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Hypothetically speaking, if you were only allowed one Taurus autoloader and one Taurus revolver for the next 5 years, what would your choices be and why? In this hypothetical scenario these will be the only two firearms in your possession for that period of time.
I would approach this for a versatility standpoint -- which two firearms and calibers are going to offer me the most flexibility in covering whatever bases I need covered (i.e. hunting, self-defense in the home, ccw etc...)
Personally, I'd opt for the following two:
* Revolver: Tracker .357 w/ 4" barrel
* Autoloader: PT92
My needs would mainly be for home defense, perhaps small game up to and including whitetail deer and for recreational shooting. If I had to rely on only two Tauri for a period of five years, those would be my choices.
PS -- I'd perhaps be so bold as to try taking whitetail with the PT92. From accounts I've seen on other forums, a gentleman named Mr. Stephen Camp has successfully taken whitetails with his Browning Hi-Powers. I'd definitely go after them with the Tracker and the right .357 loads.
I would approach this for a versatility standpoint -- which two firearms and calibers are going to offer me the most flexibility in covering whatever bases I need covered (i.e. hunting, self-defense in the home, ccw etc...)
Personally, I'd opt for the following two:
* Revolver: Tracker .357 w/ 4" barrel
* Autoloader: PT92
My needs would mainly be for home defense, perhaps small game up to and including whitetail deer and for recreational shooting. If I had to rely on only two Tauri for a period of five years, those would be my choices.
PS -- I'd perhaps be so bold as to try taking whitetail with the PT92. From accounts I've seen on other forums, a gentleman named Mr. Stephen Camp has successfully taken whitetails with his Browning Hi-Powers. I'd definitely go after them with the Tracker and the right .357 loads.
