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Home » The Taurus 650: Reviving the Classic Snubby with Modern Innovations

The Taurus 650: Reviving the Classic Snubby with Modern Innovations

Adam Green By Adam Green November 14, 2024 3 Min Read
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The Taurus 650: Reviving the Classic Snubby with Modern Innovations

Bainbridge, GA – Taurus has reintroduced a revolver that pays homage to classic designs while incorporating the latest in personal defense technology: the Taurus 650. A shrouded hammer, double-action-only (DAO) revolver, the Taurus 650 combines ease of use, reliability, and compatibility with .357 Magnum and .38 Special rounds to meet the demands of concealed carriers looking for a simple yet effective firearm option.

Built for Concealment and Reliability

Designed with the needs of everyday carriers in mind, the Taurus 650 brings back the classic snub-nosed revolver with a shrouded hammer for snag-free concealment. The internal shroud allows for smooth draws from pockets or holsters, making it suitable for situations that call for quick deployment. With a Double Action Only (DAO) trigger, it ensures a consistent and smooth pull—ideal for the high-stress moments where reliability matters most.

Caleb Giddings, Marketing Manager at Taurus USA, shares that the Taurus 650 embodies what his friend Darryl Bolke describes as “the snubby lifestyle”—an approach where simplicity and reliability in everyday carry come first. “Some people want a simple, reliable DAO revolver they can carry every day, and this gun answers that need perfectly,” Giddings stated.

Key Features of the Taurus 650

  • Durable Steel or Stainless Steel Frame: Built for durability, the Taurus 650’s robust construction is ready to endure daily carry and extensive range sessions.
  • Double Action Only (DAO) Trigger System: A smooth and consistent trigger pull adds to the 650’s reliability, making it easy for even new users to handle with confidence.
  • Versatile Ammunition: Chambered in .357 Magnum, the Taurus 650 can also fire .38 Special and .38 Special +P rounds, providing users with multiple options for defensive ammunition.
  • Snag-Free Shrouded Hammer: The shrouded hammer design prevents snags, allowing users to draw the revolver seamlessly from pockets or bags.
  • Removable Serrated Blade Front Sight: Serrations reduce glare for faster target acquisition, and the sight is removable to accommodate upgrades or personal preferences.

Practical Compatibility

The Taurus 650 fits a wide range of accessories, including popular 5-shot speed loaders and holsters made for similar .357 Magnum models, making it versatile and accessible for any revolver enthusiast.

For those interested in accessorizing the Taurus 650, a selection of compatible options is available at the Taurus online store.

With the reintroduction of the Taurus 650, Taurus delivers a trusted, compact revolver designed to meet the evolving needs of personal defense while preserving the essence of the classic snubby revolver. This release redefines what modern carriers can expect from a revolver, offering a reliable choice for those who value simplicity and effectiveness.

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