
The Taurus Deputy with a 5.5-inch barrel is a single-action revolver chambered in .357 Mag that also accepts .38 Special. It holds six rounds, with a wood grip, an exposed hammer and a blue and black finish. The exposed hammer is part of the traditional layout. The overall length is 11.1 inches and the revolver has standard sights and a transfer-bar safety.
The single-action trigger and exposed hammer give a traditional handling feel, which suits range practice, Western-style shooting and field use. The transfer-bar safety is designed to help prevent discharge if the revolver is dropped. The .357 Mag chambering also accepts .38 Special, which widens the ammunition choice, and the model is sold new. The wood grip and six-round cylinder keep the configuration simple.
Key features
- Single-action .357 Mag revolver
- Also accepts .38 Special ammunition
- Six-round cylinder, 5.5-inch barrel
- Wood grip, blue and black finish
- Transfer-bar safety, standard sights
This revolver ships to a licensed dealer you choose, where you complete Form 4473 and the background check.
Taurus Deputy 5.5-Inch Barrel .357 Mag Blue/Black Revolver: quick facts
- What caliber is the Taurus Deputy 5.5-Inch Barrel .357 Mag Blue/Black Revolver?
- It is chambered in .357 Mag.
- How many rounds does it hold?
- 6 rounds.
- How big and heavy is it?
- Barrel length 5.5 inches, overall length 11.1 inches.
- What kind of action does it use?
- Single Action.
- Is it optic ready or threaded?
- Optic ready: No; threaded barrel: No.
- What sights and finish does it have?
- Sights: Standard Sights; finish: Blue/Black.
- Is it new or used?
- New, in the original packaging.
- Can I buy it in United States?
- Yes. It ships to a licensed FFL dealer in United States; you pick it up there after the background check. Ships to your FFL dealer for Form 4473 and a background check at 21 or older; state permits, waits, rosters and magazine limits apply at pickup.
- Is it in stock?
- Yes, at $623.29. Orders leave within 1-2 business days; shipping is free over $999.







