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  • Makeitsojlm
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2021
    • 78

    Taurus 692

    Last edited by Makeitsojlm; 12-02-2021, 5:43 PM.
  • #2
    L-2
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2007
    • 1335

    People on Calguns.net often have off-roster handgun experience or ownership. It might help if the OP posted the correct model number (692, not 962), but it's not my post/thread.
    As a 7-shot 357Mag/38Spl & 9mm revolver, the 692 is perfect for everyday carry. Hand-built Executive Grade refinements make for a classy BBQ gun.


    Is it or would it be legal to own or possess in CA? Yes.

    My thoughts are, for me, not to waste time & money on Taurus vs. going with some other brand. I've only had Smith & Wesson or Ruger revolvers, but these brands could have some problems show up, too, I must admit.
    (former) Glock and 1911 Armorer; LEO (now retired)

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    • #3
      norcalAF
      CGN/CGSSA Contributor
      CGN Contributor
      • Jul 2012
      • 1654

      I have an uncle that is a die hard Taurus fan. He swears by them. He has the means to buy whatever he wants, but it's always a Taurus in his pocket. From what I understand if your Taurus has problems, they will make it right for you, similar to Ruger.

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      • #4
        Makeitsojlm
        Junior Member
        • Jul 2021
        • 78

        Originally posted by L-2
        People on Calguns.net often have off-roster handgun experience or ownership. It might help if the OP posted the correct model number (692, not 962), but it's not my post/thread.
        As a 7-shot 357Mag/38Spl & 9mm revolver, the 692 is perfect for everyday carry. Hand-built Executive Grade refinements make for a classy BBQ gun.


        Is it or would it be legal to own or possess in CA? Yes.

        My thoughts are, for me, not to waste time & money on Taurus vs. going with some other brand. I've only had Smith & Wesson or Ruger revolvers, but these brands could have some problems show up, too, I must admit.
        There goes my dyslexia again. Wish I could change the title. How can I do that?

        Thanks, Jack

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        • #5
          Makeitsojlm
          Junior Member
          • Jul 2021
          • 78

          Originally posted by norcalAF
          I have an uncle that is a die hard Taurus fan. He swears by them. He has the means to buy whatever he wants, but it's always a Taurus in his pocket. From what I understand if your Taurus has problems, they will make it right for you, similar to Ruger.
          This is good to know, thanks.

          Jack

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          • #6
            tigerpan
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2012
            • 2195

            Taurus is hit or miss. And it’s not that bad, I would rather have Taurus as truck gun than ruger because the price

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            • #7
              Makeitsojlm
              Junior Member
              • Jul 2021
              • 78

              So Taurus may or may not be a good option then.

              Are there any other 9mm revolvers that can shoot multiple calibers?

              Doesn’t Ruger make some? If anyone can name some that are California legal please put them out here.

              Thanks, Jack

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              • #8
                sigfan91
                I need a LIFE!!
                • Jun 2009
                • 11685

                Originally posted by Makeitsojlm
                So Taurus may or may not be a good option then.

                Are there any other 9mm revolvers that can shoot multiple calibers?

                Doesn’t Ruger make some? If anyone can name some that are California legal please put them out here.

                Thanks, Jack
                Ruger has a Blackhawk convertible that can handle both 357mag and 9mm. The only catch is it's a single action revolver.



                Not sure if it's still on the roster.

                The thing about the "roster" is that it only forbids dealers from selling off-roster guns. Off-roster guns are completely legal in California. Private parties can still buy and sell off-roster guns, unless there are other restrictions like threaded barrel...and stuff.

                By the way, I do have 2 Taurus revolvers. One was fantastic, never had a problem, love it! The other one I bought used, had a failure with cylinder. Forgot the exact issue. I sent it back to Taurus and it was fixed free of charge. I had to pay for shipping though. Keep in mind I was not the original owner but Taurus didn't mind.

                I would love to have a 692 with 3" barrel.
                Last edited by sigfan91; 12-02-2021, 8:55 PM.

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                • #9
                  morrcarr67
                  I need a LIFE!!
                  • Jul 2010
                  • 15035

                  Originally posted by sigfan91
                  Ruger has a Blackhawk convertible that can handle both 357mag and 9mm. The only catch is it's a single action revolver.



                  Not sure if it's still on the roster.

                  The thing about the "roster" is that it only forbids dealers from selling off-roster guns. Off-roster guns are completely legal in California. Private parties can still buy and sell off-roster guns, unless there are other restrictions like threaded barrel...and stuff.

                  By the way, I do have 2 Taurus revolvers. One was fantastic, never had a problem, love it! The other one I bought used, had a failure with cylinder. Forgot the exact issue. I sent it back to Taurus and it was fixed free of charge. I had to pay for shipping though. Keep in mind I was not the original owner but Taurus didn't mind.

                  I would love to have a 692 with 3" barrel.
                  They are exempt from the roster.

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                  Yes you can have 2 C&R 03 FFL's; 1 in California and 1 in a different state.

                  Originally posted by Erion929

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                  • #10
                    elSquid
                    In Memoriam
                    • Aug 2007
                    • 11844

                    Ruger lists CA rostered/available revolvers:

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                    • #11
                      Makeitsojlm
                      Junior Member
                      • Jul 2021
                      • 78

                      The Taurus is a little unique in that it is DA/SA and shoots .38/.357 and has a second cylinder for 9mm.

                      I don’t think there is another one like it. If there is let me know. So far I’ve seen similar, one of the Ruger’s shoot the calibers but is only SA.

                      Thanks, Jack

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                      • #12
                        chaco
                        Member
                        • Nov 2008
                        • 177

                        I hvae one and shot over 300rds in 357/38 and about 100rds of 9mm. No issues

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