Airweight alloy-frame five-shot snubbies are nothing new... unless they're chambered in .41 Magnum that is.
From the medium frame total titanium Tauri in .44 Special, .45 Colt and .41 Magnum (as well as a seven shot .357) to the L-frame "Centennial" 242 and 296, there's been a renaissance of medium-frame carry-oriented wheelguns on the market. I'd even put the 4" Titanium Tracker in this category; with its' space-age Ti construction, ported muzzle and seven-shot .357 cylinder, it sort of strikes me as a futuristic rendering of the concept behind the original Model 19 Combat Magnum.
Anyone out there avail themselves of this bumper crop of new carry wheelguns?
From the medium frame total titanium Tauri in .44 Special, .45 Colt and .41 Magnum (as well as a seven shot .357) to the L-frame "Centennial" 242 and 296, there's been a renaissance of medium-frame carry-oriented wheelguns on the market. I'd even put the 4" Titanium Tracker in this category; with its' space-age Ti construction, ported muzzle and seven-shot .357 cylinder, it sort of strikes me as a futuristic rendering of the concept behind the original Model 19 Combat Magnum.
Anyone out there avail themselves of this bumper crop of new carry wheelguns?