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Taurus 605 Protector 2" .357 Magnum Revolver, Coyote Brown - 2-605021B

Name: Taurus 605 Protector 2" .357 Magnum Revolver, Coyote Brown - 2-605021B
Brand: Taurus
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$293.79

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Brand: Taurus
Color: Coyote Brown
Caliber: .357 Magnum
Capacity: 5
Category: Firearms
Platform: Revolver
Action Type: Break Action
Firearm Type: Handgun
Barrel Length: 2in
UPC: 725327617266
MPN: 2605021B

Overview

The Taurus 605 Protector is a compact double-action/single-action revolver built on a lightweight polymer frame with a coyote brown finish and a stainless steel cylinder. Chambered in .357 Magnum and compatible with .38 Special ammunition, it features a 5-round capacity and a 2-inch barrel. Designed for close-quarters defense and concealed carry, this 5-shot revolver offers reliable stopping power, a manageable overall profile, and compatibility with standard speedloaders.

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