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Taurus Builds on Its Deputy Single-Action Revolver Line with New Dual Cylinder Capability

Talyn

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Taurus introduces the Taurus Deputy Dual Cylinder, a new addition to its single-action revolver lineup that combines classic styling with practical versatility for today's shooter.

Rooted in the enduring design of traditional Old West revolvers, the Deputy Dual Cylinder features a 5.5-inch barrel and a high-gloss polished finish, offering both visual appeal and balanced handling.

The Deputy Dual Cylinder is chambered in .357 Magnum and includes an additional 9mm cylinder, both with a six-round capacity. The interchangeable cylinder system allows shooters to easily transition between calibers, effectively providing three caliber options in a single revolver: .357 Magnum, .38 Special, and 9mm.


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Maintaining the integrity of its single-action design, the Deputy delivers the familiar handling and 4-click hammer operation enthusiasts expect, enhanced by a transfer bar safety system for safe, six-round carry.

Key Features:
  • Dual cylinder system: .357 Magnum/.38 Special and 9mm
  • Six-round capacity
  • Interchangeable cylinders for multiple caliber options
  • 5.5-inch barrel for traditional balance and control
  • Half-moon front sight inspired by historic revolvers
  • Durable polymer grips with Taurus bullhead logo
  • Single-action operation with classic styling
  • High-gloss polished finish
  • Transfer bar safety system for safe carry
 
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Taurus Deputy Dual Cylinder Specs:
  • Action: Single-action
  • Cylinders: Two included, interchangeable
  • Calibers: .357 Magnum, .38 Special (cylinder 1), 9mm (cylinder 2)
  • Capacity: 6 rounds
  • Barrel: 5.5 in
  • Finish: High-gloss polished
  • Sights: Half-moon front
  • Grips: Polymer with Taurus bullhead logo
  • Safety: Transfer bar
  • Availability: Now, through authorized Taurus dealers
For more information, visit: https://www.taurususa.com/firearms/revolvers/single-action/
 
Taurus Q/C post-Chinaflu has really improved.

I think the move to Georgia probably had something to do with that.

My LGS said they return more S&W guns to the Mothership than Taurus these days, so that says something. But in the same conversation the young counter associate also told me that any new Ruger is now only covered by a two year warranty, so IDK.
 
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