#SundayGunday: Taurus Raging Bull

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posted on June 4, 2017
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As you’ve probably noticed, Taurus has been making waves of late, courtesy of some big product announcements. The company’s new, eye-catching concealed carry handgun, known as the Spectrum, was revealed earlier this year at SHOT Show 2017. Then, at the 146th NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits, the company rolled out its first-ever AR-15 design in the form of the T4SA. And, hey, that’s great, but what Taurus has, especially for hunters, been far more synonymous with the revolver. In its 70-plus years of history, Taurus made its name marketing wheelguns and affordability, both of which are attributes that the hunting community can embrace. Chief among the Taurus revolvers that hunters have been drawn to is the Raging Bull, which is why it's the latest addition to our #SundayGunday series. Learn more about it with the video embedded above.

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