Taurus 970 Tracker Reviews
Taurus 970 Tracker Reviews
Taurus 970 Tracker Review
Taurus 970 Tracker Review
This ain't like me. I have always seemed to gravitate to going bigger, larger, louder, meaner in my choice of caliber. I even went so far as to cull out most of my .380 and 9mm guns at one time. However, I now have a few new additions of 9mm and .380 pistols back in the collection. But, now I am giving very strong thought to picking up a Taurus 970 Tracker .22LR. My thoughts are it is cheap ammo for doing some target practice and fun. More so I am thinking it would be a cheap way to become accustomed to shooting a revolver double action and keeping control of aim while pulling a stonger trigger pull. I find that I tend to pull the hammer back and then fire with my revolvers, yet I claim to not care for single action revolvers. And learning to DA a revolver in the 327mag, 357mag, and larger can get expensive real fast.
Taurus 970 Tracker Review
Taurus 970 Tracker Review
I have long been an advocate of the .22 rimfire cartridge. I have several centerfire auto pistols and a few rimfires as well. I have been considering buying a a new rimfire pistol and thought about getting a revolver so that I don't have to worry about the issue of shooting bulk ammo and having it not function properly in an auto configuration.
Taurus 970 Tracker Review
Taurus 970 Tracker Review
Any comments on the Taurus 970? I like the Smith 617, but it's a little pricey in Toledo. The Taurus feels good, but I haven't heard good or bad about it.