmiccharlie8294]

Any serious .44 shooter is casting their own bullets and reloading.

[@GSquaredTactical]

10/4 more power to ya Charlie

[@norman6694]

in a real life situation you will not have time to thumb that hammer back each time

[@GSquaredTactical]

So I’ve been told. Thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@rockie307]

Most people have the ability in most real life instances to pull the hammer back. People been pulling hammers back working levers, pumps and bolt actions for ever. It's all about training and habits. Check out Bob munden for example.

[@GSquaredTactical]

1000% correct sir I will pull my hammer back if at all possible. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@mkshffr4936]

I think it depends on the situation. I think most of the time that you would not have time to thumb the hammer back will be a very close range situation where the DA pull is not much of an issue. Keep in mind that thumbing a hammer is no slower than thumbing a safety.

[@GSquaredTactical]

@mkshffr4936 makes sense. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@spanky44mag]

I had one of these, years ago. Junk revolver Get a Ruger

[@GSquaredTactical]

Rugers are nice I (Gene) prefer the Mag Research BFR. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@sparky_-mf2cs]

Just save your money and buy a smith and wesson...

[@GSquaredTactical]

We try not to be gun snobs if we can help it. That’s almost like saying if someone buys a Ford Taurus that they should save their money and buy a Bugatti. Sometimes it does not matter how much money someone saves they can barely even afford one firearm at a budget discounted price to purchase for their self defense much less pay several hundred dollars more for a firearm. Yes, it is mostly true that the more money you want to spend the better you are likely to get but for those who cannot afford to buy a higher priced gun we review this one, because it is a very effective, reliable, accurate, and easy to shoot option. Thanks for watching.

[@sparky_-mf2cs]

@G Squared Tactical if you're on a budget, we can all agree that a 44mag is not for you.. but i get your point...that was just my opinion...

[@sparky_-mf2cs]

@G Squared Tactical msrp for a taurus is 659.99 for the smith its 1079.99... its not like i said go out and buy a dan wesson

[@markwhitteck6055]

His shooting stance is off for shooting a big bore hand gun.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Thanks for watching

[@myrealfakename6068]

Everyone's a critic. 😉

[@GSquaredTactical]

Yes sir they are it’s cool to each their own

[@pauld2913]

The 44 magnum is an interesting range toy, but it pretty much stops there.

[@GSquaredTactical]

I understand that argument for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks again

[@pauld2913]

@@GSquaredTactical Already subscribed. Definitely like your channel!

[@GSquaredTactical]

Thank you

[@issstari954]

@@pauld2913 Bear defense and backpacking its fairly light and easy to carry compare to other guns for the same purpose it dosent have terrible recoil because of the porting

[@pauld2913]

@@issstari954 That is a very good point. Thanks

[@jorgequinones991]

You talk too much

[@GSquaredTactical]

Ok thanks for watching

[@claytongross5657]

Way too much talking. Bored.

[@GSquaredTactical]

Sorry you didn’t like

[@thelivingear990]

I have this and the 357 model. The 357 is pin point accurate, the 44 mag has not been so accurate. Maybe I bought cheap ammo or maybe I just over anticipate the recoil.

[@GSquaredTactical]

I actually really love Taurus revolvers. Some people look at me like I’m not being honest when I say that, but I am. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already

[@frankcastle1183]

Got the Raging Bull and it’s more accurate than my 608

[@johneaston2891]

You don't put enough rounds down range, double action single action whatever, that's why you ain't hitting targets. It don't matter if it's double action or single action. And the ported barrel on the Taurus revolvers is what helps with recoil, not balance of the revolver.

[@GSquaredTactical]

What would we do without you?!!

[@johneaston2891]

No, in a real life situation you should never cock the hammer on a double action revolver. Fire from double action for liability purposes , more than likely you wouldn't have the time to cock the hammer, real world in Hollywood are two different things slick!

[@GSquaredTactical]

You do you I’ll do me slick

[@hermandoolin8924]

I really enjoy your vidios.😊

[@GSquaredTactical]

Thank you sir that means a lot. Please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already