Taurus Raging Bull Model 444 Close up

Peacock 45 here. The Taurus Raging Bull. You know, we just have to try it at long range while we have it. Isn't that pretty? Well, you might not think so. Or you might. Big ol' long barrel. Let's see if it'll send that projectile through a tin can. I think it did. Loudly. How about another Mountain Dew can? Here's one with something in it, I think. Took care of that. Let's do a double action on that Listerine bottle. Some people think I hate Listerine. Well, I don't drink it. Nice. There's a pot in there, I think. Oh, man. It was wet, so it didn't smoke very much. I'm gonna put another hole in this tin can after I reload. Oh, boy. Gotta open her up two places. Big ol' Raging Bull. 44 mag. Quite a piece of artillery. Really tames this cartridge, even though these are pretty warm. I really don't even enjoy shooting them too much out of a short barrel Smith & Wesson, but out of this big ol' heavy thing, the porting and everything really tames it. I have to say, Taurus Raging Bull, y'all been asking for one of these for a long time, and so far it's worked just fine. Needs to be shot over here. Oh, man. Getting watered back. All right, another holy tin can. Let's hit it again. Oh, what else? What else? There's one lying down there. I think the last thing, and I believe I have one more around. Yes, I do. Might take more than that, but let's put that one on Mr. Mellon. I believe it did the job. It did the job, didn't it? Wow. Yeah, all it took were 12 rounds. Good ol' 44 Magnum combined with a Taurus Raging Bull, and I'll have to say, that's a fairly accurate handgun. You know, it proves it with these long distances. Life is good.