TAURUS RAGING HUNTER 44 REM MAG 8.37"
Product Information & Specs
Seller Description For This Firearm
REVOLVER: TAURUS FIREARMS MODEL RAGING HUNTER 44 REM MAG 8.37", SERIAL NUMBER MS579544, BLACK (MATTE), YES - INCLUDES ORIGINAL BOX AND PAPERS, 8.3, 44 MAGNUM, DOUBLE ACTION
Notes:
ATTENTION BIG-GAME HUNTERS AND HAND-CANNON PURISTS! UP FOR BIDS IS THE ULTIMATE DEFENSIVE BRUTALIST OF THE WHEEL-GUN WORLD: A USED TAURUS RAGING HUNTER IN WRATH-OF-GOD .44 MAGNUM! THIS IS THE MONSTER YOU BUY TO LOOK ABSOLUTELY THREATENING TO GRIZZLIES OR ROGUE ENGINE BLOCKS.
LET’S TALK CONFIGURATION. IT COMBINES A MENACING, PORTED BARREL WITH A CUSHIONED GRIP TO SAVE YOUR BONES FROM UTTER DESTRUCTION. THE INTEGRATED TOP PICATINNY RAIL IS READY FOR LARGE OPTICS, TURNING THIS REVOLVER INTO A TACTICAL DEATH RAY.
THE CONDITION FEATURES "SOME VERY LIGHT WEAR." TRANSLATION: IT HAS BEEN HANDLED WITH CRITICAL CARE and SPENT 99% OF ITS LIFE LOOKING RUGGED IN A CLOSET. THE FINISH HAS ONLY THE MINIMUM AMOUNT OF CHARACTER SCUFFS. MECHANICALLY, IT IS CRISP, SHARP, AND RECON-READY.
DOES IT COME IN A FLIMSY CARDBOARD BOX? NOPE. CARDBOARD LACKS THE MAJESTY TO RESTRAIN A BULL OF THIS CALIBER. INSTEAD, YOU GET THE ORIGINAL FACTORY SOFT CASE TO SECURE YOUR FREEDOM COMFORTABLY ON THE GO.
IF YOU WANT AWARD-WINNING MAGNUM POWER THAT RUNS FLUIDLY EVERY SINGLE TIME- BUY THE BULL. COCK THE HAMMER. BLAST THE STEEL.
| UPC | ECOM00589858 |
| Action | REVOLVER |
| Barrel Length | 8.3" BARREL |
| Caliber | .44 MAGNUM |
| Capacity | NOT SPECIFIED |
| Finish | BLACK (MATTE) |
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