New For 2025: Taurus 850

Published on January 22, 2025
Duration: 2:14

This video introduces the new Taurus 850 and 650 revolvers for 2025. The 850 is a 38 Special Double Action Only (DAO) revolver featuring a shrouded hammer for snag-free carry, making it ideal for concealed carry and pocket holsters. The 650 is similar but chambered in 357 Magnum. Both models are presented as sleek, dedicated concealed carry packages with simple sights and comfortable grips.

Quick Summary

The new Taurus 850 for 2025 is a .38 Special revolver designed for concealed carry, featuring a Double Action Only (DAO) mechanism and a shrouded hammer. This hammer design eliminates the spur, preventing snags for a smoother draw from pocket holsters.

Chapters

  1. 00:03Introduction to New Taurus 2025 Offerings
  2. 00:09Taurus 850 Overview
  3. 00:22Shrouded Hammer Design Benefits
  4. 00:45Double Action Only Operation
  5. 00:55Taurus 850: .38 Special Caliber
  6. 01:00Cylinder Latch and Ejector Rod
  7. 01:15Dedicated Concealed Carry Features
  8. 01:19Sights and Grip
  9. 01:50Taurus 650: .357 Magnum Option
  10. 01:56Available Finishes
  11. 02:00Where to Find More Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the new Taurus 850 revolver for 2025?

The Taurus 850 is a new .38 Special revolver for 2025 featuring a shrouded hammer for snag-free concealed carry, Double Action Only (DAO) operation, a five-round cylinder, and a compact design suitable for pocket holsters.

How does the shrouded hammer on the Taurus 850 and 650 benefit concealed carry?

The shrouded hammer eliminates the traditional hammer spur, creating a sleek profile that prevents the firearm from snagging on clothing or holsters during a draw, making it ideal for concealed carry.

What is the difference between the Taurus 850 and the 650 models?

The primary difference is the caliber: the Taurus 850 is chambered in .38 Special, while the Taurus 650 is chambered in the more powerful .357 Magnum. Both share the shrouded hammer design.

Is the Taurus 850 suitable for single-action shooting?

No, the Taurus 850 is a Double Action Only (DAO) revolver. The absence of a hammer spur means it cannot be manually cocked for single-action fire; all shots are fired by pulling the trigger.

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