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Heres my Taurus 44 mag, I use the Hornady LeverRevelution 225 grain. Just added the redhead red dot.

Someone on another forum pointed me to http://www.lonesentry.com/manuals/ge...on-labels.html which seems to answer and confirm this is german made 9mm pistol ammo from ww2

First off if this in the wrong forum, sorry Mods, feel free to move it just figured this would be the best place to get lots of views. My wifes grandmother was cleaning her closet and gave me some old ammo that was laying around, mostly some old hunting rifles shells and some leftover handgun...

I'll give you 275 for it now, you make 50$ :-)

You sir, have not watched enough movies. Most bad guys fly backwards (and often up?) after getting shot with a pistol :-) Now about this thread, it has had the positive affect of making me want to buy a 380 to play with, so thank you post originator. Please feel free to donate to my new cause :-)

Ok so I know this is an old thread but thought I would give you an update, about 400 rounds through the gun without an issue. As soon as it warms up I will shoot it more but I am also looking at grabbing one in 9mm (EZ 9). Definitely my favorite gun to shoot, very accurate too. I would...

I would be happy with a 44 mag and hope I killed him on the first shot :-) if you need a second shot you might be dead anyway

yeah, take the 40 if a 44 mag is not an option, the 40 with 16 shots will make you feel safer than 5 shots of anything, and feeling safe is what its al about. If you run into a griz or angry bull moose, either gun you own will not be enough anyway.

I have the EEA Zastava EZ40 and it is the finest auto loader I have owned or shot.

wow I have a 6.5 inch taurus in 44 mag and its a total pleasure to shoot, much moreso than my cobra 38 special.

I have seen and held them and would be afriad to shoot one.

I would think if you purchased a new gun and it is malfunctioning calling the manufacturer would be the first step.

I just bought a new Taurus 44, and was just wondering if dry firing was detrimental to the gun. I don't plan on dry firing it but I want to be sure if it is acceptable if it happens by accident or if it is a serious no no

I am 32, and have two handguns, a semiauto .40 which is a fun gun and has earned its spot in the nightstand, and a brand new 44 mag Taurus which is to be my new deer hunting gun. I love both but if I had to get rid of one of them the 40 would be gine long before I would part with that big old...

I have a taurus 44 in 6.5 inch stainless and even though I just got it I am very impressed. Very accurate and the fit and finish are excellent. Here is the Taurus along with my Zastava EZ40

I just bought a Taurus 44ss6 and love it, big stainless gun thats is accurate and a pleasure to shoot, and I was suprised at how nice the trigger was.

I have a Taurus m44 6.5 inch in stainless on order, it is slightly smaller than the Raging Bull series, more on line with a S&W 629.

Sounds like a fin little piece Gator, now lets see some pics!

Thats both very funny and very true. If all you have is a 25. shoot and if running is an option, go ahead and do that.

"expanding rotational cone of NyTrilium matrix particles" Holy crap that sounds awesome :-)