Taurus Public Defender: Hand Cannon I Can Get Behind

Published on March 8, 2017
Duration: 32:08

This review of the Taurus Public Defender (4510PD-3B) by Nutnfancy highlights its specific utility as a niche firearm, particularly for carjacking defense or as a rural 'snake gun.' While acknowledging its .45 Colt/.410 Bore versatility, the review emphasizes drawbacks for concealed carry, such as its significant width, and suggests alternatives for roles like bear defense. The analysis includes comparisons with the Smith & Wesson Governor and detailed technical specifications.

Quick Summary

The Taurus Public Defender (4510PD-3B) is presented as a niche firearm, excelling in specific roles like carjacking defense or as a rural 'snake gun.' While versatile with .45 Colt/.410 Bore, its 36mm width poses concealed carry challenges. The polymer version (23 oz) is lighter but may increase recoil compared to the steel model (28 oz).

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and 'Double Owl' Terminology
  2. 02:36Pro-Tech Godfather Knife Showcase
  3. 03:25Taurus Public Defender Introduction
  4. 04:43Philosophy of Use (POU)
  5. 07:49Model Variations and Weight
  6. 09:15Carry Dimensions and Bear Defense
  7. 11:20Ammunition and Versatility
  8. 13:34Comparison with S&W Governor
  9. 16:41Technical Performance and Trigger
  10. 18:58Sights and Holster Options
  11. 21:06Accuracy Testing and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main advantages and disadvantages of the Taurus Public Defender for concealed carry?

The Taurus Public Defender offers .45 Colt/.410 Bore versatility but has a significant width of 36mm, making it challenging for concealed carry. The polymer-framed version (23 oz) is lighter than the steel (28 oz) but may have snappier recoil.

What specific roles is the Taurus Public Defender best suited for?

According to the review, the Taurus Public Defender is best suited for niche roles such as defense against carjacking or as a 'snake gun' in rural environments, rather than as an all-purpose firearm or primary 'bug out' weapon.

How does the Taurus Public Defender compare to the Smith & Wesson Governor?

The review compares the Taurus Public Defender and Smith & Wesson Governor, noting differences in hammer design, cylinder release, and grip features, suggesting specific design choices rather than a clear overall winner.

What are the trigger pull weights for the Taurus Public Defender?

The Taurus Public Defender was measured with a single-action trigger pull of 4 lbs. The double-action trigger pull was estimated to be over 13 lbs, indicating a heavier pull for the double-action mode.

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