I know some do not care for Taurus, but I've had good luck with their revolvers. I'm looking at this as a truck/boat revolver.
Does anyone know if after-market grips (Wood) are readily available? For whatever reason I just do not care for rubberized grips.
Also, can anyone verify over-all accuracy of the gun? My S&W are just tack drivers, granted, I know this isn't a S&W, but as long as it's more accurate than me, I'm happy.
Blessings and thank you,
Tim

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I know some do not care for Taurus, but I've had good luck with their revolvers. I'm looking at this as a truck/boat revolver. 
Does anyone know if after-market grips (Wood) are readily available? For whatever reason I just do not care for rubberized grips. 
 Also, can anyone verify over-all accuracy of the gun? My S&W are just tack drivers, granted, I know this isn't a S&W, but as long as it's more accurate than me, I'm happy.
 Blessings and thank you,
 Tim

Randy I. · Answer

Hogue make a line of fancy hardwood grips for the M66 https://www.hogueinc.com/grips/taurus/med-square/wood

James G. · Answer

The accuracy will be no stranger to you compared to your Smith and Wessons. Taurus has come a long way in recent years in both finish quality and accuracy. They can't be beat for the price either.  Grips can be found : http://www.shoptaurus.com/revolver-grips  and here  :  hogueinc.com/grips/taurus/med-square/wood

Randall A. · Answer

Please go to http://shoptaurus.com/revolver-grips for replacements.

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