Too true.
Taurus at one time made a .45 Colt set of versions for that.
The Taurus 450 and 450T were 5 shot which were 5 shot snub revolvers with 2" barrels made 1999-2005.
Those were not Trackers.
The model 460 and 460T were the Trackers and in of course, .45 known also as Lon Colt. These were compact frame models, 5 shots, and came with 4" or 6.5" vent ribbed barrels which were ported.
There was also a Tracker 455 model that was in .45 ACP. Those came with 2",4" or 6" ported barrels and moon clips came with revolver. Made 2002-2004.
With the advent and popularity of the "Judge" series taking off like a rocket, Taurus has been loathe to make Trackers in these calibers.
Part of the reason is that the Taurus 445 UL, in .44 Special was brought back for a short run and few sold compared to the popularity of the Judge.
There are a lot of us out here that prefer a good, solid, one caliber revolver that can shoot everything from light loads to barn burner dinosaur dropping loads.
Trackers are strong enough to do that. Too bad there are not enough of us out there or who have sent Taurus a message ( hint, hint, through the Taurus Suggestion Box) by snail mail or by phone to them. The more who do send them a message the more likely they might well hear and do something about this sad state of affairs.
After the Taurus 445, a darn find revolver by all accounts, was considered having snake bit Taurus, Taurus has been turning out Judges by the rail car load as fast as they can. That is instead of one caliber, bit bore, revolvers. Even a big bore revolver that could shoot any .45 ACP or .45 Colt load would be a boon to us gun users.
The other problem is that many neophyte gun buyers are not going to commit to becoming proficient with a big bore, or for that matter, any medium bore to big bore revolver. The Judge gets the nod from them which is much of the buying public. Yes, Judges sell to knowledgeable handgunners as well. That's fine for Taurus. No problem there for them, but for us others? Not necessarily so. I do not begrudge Taurus' success with this. Nor do I begrudge the Judge owners. Not at all. What they want fits them and their needs. No problem there.
I just wish Taurus would listen to us who do not have the money to buy S&W "Classics" or those of us who wish not to buy a high priced revolver of the "N-frame" size.
All we can do is try, pray, and hope.