Confused about Taurus revos

[Borodin]

I have not checked into this a great deal, however, I spent some time looking at the Taurus website and I was wondering what the REAL difference (if any) between the Ultralite models and the Total Titanium models.

Also, A friend of mine suggests a DAO model for no reason that he can say. I am thinking that he thinks that an external hammer will catch or snag on things/clothes. With this in mind, I still like the option of DA/SA and would take my first defense shot in SA if possible because of the shorter trigger pull.

Opinions??????

 

[Black_Snowman]

The Ultra Lights are usually mixed alloy affairs and tend to be heavier than the Total Titaniums but sometimes it's just a matter of the finish and, occasionally, porting. Don't worry about the name. Shop for features.

You can carry cocked with the correct thumb strap holster but I'd rather not have a trigger pull that short and light while drawing, possible under durress and in a position where the draw may require me pointing the gun at something I'd rather keep in tact.

The snag issue is defiantely a viable concern. Particularly for a pocket gun. Not such a big deal for drawing from a belt holster. For the best of both worlds try a shrouded hammer model. Protector I think is what Taurus calls them.

I just got a 455HS4 and it's a pretty good gun that I'm considering for CCW duty if it proves itself. You can read about it here.