.22 Revolvers

[seadog1022]

I am looking at getting a double action .22 revolver, can anyone tell me about the Tarus models.

Thanks Seadog

 

[IM_Lugger]

I've never shot one of the Taurus .22's but used to have their .44mag revolver and currently own a Taurus 1911. Both are good guns.

I handled a Tracker model and the 94, Tracher is anice gun, doesn't feel like a .22 (they also come in .357 and .44mag). Wolverine should be able to get one for you for a good price...


Try here for more info TaurusArmed.net

 

[seadog1022]

.22 revolver

Thanks much Lugger

 

[TheTooner]

I haven't handled or used any Taurus guns but I have noticed most common complaint you see/hear about them is of a complete lack of warranty back up and other customer service in Canada. You might want to investigate that before buying.

 

[seadog1022]

thanks Thetooner, I have heard that as well.

 

[Trigun]

The Tracker .22 is a very hot looking gun with tons of good reviews. Sadly Taurus made them not quite common here by lacking of after sale support. I really don't know why they run a f%&ing business like that.

Trigun

 

[SSJChar]

i would be all over a 22 tracker if they were available here at the american price. theyre definitely lookers, and i hear they work pretty well.

 

[Lawrence D]

I got one in stainless steel. 7 shot cylinder and very user friendly.

I love it.

 

[NAA]

I handled one of the new version Taurus wheelguns in .17 rimfire [same frame as the .22 is on, I believe]. Seemed pretty well made & decent doubleaction wheelgun for the money.

That said, also take a look at a used S&W Model 17 6".... they are around and made on the venerable "K" frame will last you a lifetime of .22 shooting.

 

[geologist]

Definitely would go with the 6" SW 17. It'll gain value with time.

 

[Brutus]

Definitely would go with the 6" SW 17. It'll gain value with time.

AND warranty work can be done in this country.