Hey there friends, thanks for checking in. Taurus came out with a handgun that I never saw coming. I'm actually shocked that they came out with this handgun. It comes in this big huge case. It's priced right. It is chambered in a, shall I say, ongoing caliber that has become very, very popular in the last seven or eight years. And I just didn't see a comment. I felt like the GX4 series, the G3 series was doing so well that they wouldn't produce something like this, but they did. And you can see that in a big large case, it's a full-size handgun. So let's check it out. What did Taurus do now? They're always up to something. And here we have the TH10 chambered in 10 millimeter. It has some features that are common with Taurus, as well as some different things that we're going to talk about. And if you go with this, it comes with two additional backstraps and two 15 round magazines. This is loaded. We are going to weigh the pistol, as well as a lock, paperwork. It's very nice case. So we'll get this out of the way and talk about the TH10 chambered in 10 millimeter. This is an all-ambidextrous gun. So you look at the thumb safety, the slide stop, the magazine release is located on both sides of the handgun. And when the thumb safety is engaged, then we'll show clear here, because I do have a mag in there. The trigger lock and the slide locks, nothing is happening. So you could carry this copded lock to just like that and a sweep of the thumb, and it's in single action, even in double action, it will lock up both the slide and the trigger. It has that grip that is very common with Taurus, some gritty texturing there, as well as the backstrap, full-size grip, obviously it has 15 round magazines, and some bumps in there. I wouldn't say they're grooves, but they're bumps for a full three finger contact plus some, a lot of real estate there. The magazine release is ambidextrous. The left side of the pistol, it's rather stiff, all right, but you drop it with the trigger finger and it just comes out easier on this model anyhow. There it says Taurus, and on this side, it says TH10, 10 millimeter auto. 15 round magazines. It's a double action, single action handgun, so in single action, has a nice clean trigger pull with a fairly short reset, check this out. So I like those single action guns. Reset seems to be a little bit shorter. Double action is heavy, but I think they did a nice job. 15 round mags, ambidextrous, serrated black rear sight, pinned in front dot, MSRP, 531. And the recoil spring is pretty heavy, and that's what you would expect with a 10 millimeter. A lot of people use 10 millimeter as a four-legged problem they have when they're out hiking in the woods or whatever. You know, they come across some game there that, maybe not game, but four-legged creature that they feel they need that additional power. And it takes stronger components to put together 10 millimeter and priced at 531. I think it's pretty nice. Not a lot of actually zero slide motion, very tight handgun, with a two-slot pick rail, nice overall feel. Let's go ahead and take a look at the disassemble here. Very easy disassemble with those takedown lovers. And there's a look at the frame. It has a dual recoil spring and a four and a quarter inch barrel. I don't think I've mentioned that four and a quarter inches. And then here we have the firing pin block right there. It's got a little shine to it. And then when you put it back together, this is very tight by the way. Not just the magazine release, but that spring is very tight. And then we wanna make sure everything is downward as we reassemble. And this is what I'm talking about right there. And then it's reassembled. Nice single action trigger pull. I think I mentioned five and a half pounds. But let's go ahead and get it on the scale because I have this mag loaded up with 15 rounds. So we'll do that. The unloaded weight is the magazine inserted. There's one pound 12 and three quarter ounces. We move that to just ounces 28 and three quarter ounces. But if we go with the loaded mag, we'll see we're looking at 38 and one eighth ounce. So a full size gun, 15 rounds, you're getting some real good capacity in 10 millimeter. Why do you suppose Taurus came out with this? I'm actually pretty shocked. I think that they recognize that the 10 millimeter is still growing. It started about eight, nine years ago. You started to see glot come out with some 10 millimeters. People were kind of shocked by that. And then a bunch of 19, 11s and 10 millimeter. Taurus got into it with this full size TH10. They made it ambidextrous. A matte finish on the slide. Does have the rail there. Nice overall grip with additional back straps. Well, extended beaver tail as well. And a very nice trigger pull. The Taurus TH10 can't wait to get this to the range. I love shooting 10 millimeter. It punches you back a bit, but that's what you expect with a heavier load. A 40 plus P plus P in many cases, but the 10 millimeter has grown. It is growing and Taurus met the demand with the new TH10. If you like videos like this, please subscribe. And share. I always appreciate thumbs up button. Thanks for watching and you guys be safe.