[Bob]

Does anyone know how many were manufactured, or the number of years of manufacture? I never see them at shows or on the on-line auction/sale sights.

This particular version (4 inch, no lug, SS) of the model 94 is a great looking revolver with classic lines like the discontinued S&W 63, except better because it holds three more rounds, so I'm not surprised I don't see them for sale.

 

[Bob]

That's "sites", not "sights".

 

[Robby]

I have seen one Blue of that model in the last 5 months. It sold the weekend before I was going to buy it. I was so bummed out. It was sold for $270.

 

[paulrabe78]

Here is a place that has them. http://www.thegunsource.com/item/9926_Taurus_Hand_Guns_Pistols__Firearms_94_Small_.aspx

 

[Robby]

Yeah you can find them on some sites, however, $334.12, compared to $270 for either a 22, or a 357 or 9mm revolver. Seems a little high to me.

 

[paulrabe78]

Yeah you can find them on some sites, however, $334.12, compared to $270 for either a 22, or a 357 or 9mm revolver. Seems a little high to me.

Yeah I know. I'm looking at a good .22lr auto pistol but I can get a 9mm or .40 for less money. The .22 will be sooooo much cheaper to shoot though.

 

[Bob]

Paul, I'm talking about the discontinued no-lug versions.

 

[paulrabe78]

Sorry I don't know the difference.

 

[Gray_Wolf]

Sorry I don't know the difference.

think skiny barrel

 

[Bob]

Well, I guess nobody knows how many of these SS no-lug (skinny barrel) 94s were made, or the years of manufacture.

Does someone at Taurus answer questions like that? The last few years it seems as though the girls who answer the phones really are not up to speed on anything not in the current catalog.