I Carry: Taurus 605 T.O.R.O. Revolver in a Dark Star Gear Holster

Published on May 5, 2023
Duration: 5:11

This video showcases the Taurus 605 TORO revolver, a five-shot .357 Magnum designed to accept red dot optics. It highlights the unique challenge of finding a holster for such a setup, featuring the Dark Star Gear Apollo holster as a solution. The review also touches on the Holosun EPS Carry optic and its direct-mount compatibility.

Quick Summary

The Taurus 605 TORO is a .357 Magnum revolver featuring an optics-ready slide for direct mounting of red dot sights. It's compatible with Shield RMSC and Holosun 507K footprint optics. For concealed carry, the Dark Star Gear Apollo holster is recommended for its ability to accommodate the mounted optic.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction
  2. 00:12Taurus 605 TORO Overview
  3. 00:40Model Variations & Features
  4. 01:06Dimensions & Weight
  5. 01:26Optics Mount Specifics
  6. 02:23Optics Integration
  7. 02:47Holster Challenge
  8. 02:59Dark Star Gear Apollo Holster
  9. 03:38Holosun EPS Carry Optic
  10. 04:24EPS Carry Features
  11. 04:39Battery Life & Technology
  12. 04:47Controls & Durability
  13. 04:58Conclusion & Resources

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Taurus 605 TORO?

The Taurus 605 TORO is a five-shot revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. Its key feature is the 'TORO' designation, indicating it is optics-ready, designed to accept a red dot sight directly mounted to the slide.

What holster is recommended for the Taurus 605 TORO with an optic?

For carrying the Taurus 605 TORO with an attached red dot sight, the Dark Star Gear Apollo lineup of holsters is recommended. These holsters are specifically designed to accommodate revolvers with mounted optics.

What red dot sights are compatible with the Taurus 605 TORO?

The optics mount on the Taurus 605 TORO accepts optics with Shield RMSC and Holosun 507K footprints. This broad compatibility means most micro-dot sights will work as a direct mount.

How does the optics mounting on the 605 TORO differ from semi-automatic pistols?

On the 605 TORO, once an optic is mounted and secured, the front sight is largely obscured. Unlike some semi-autos, removing the optic requires more effort and a heat gun might be needed, making it less convenient to switch between optic-on and optic-off configurations.

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