Taurus 692 7-Shot Multi-Caliber Revolver 3.0 in

Name: Taurus 692 7-Shot Multi-Caliber Revolver 3.0 in
Brand: Chuck's Gun Store
SKU: KIN|1704184
Price: 774.37 USD
Availability: InStock

$774.37

Own a seven-shot revolver that fires .357 Magnum, .38 Special +P, and 9mm Luger right out of the box. The Taurus 692 3-inch comes with two cylinders, a ported barrel, and a Ribber grip—all for under $700.

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SKU: KIN|1704184 Category: Revolvers

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Here’s a wheelgun that refuses to sit on the shelf. The Taurus 692 7-shot multi-caliber revolver 3.0 in is a stainless-steel DA/SA powerhouse that ships with two cylinders—one for .357 Magnum/.38 Special +P, and a separate 9mm Luger cylinder—so you can swap calibers at the range or in the field with zero tools. This isn’t a gimmick; it’s a genuine service revolver with a ported 3-inch barrel, Ribber grip, and a seven-round capacity that gives you a serious edge over the old six-shooters. Last updated: April 2026.

Manufacturer	Taurus (per manufacturer specs)
Model	692
Material	Stainless steel barrel and frame
Compatibility	.357 Magnum / .38 Special +P / 9mm Luger (interchangeable cylinders)
Finish	Matte stainless
Weight	Approx. 32 oz (empty, per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

Interchangeable Cylinders – Why it matters: You can shoot the cheapest 9mm range ammo on Tuesday and pack .357 Magnum for defense on Wednesday, all from the same revolver. No extra tools, no gunsmith visit.
Ported 3.0-inch Barrel – Why it matters: Porting vents gas upward, reducing muzzle rise and keeping your sights on target for faster follow-up shots—especially critical with hot .357 loads.
Seven-Round Capacity – Why it matters: That’s one extra round over most .357 revolvers on the market. In a defensive scenario or a competition stage, that seventh shot can make the difference.
Ribber Grip – Why it matters: Soft rubber with finger grooves soaks up recoil and gives you a secure hold even with sweaty hands or gloves. No more slipping under heavy magnum fire.
Adjustable Rear Sight – Why it matters: Fixed front, windage/elevation adjustable rear means you can dial in your exact point of aim for any load—9mm, .38, or .357—without guesswork.

Who It’s For

This revolver is built for the collector who wants one gun that does the work of three. It’s for the shooter who reloads both 9mm and .357 and hates buying separate firearms for each caliber. It’s for the gun-show veteran who recognizes that a seven-shot, multi-caliber stainless revolver with a ported barrel is a rare find—and for anyone who wants a range toy that doubles as a serious trail or home-defense tool.

Pros & Cons

Pro: True multi-caliber flexibility without a conversion kit—just swap cylinders.
Pro: Ported barrel tames recoil on .357 Magnum loads, making it more pleasant to shoot.
Con: The exposed hammer spur can snag on clothing during a fast draw; a bobbed-hammer version would be nice for concealed carry, but this model is designed more for range and field use.
Con: The 3-inch barrel is a compromise—shorter than a 4-inch for full velocity, but longer than a 2-inch for easy carry. It splits the difference well, but velocity purists may want a longer tube.

Comparison

Feature	Taurus 692 (3″)	Ruger GP100 (3″)	Smith & Wesson 686 (3″)
Capacity	7 rounds	6 rounds	7 rounds
Caliber Options	.357 Mag / .38 Spl / 9mm	.357 Mag / .38 Spl only	.357 Mag / .38 Spl only
Interchangeable Cylinders	Yes (ships with 2)	No	No
Barrel Porting	Yes	No	No
MSRP (approx)	$691	$829	$949

FAQ

Can I shoot 9mm in the Taurus 692 without any modifications?

Yes. The revolver ships with a dedicated 9mm Luger cylinder. Simply remove the .357/.38 cylinder pin, swap cylinders, and you’re good to go. Use moon clips (sold separately) for reliable 9mm extraction.

How do I swap the cylinders on the Taurus 692?

Open the cylinder, push out the cylinder pin from the front, slide off the current cylinder, slide on the new one, and reinsert the pin. It takes about 30 seconds. No tools required.

Is the Taurus 692 accurate with 9mm?

Yes. The 9mm cylinder is chambered to the same tolerances as the .357 cylinder. Many shooters report 2-3 inch groups at 25 yards with quality 9mm ammo. The adjustable rear sight lets you zero for each caliber.

What is the warranty on the Taurus 692?

Taurus backs this revolver with their limited lifetime warranty for the original owner. Covers defects in materials and workmanship. See manufacturer for full terms.