Gun Review Spot's Taurus Model 85 Titanium Pocket Revolver Reviews

One of the never ending quests that pocket revolver designers find themselves engaged is in regards to finding new ways to create a lighter gun. Decreasing weight is not as simple as shaving off metal because functional integrity... [Read more of this review]

For years the Smith & Wesson 686 appeared to be the very definition of the term “service revolver”. First introduced in 1980 as a six-shot revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, the gun has gone through an evolution that... [Read more of this review]

The Colt Anaconda high powered revolver was the company’s response to other manufacturers successful production runs of large-bore revolvers chambered for the .44 Magnum cartridge. When first introduced in 1990, the Anaconda... [Read more of this review]

The Model 85 Ultra-Lite takes all of the features of the original and, by cutting down on weight, makes it even easier to carry. A major difference that separates this gun from it’s weightier brethren is that it utilizes... [Read more of this review]

The Taurus Model 65 service revolver is a mainstay in the company’s .357 Magnum lineup. Many will attest that the all-steel construction of this medium frame gun has been put through the paces over the years and has come... [Read more of this review]

Smith & Wesson’s large-frame Model 629 Classic is a high-powered revolver chambered for the venerable .44 Magnum cartridge. These guns feature a full-length barrel underlug and always come in a stainless steel finish... [Read more of this review]

The most popular pocket revolver in the Taurus lineup, the company’s Model 85 is an inexpensive .38 which has continued to sell well to the concealed carry community over the years. The gun works well for ankle carry as... [Read more of this review]

First produced in 1986 as a replacement for the respected but aging Trooper MK V, the Colt King Cobra was a very successful service revolver and is still popular on on the secondary gun market. Originally produced from 1986-1992... [Read more of this review]

The Taurus Judge stands as a gun that started a revolver revolution. When first introduced, the ability to fire either .45 Colt or .410 shotgun shell ammunition was seen as a unique and exciting development. Here was a gun that... [Read more of this review]

The Smith & Wesson Model 442 is an airweight J-Frame pocket revolver rated to carry .38 Special +P ammo. Most who buy one of these pro series guns fall into one of three categories: law enforcement officers looking for a... [Read more of this review]