Left handed revolver

[BUFF7MM]

This is going to be a two sided question, I've been looking for a small revolver to carry and I got thinking about a left handed model, I found a charter arms model but that seems to be the end of the line for lefties. I tried to google it and pretty much drew a blank except for a few that were out of business that I had never heard of. It's not a big deal to have a left hand model but I just had to ask.
Next, I've been looking at either a Taurus 605 in 357 magnum or a Smith and Wesson 360 and the price difference has me leaning way toward the Taurus, anybody have any experience with the Taurus?

 

[Marauder]

I think you have found that is very limited..
I myself would stick with a Smith, they have been in the revolver game for a long time. Yes they cost more then a Taurus, but you get what you pay for. I would look at a model 60 S&W, good luck on your pick..

 

[smores]

I mean they're old but COMPLETELY ambidextrous:

 

[BUFF7MM]

I mean they're old but COMPLETELY ambidextrous:

That would work, but it might be a little bit on the bulky side.

 

[smores]

That would work, but it might be a little bit on the bulky side.

You'd be surprised. It's nowhere near the size of a Schofield model... Those were made in .32 S&W and .38 S&W, and were the pocket pistols of their day. There are still some floating around in shootable condition. But, forget about any sort of high pressure modern SD ammo.