With a polymer frame that is impervious to corrosion and can withstand the rigors of daily carry, the Taurus DT Revolver promises to be there when you need the stopping power of the .357 Mag. A 2-inch barrel and a light weight of 20.2 ounces make it ideal for concealed carry, while its $445 price tag makes sure your wallet stays heavy. It's available with Taurus' Ribber grip or with a polymer stock made to look like laminated wood, as seen in the video below.
Taurus DT Revolver
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