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\\UPDATE// TAURUS 444 ULTRA LIGHT 44MAG

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  • savage170
    Recoil might surprise you I have a friend that has a Smith 329Pd that is a beast to shoot I think the 500 is tame compared to it


    Glad to hear you liked it. I might have to see if I can locate one to shoot and see if it's better then the 329pd to shoot.
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  • CHEVELLE427
    quote:Originally posted by savage170
    Recoil might surprise you I have a friend that has a Smith 329Pd that is a beast to shoot I think the 500 is tame compared to it


    WOULD HAVE NOT THOUGHT THAT[:0]

    going to the range Wednesday with some of my reloads and see what it will do[;)]
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  • vonbama
    please let us know how it shoots after wed. I go to alaska every year, and I am interested in a light weight easy to carry .44 mag. Interested also what weight bullet you shoot through it also. Factory or Relaoded.
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  • dfletcher
    quote:Originally posted by CHEVELLE427
    Any body have one, shot one, any good,

    not any updated info in the search here

    (i also have not had any problems out of any of the Taurus guns i have ever owned so IM not too worried about it being a Taurus unless there is a defect in this gun)

    I can get one looks new with some kind of expensive looking flap holster for $400. (TITIAUMN)

    recoil will not be an issue, i have 44s and shoot a 50AE


    Is this thing ported or not ported? Next week I'm picking up a 5 shot Taurus 41 Mag, 2.5" ported. I kind of expect the recoil to feel like a firecracker going off in my hand as it's slammed in a car door. [xx(]

    Actually, my experience shooting a few lightweights is that the recoil is different from shooting heavier recoiling hand guns such as a 454, 500 or any number of the bigger calibers shot from Encores or Contenders. Very sharp and shocking to the hand as opposed to a big, healthy and strong push.
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  • cbyerly
    I just checked with my wholesaler and those Tarus model 444 pistos have not been in stock since 2007. They have been on back order since then. Don't get your hope of ever finding one up. Most firearms manufacturers that have big product lines only mfg them as special production runs based on demand by wholesalers.
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  • dfletcher
    IIRC, 23.5 of H110 with a 240 is a pretty stiff load. Good to hear that it's not unmanageable, I have great hopes for the 415 I just bought. BTW, aftermarket grips are evidently a bit of a challenge to find,these guns take the same grip as the "Tracker" model. The rubber Hogues are the best I could find to replace the ribbed factory, I'd still like to het some real wood ones. Hogue says they don't make them for these models.
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