This is a 6 shot, not 5, .357 Taurus.
I have two different IWB non tuckable holsters for it, as well as a belly band and an ankle rig.
Ankle rig is great for dress slacks, but jeans are to stiff to try and pul up and draw. The BB is perfect when I am biking or jogging and it can be used as an under the dress shirt IWB in a pinch but its uncomfortable wearing for more then an hour or so. If I am wearing a coat I can get away with the IWBs, but they don't hold the weapon securely enough. Both of the IWBs are no name POS.

I am a fan of galco leather, but no local places have their IWB tuckables to test.
All similar Tauruses I find are 5 shot, there isn't a model number any where on this thing.
Anyone have an idea as to the model number?

Taurus 605 with a shaved hammer....






















































To be completely accurate....it's probably a Model 605CHSS2C



http://www.frano-zbrane.sk/images/Taurus/605chss2c.jpg




























Now sell it too me....:flipoff2:

I thought all the 605's were 5 round revolvers?
I know the 605CHSS is.
http://www.taurususa.com/products/product-details.cfm?id=244&category=Revolver
Not familiar with the 605CHSS2C
cant find specs.
But the photo you linked does appear to be 5 rounds :)

Open the cylinder, under the crane on the frame should be the model number.

Open the cylinder, under the crane on the frame should be the model number.


yeah!!
Thank You.

It is a 606

How comfortable are IWB holsters?....are they decent for wearing all day?

I thought all the 605's were 5 round revolvers?
I know the 605CHSS is.

I stand corrected.

How comfortable are IWB holsters?....are they decent for wearing all day?

I have a Galco IWB Royal Guard, non tuckable for my 1911's.

http://www.usgalco.com/HolsterT3.asp?ProductID=884&CatalogID=7

I am going to get either a USA tuckable or their SkyOps tuckable for my commander.

http://www.usgalco.com/HolsterT3.asp?ProductID=2703&CatalogID=7

http://www.usgalco.com/HolsterT3.asp?ProductID=2750&CatalogID=7

I am not sure what to do about a proper IWB tuckable for snubby. I have been looking at the t-shirts that have a povcket sewn in under the arm pit. I think this will end up being the best solution for me when wearing shirt and tie but no jacket. With the tie on I can leave a button undone and this is more then enough room for my hand and snubby.

Wear a t-shirt between the gun and the holster and then another light shirt or a jacket over that.
My extended safety is grooved and kinda sharp if I don't do that.
The most concealable location is on the front of the hip. Basically right between the first and second belt loop on a pair of levis. But this is a very uncomfortable position when sitting.

Moving it so it's right on the hip, with the second belt loop inbetween the two leather retaining straps (see link) it's very comfortable. but I feel it sticks out a bit more.

Slide it a bit more to the back and it disappears again, unless you bend over. It's more comfortable then infront of the hip when sitting. I do have a more difficult time lifting the shirt and drawing from behind the hip. Really hard to draw when seated with it behind the hip. But if I am just using a jacket to cover the gun then this is the position I use the most. I don't need to use my weak hand to clear the jacket, like I do with a shirt. The can't of the Royal Guard works well in this or the side hip position. The photo on their web shows the pistol in this postion. I also have a Kydex pancake for the 1911's that I where in this position.

The 357 is fatter due to the cylinder but much smaller/shorter overall. At the infront of the hip position the grip still pokes my rib cage when seated. But since it is smaller I am able to have it further to the side and can rotate the grip a little when seated.