For shooters who want a dependable small-caliber revolver that covers range practice, plinking, and light varmint work, the right tool blends adaptability with simple, durable construction. A handgun that swaps between rimfire calibers and keeps point-and-shoot ergonomics can save time and training costs while delivering predictable performance in the field.

TAURUS 992 TRACKER is a compact, stainless steel revolver designed around versatility and user-friendly operation. It ships as a combo that allows quick interchange between .22 LR and .22 Magnum by swapping cylinders — a practical solution when you want low-cost range sessions on one day and increased terminal performance for pest control on the next.

Design and key features

The 992 Tracker pairs stainless steel construction with a spurred hammer and shock-absorbing rubber grips to produce a recoil-manageable platform that stays corrosion-resistant. Fixed front and adjustable rear sights give shooters a straightforward sight picture and the ability to tune point of impact for the ammunition they choose. Interchangeable cylinders are the standout feature: running .22 LR for economical practice and .22 Mag for higher velocity and expanded small-game performance makes this revolver genuinely multipurpose.

Why interchangeable cylinders matter

Swapping cylinders is faster and cleaner than owning separate guns for each task. .22 LR offers minimal recoil, low noise, and inexpensive ammo — ideal for repetitive drills and new shooters. .22 Magnum brings more energy and better terminal performance on varmints at modest ranges. The 992 Tracker’s cylinder system bridges both roles so you can train more often and switch to effective field rounds when needed. Price sits at $639.99, reflecting the combo capability and stainless build.

View product details and pricing to compare this revolver’s features against single-caliber options and see how the combo setup changes your training plan.

Applications and tactical considerations

On the range, the 992 Tracker is an economical practice tool that mimics the feel and trigger work of larger revolvers without the same expense. In the field, the ability to run .22 Mag makes it a legitimate option for small pest control and close-range utility. The spurred hammer preserves single-action precision, while rubber grips and stainless steel balance controllability with durability.

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