Taurus Introduces Model 856 .38 Spl. Revolver

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posted on January 19, 2018
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Taurus USA has introduced the new 856 into its expansive revolver line for 2018. The DA/SA action and 2" barrel on the 856 optimizes on-body or off-body carry, and home-defense usage.

The 856 is a 6-shot .38 Spl. revolver that features soft rubber grips, making it comfortable to shoot at the range while the double/single action increases speed and accuracy for follow-up shots. The revolver is offered in either a matte blue or matte stainless finish. Known for its easily managed recoil impulse, the .38 Spl. round of the 856 can accommodate ammunition ranging from light target loads to self-defense rounds.

Specifications:
Caliber: .38 Spl.
Capacity: 6-shot
Action Type: DA/SA
Barrel Length: 2”
Weight: 22.10 oz.
Overall Length: 6.55”
Overal Height: 4.8”
Width: 1.41”
Cylinder Material: Carbon Steel or Stainless Steel
Finish: Blue Matte or Stainless Matte
Sights: Serrated Ramp Front/Fixed Rear
Firing System: Spurred Hammer
Grip: Soft Rubber
MSRP: $329

To learn more visit TaurusUSA.com

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