Ok, over the last year or so, since I bought my 455 45ACP Tracker, I have had quite a few problems with the gun. After several trip's for warranty service (it kept locking up) they finally replaced it with a another, which had a cylinder out of round, which they also repaired.
Had a smith do a little action work on it as it was stiff.
With the numerous trips to Miami and the smith's work, it finally is about 99% of what I desire in accuracy, 90% of what I like in a trigger and only about 50% of what I prefer in a smooth operating action. My Colts & Smiths, hands-down are much much better in that buttery action. But like I said, the accuracy is very good..
I Mother Mag'ed the finish to make it a bright stainless, which look's very nice. The reason I bought in the first place over the Smith 45ACP was that I prefer vented ribbed revolvers.
For a $325 gun, got a big discount from MSRP from a gun store going out of business, it ain't bad. Given the choice between a Colt or Smith for twice the money, I'll take the Colt or Smith, but the Taurus ain't bad.
That's the best I can do with my apologies to Taurus................ck
Had a smith do a little action work on it as it was stiff.
With the numerous trips to Miami and the smith's work, it finally is about 99% of what I desire in accuracy, 90% of what I like in a trigger and only about 50% of what I prefer in a smooth operating action. My Colts & Smiths, hands-down are much much better in that buttery action. But like I said, the accuracy is very good..
I Mother Mag'ed the finish to make it a bright stainless, which look's very nice. The reason I bought in the first place over the Smith 45ACP was that I prefer vented ribbed revolvers.
For a $325 gun, got a big discount from MSRP from a gun store going out of business, it ain't bad. Given the choice between a Colt or Smith for twice the money, I'll take the Colt or Smith, but the Taurus ain't bad.
That's the best I can do with my apologies to Taurus................ck
