Taurus Taurus M94B5

Pops · Oct 25, 2009

I just bought a Taurus M94B5 from Geezer.
it's a 22lr Revolver. Very solid gun.
I like plinking and target shooting with my Ruger MKIII, but I wanted a Revolver for something different to take in the woods or whatever. The Ruger usually has a RedDot scope on it and I hate to keep taking it off and on.

I also hope to use it as an entry level handgun for my girlfriend.
I wanted something light recoil so she has a chance to enjoy shooting. She can work her way up to the bigger calibers if she likes this. She has a .22lr rifle, but I want to get her comfortable with a handgun.

This gun is pristine.

Pops

Frost · Oct 25, 2009

I believe all our women folk should be able to shoot a handgun.
Sounds like you had a smooth deal.

Geezer · Oct 25, 2009

Thanks, Pops, for a smooth and easy transaction. I hope you and the little lady enjoy it.

Midnight Raver · Oct 26, 2009

Any pics of it for us to see?

My wife is looking into getting a Ruger .22LR Bearcat SA Revolver for a starter pistol. Perhaps she might be into one of these if Moscowchusetts allows them!

If... :x

Pops · Oct 29, 2009

Pops · Oct 29, 2009

I was very pleased with it. It is a very well made gun. Solid.
I like the rubber grips better than the wooden "cowboy revolver" grips.
not that I have anything against wooden grips, I just like these.

I plan to go to the Awendaw clean up on Saturday. I'm going to take this with me in case the allow us to shoot a little after the work and cook out is done.

Frost · Oct 30, 2009

Just be careful the Girly does not show you up when y'all go shooting.

fordnut · Oct 30, 2009

Congrats on the new toy...

Maybe I will take my old S&W model 18 .22 with me...We can have something we can afford to shoot....

Steve

Midnight Raver · Oct 30, 2009

The .22LR is the best bang for your buck, bar none.

Even Obama can't kill the .22LR...

I hope. :?

Cadillac · Nov 7, 2009

I have several .22LRs and for just fun to shoot it's hard to beat.
The recoil is relatively non existent and it comes down to me the sights and the target.

Sadly all the .22's I have are far more accurate than I am. . .

:lol: